Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-06-30
Extra.

son arrived at the home OF BOT
Hamlin and wife Sunday
Mrs. Ammons still remains very low
and her friends fear she may never re-
cover.
Frank Poyer and wife are proud OF
their new son born 20 them on Friday
of last week.
The mother of &. w. Guernsey re-
turned to her home at Clinton on Tues
day of last week.
Ed. Delahoyde and wife attended the
wedding of Ed. VanGorder at Des
MOines this week.
George Napp was Monday night
visitor with his mother and shaking
hands with the boys.
Mrs. J. NJ. Thomas was Frustrated
with the heat Friday compelling her
to remain in her room.
Miss Mollie Wissler leaves next Sat
ardry for Omaha to visit relatives and
see the sights at the exposition.
Miss Florence Rathbone is home
from Highland Park and at once enter
ed the summer school at Audubon. :
Mrs. J. j. Hensley leaves today for
Des Moines to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Noah Deaton, and sister at Colfax.
Chas. Lair, wife and son visited over
Sunday with his parents J. P. Lair
and wife. Charles now resides at
Lewis
Miss Della Baber left Monday even
ing on vacation visit with relatives
in Sioux City, South Dakota and Ne
braska.
John Harrison has been improving
some of John Hicks livery buggies
with new paint and an elegant job he
has done.
Mrs. H. L. Wissler has sister and
her three year old daughter visiting
her until after the Fourth. The lady
is from Thornburg.
Gault Bros. have bought twenty
thousand brick for the new addition to
their store building. The brick are
from our home yard and as fine brick
as you wish to see.
About six or eight couples of our
young folks had moonlight picnic in
the Hallock grove Tuesday evening 60
ing by the hayrack route. A jolly
good time is reported.
Mrs. Dave Clark, teacher in the
Trinidad, Colorodo, schools, arrived
Monday evening to spend the summer
with her husband on their fine farm
four miles east of town.
Chas. Kelsey and Chris Spoo left for
Jefferson Tuesdsy with Bud Rendle-
mems end Mr.. Spoo's trotting horses.
They drove through expecting to ar
rive there Wednesday evening.
They are Smelling corn at the eleva-
tor at West-town and consequently
disturbing the rat population. Some
OF our men as well as the small boys
are having sport killing them.
Miss Eva Lawrence, who has been
trimming for Mrs. Raglan this season,
finished her work this week and re-
turned to her home in the north part
OF the state last Wednesday morning.
Frank Stotts and family are nicely
located in the VIM. Walker property in
Kickapoo park. Mr.. Stotts has come
to spend the remainder of his DAYS in
good old Extra. All welcome them
back among us again.
John Hensley accompanied by Nav.
or Brenniman had great sport as well
as hard work trying to catch five wild
steers in the neighborhood of Hamlin
station Monday. The boys said it was
good deal like fighting spaniards.
Last Sunday was Mrs. 1. v. D. Lew.
is birthday and dinner was given her
in honor OF the event. All their child
rem and grandchildren were present,
besides a goodly number of old set.
tiers. We did not learn the number
OF the milestone in this good old lady's
life.
Mrs. John Forestall and son, Clifford, |
and Miss Susie Bush are here visiting
at the j. ID. Bush home and many 9th. |
er friends. The two ladies were raised
in Extra from babyhood and have
great many schoolmates and friends
here. Their home at present is at Elm
Creek, Nebraska.