Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-10-20
Extra.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carpenter are
visiting Mr.. Carpenters brother near
Anita
Mrs. James Frost is enjoying a visit
from her brother, of Smith Center,
Nebraska.
We wonder if Midway" don't feel AS
though midwinter was stepping OH her
toes some.
B.R. Leamon and family will occupy
rooms in Mrs. d. w. Miller's hou Sc
moving this week.
H. S. Wattles was called as witness
in Audubon, Tuesday, in the case of
Morey VS.. Cemetery.
Amy Christensen spent few days
with her brother, w. A. Harvey, and
other friends, this week.
DR.. Newton was in Audubon, Tues
day, attending court in the case of
State of Iowa VS.. Luther.
Hank Donahoe, our section boss, and
his force of men, were in Audubon this
week helping to put in the new switch
yard.
Hugh Linn drove over to Greenfield,
Saturday, to visit his parents. He got
storm stayed and came in Tuesday
evening.
G. A Rasmussen took the second
degree in the K p. lodge last Wednes
day evening. The X. Z. lodge is pros
pering now days with a number of
candidates in view.
VIM. Masterson, wife and daughter,
of Greeley township, came home from
Omaha Tuesday morning after IL weeks
stay at the exposition.
Mrs V. B. Hellyer is over ut Guthrie
Center visiting relatives and old neigh
bors. Mr. and Mrs. Hellyer once re-
sided in Guthrie Center.
Grandpa and Grandma Clark re.
turned Tuesday evening from Hamlin,
after spending about week there
with friends and relatives.
Rev. Wissler, assisted by Miss Henry,
of S. D., are meeting with very good
success at their meetings held at the
Hope church up in Greeley.
Dentist John Bishop, wife and son,
started for Colorado, Monday, to spend
several weeks in the hope that it may
benefit Mrs. Bishops health.
The children of Robt. Hamlin, now
residents of Mt. Etna are sick with
scarlet fever. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlin
have the sympathy of all their Extra
friends and we hope they may soon
recover.
Frank Gault and wife gave card
party to their many friends, Tuesday,
and at the same time they told Miss
Lollie Brinkerhoff good bye before her
departure for Colorado, Thursday. of
this week.
Mrs. Griffin is quite i'll at her home
in West Town. The old lady will he
IS years old next February and can't
stand the cold winds as she once could.
Her many friends hope her sickness
will be short and not severe.
H. S. Wattles went to Atlantic, Wed
nesday, to see Grant, the marble man.
He expects to have some fine work
done and placed in our cemetery here
to mark the resting place of his wife.
Mr.. Wattles already has beautiful
iron fence around his lot, which helps
to beautify our now handsome GENE
terry.
John Dell, a long time ago resident
of Extra, and the partner of John
Hash in the ditching business in those
days, is here tor couple of weeks
visiting the boys and having a good
time in general. All are glad to see
John and wish the country had lot
more good fellows just like him.
Miss Lollie Brinkerhoff, one of the
lady clerks at Gault Bros. store, has re-
signed her position and will leave this
week to join her sister, Nettie, in Col
orado. Miss Lollie has been in Extra
for the last five years acting as clerk in
the same building under different firms
retaining her position each time the
firm changed hands. She has host of
friends in this community who regret
to see her leave but wish her success
wherever she may go.
| DIR. BULLS Cough SYRUP Is PLEA
SAINT TO take; it tastes good; children
like it; no trouble to administer it and
it always cures. Buy the genuine, Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
FOND of Crab.
A jolly old boy from the Midlands
entered into one of the hotels at the
seaside and seeing ON the slab on the
right crab dressed on the shell with
legs, claws and parsley ranged round,
said to the landlord:
"What dye call that?"
"Crab" was the answer.