Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-10-06
Extra.

Miss Henry occupied the Congrega-
tional pulpit last Sunday morning,
W. E. Brinkerhoff arrived home
Monday after an absence of one month.
Frank Stranger, the gentleman clerk
at Walkers, is at Omaha this week.
Mrs. Bert Parrot was called to
Durrant OH business Tuesday of this
week.
The Misses Ollie Pippin and Grace
Campbell are attending the exposition
this week.
Miss Clara Hansen was an over Sun
day visitor with her brother and wife,
Peter Hansen.
Miss Lena Hardenbrook and Mrs.
Tom Dustin went to Omaha Monday
to visit the exposition.
Bert Parrot and family moved into
the Bob Hamlin property this week
They have it rented for one year.
N. J. Marietta is reported not nearly
so we'll this week. His friends hope
his sickness is not of long duration.
L. 7. Brown, of Council Bluffs and
former resident of Extra, is here this
week shaking hands with old friends
Free Anders is enjoying visit from
his sister, Mrs. Sutliff, of Johnson
county, and his brothers wife, of
Atlantic.
Geo. Jenkins, an old resident of this
county but late years of Colorado, is
here visiting relatives and his own
children.
DR.. J. G. Newton, wife and sister
Mrs. W. Hamler, are at Sioux City thi:
week visiting their brother and attend
ing the carnival.
Andrew Allen has just had erected /
very fine monument in memory of his
son in our cemetery. 1t is a beauty
and very fine piece of workmanship
Geo. Knapp made a flying trip t
Extra Monday to visit his mother ant
to take her home with him to Newton
the same evening. She will be absen
week or ten days.
The merchants are busy now as wei
as the farmer. This cold wave make
trade lively, causing the sale of heav
underwear, clothing, shoes, etc. Yo
don't hear the cry of hard times an
more as that day is of the past. Price
are right both for the purchaser an
seller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, of Beldon, Nebr
came in the latter part of last wee
and gave Mrs. Barcus happy surprise
They had been attending the exposition
and as Mr.. Reed is a brother of Mr..
Barcus they thought it worth while t
run over for few days. A jolly tim
they had.
A. +. Beebee is at his post once NOR
at the depot after summers vacatio
and much needed rest. Mr.. Graham
the gentleman who filled Mr.. Beebee
place during his absence, has gone t
Omaha for a few days then he will IT
turn to his work at Knoxville. M
Graham made many friends during hi
stay and all regret to see him leave.
Otto Witthauer, who has for a nun
Der of years run the elevator at West
town for the Glucose works, ha
! resigned his position and Mr.. Apple
gate, of Atlantic. has been appointe
to fill his place. What Mr.. Witthauer'
intentions are for the future we Iav
not learned, but hope he will conclud
to remain here as we can't afford t
lose him and his family. Extra extend
welcome to Mr.. Apologize and fam
ly and hope their stay among us wi
be pleasant one.
AS Mr.. Nicholson and wife, of Gree
ley township, got into their buggy las
Thursday to start for home their hors
took fright and started to run. |
started at the jim McAninch corner
ran around the park and back to Wood
wards blacksmith shop; then turne
square around upsetting the bugg
throwing them both out and threw til
horse off Its feet. Mr.. NickelsOl
escaped, but his wife was badly bruised
1t was not known at first how badl.
she was hurt, but later reports find he
recovering from very nervous shock