Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-08-18
Extra.

addition to her Edgerton street pro-
perty.
The corn crop is not what it pro,
missed before the drouth of July LIST.
set in.
!. NJ. Thomas went to Omaha last
Sunday for weeks sight seeing at the
exposition.
Mrs. L. Early is in very poor health
now being helpless from infammatory
rheumatism.
James Kelsey and wife and son Claud
are passing a couple of weeks with
Adair and Menlo friends. r.
Mrs. c. l.. Bison and two children,
Ethel and Charlie, were in Extra FIJI
day of last week visiting and shopping.
Miss Myrtle A. Hellyer went to At
lantic on Saturday evening for week S
visit with her brother and two sisters.
Ralph like, who resides on a farm
near Adair, together with his family
was visiting friends in Extra Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. o. J. Houston and daughter
Lulu, OF Des Moines, are spending Il
few weeks here and at Brayton visit
ing relatives.
Jim Quinn, of Anita, and Miss
COrnelia butcher drove to this place
Sunday evening presumably to attend
church as that is where jim was seen
for about-two minutes.
The home of VIM. Brinkerhoff was
once again made happy by the advent
of a bright baby CIR! OH last Friday
evening and Grandpas Crane and
Brinkerhoff are executing dou BILE
shuttle.
B. L. butchers boy was run over by
horse last Saturday evening and
pretty badly used up about the head
but fortunately no bones were broken.
Boys should keep off the streets when
playing.
G. W. Kreamer, is having brick un.
loaded at his residence for new Gel
lar and foundation, and as soon as the
weather gets cooler will erect new
kitchen l9xl4 and make some other
improvements.
Wash Houston, of Atlanta, Georgia,
is here visiting his brother A. B. Hous-
ton and family. 1t has been some
years since Mr.. Houston visited our
little city and of course can see quite
an improvement.
BIC. butcher has sold his residence
property on Depot and Gates streets
and having also disposed of his mule
team lately purchased near Hamlin he
will, in the near future, move to Colo
RADIO so we are informed.
D. B. Lyons and wife came in last week
and spent Sunday with relatives here,
the Houston, Henshaw, Raglan and
Stotts families. Mr.. Lyans lived in
Extra some years ago, hence met many
of his old friends who were glad to see
him.
The Stotts and McAninch real
estate building will soon be completed
under the energetic stroke of Carpen-
ter Lewis hammer but in the mean
time the firm is ready to list your
property for sale or even sell you a
farm or other real estate.
Some of the side walks of this other
wise neat little city are almost impas-
stable, broken planks and tall weeds
and grass being an eye sore to the
passerby. Has the town a street COM
missioner? If not the council should
appoint one and instruct him in his
duties.
A letter just received states that oul
former town marshal, Burt Harder
brook, now of the Hos pital Corps U. S
A. stationed at Santiago, Cuba, was
during the three days fight in thu
trenches, sixty hours under a continu
Gus fire but escaped unscathed.
CHI. Weidemeyer, president of the
district township of Audubon hal
called a meeting of the sub-directors o
that township to be held on Angus
9th, at Z O'Clock p. m. at the usua
place of meeting. The guileless schoo
book and atlas agent is after then
again.
Henry Tibben, while in town Tues
day of last week, drove up in front O
the Woodward blacksmith shop, an
was about to alight from his bugg!
when Ione of his horses kicked hin
striking him just below the hear
causing him to fall in dead faint
the ground. He was cared for at one
by friends and was able to return t
his home east of town late in the ever
ing.
Last Friday was Grandma Hamlin
Savanty.fonth birth day and a numb