Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-05-18
Extra.

Grant Smith and wife move into
their new home this week.
III. M. Talbot, of Audubon, was in
town over night Monday on business.
Frank Odell and family moved last
Saturday into the new rooms in Mrs.
d. w. Miller's house.
Henry Rowher, manager of the
Green Bay yards, was transacting bus
mess at Atlantic Monday.
Geo. Dimick went to Atlantic Mon
day to consult Grant the marble man
in regard to doing some work fol him
in that line.
The people of Extra extend their
heartfelt sympathy to Mr.. and Mrs
Sim Curtis in the loss of their babe
last week.
Frank Stotts Jr returned to Wyom-
ing Tuesday of this week after q short
visit here with his parents and other
relatives.
Thos. Lohner and family moved
down from Audubon last Tuesday and
will occupy the rooms over the Jno.
Guidinger restaurant.
After June 1st our barber shops will
not open on Sundays. Soyou must be
on time and get your shave Saturday
night or stay home from church.
Rev. Wissler returned Tuesday
morning from Muscatine where he
went as a delegate from the A. o. u.
w. lodge. His wife and two children
remained for a few weeks visit.
Geo. Anders said goodbye to his
many friends last Friday and departed
on the noon train for Wyoming to join
Frank Sturgeon who has been out there
for month or two. We wish the
boys success,
Extra is going to be favored with an
other brick yard. A man by the name
of Owen, from near Bridgewater has
rented the ground at the old yard and
is having it cleaned off expecting to
commence work this week
Prof. Ingram, wife and daughter
commenced a three nights entertain
ment at the X. p. hall Tuesday evening
and are having big crowds and lots of
fun. The Professor was here one week
before going to Audubon, but that was
not enough and induced him to return.
Work has been commenced on the
Congregational church. There will be
no services during the fixing over of
the building. We are glad to see this
work being done as it was much need
ell especially before another cold win
ter. Chas Milliman and men will do
the work.
Geo. Bailey, of Audubon, came down
Saturday and assisted H. S. Wattles in
painting that beautiful ern he has pur-
chased for his lot ut the cemetery Mr..
Wattles also has rustic seat which he
will take to the cemetery that is just
little nicer than anything Of the kind
we ever saw.
The state convention of COngrega
tional ministers meets at Atlantic this
week. Rev Wissler from this place
will attend. They also have an En-
deavor and Sabbath school program,
delegates from the different districts
attending. The Misses Minnie Ander
son, Verna Croy and Maggie Henry
are sent as delegates from the Endeav-
or society of this place, going down
Tuesday noon. We bespeak for them
pleasant time, knowing such conven-
tions are instructive and interesting.
We understand Mrs. G. c.. Basham
has purchased the James Henry res
taurant to take possession some time
this week. Mr.. Henry found since
running the hotel that to try to con-
duct both was too much of task and
do them justice. He has conducted
this restaurant for good many years
meeting with success and never failing
to please. Mrs. Basham is we'll known
to our people ard needs no introduce
ton, but will say she will spare no
pains in trying to please the public.
Success to the new firm.