Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-10
0.c OUR NEIGHBORS
AND THEIR DOINGS.
Extra.

Extra will have show August 81.
We are having lots of rain in this
part of the country.
Thos. Lohner was wanted at Coun-
Gil Bluffs this week
Miss Jennie Henry has been suffer
ing this week with neuralgia.
Chris Thompson, of Brayton, came
up Tuesday to visit Dentist Hunt.
VIM. Walker transacted business in
Atlantic between trains Saturday.
W. C. Owen, our popular brick
maker, spent Sunday in Atlantic with
his parents.
Miss Dickerson, of Carroll, is at
the home of Mrs. F. J. Stranger this
week visiting.
Mrs. Carl Klever expects to go to
Iowa county soon for visit with old
friends and neighbors.
Chas. Kelsey and sister Kit started
for Montana Tuesday evening of this
week, Miss Kit on a visit and Chas to
work.
Mis-. Stanton, of Carroll, came down
Saturday to visit her parents, Uncle
Fred Anderson and wife, in Kickapoo
Park.
81 Campbell and wife presented
their children with a nice new organ
last week. They purchased it of j. NJ.
Thomas.
Frank Stranger packed his grip and
started west last Thursday evening to
look for employment. He had his eye
on Montana.
Mrs. W. f. Brinkerhof spent a cou-
pie of days in Atlantic last week max
ing arrangements to move there about
September |.
Edna Voorhees,, of New Jersey, is
here visiting at the home of her cousin
Al Voorhees,. She is we'll pleased with
this western country.
NJ. ID. Thomas starts his big thresh-
ing outfit at Boy Herrick's this week
the first of the season for him. Tune
always gets his share.
Harry Page, son of Geo. Page, of
Greeley township, expects to go to
Des MOines the hrst of September to
attend college Success to him.
VIM. Heath came in Sunday to join
his wife and daughter, and visit his
parents He is full of praises for the
section of country around Madrid.
Monday morning about twenty of
our teachers took the train for Audu-
bon to attend normal. Some few went
than evening and some waited until
Tuesday.
Henry Seibert and daughter, Maggie
left Wednesday noon for Omaha, from
there to Taylor county; then this fall
Miss Maggie thinks of locating at Lin
coin, Nebraska.
Monday was hog day for Extra, some
twenty loads coming in during the rain
1t made it nice and cool for the hogs
and most of them got in before the
roads were heavy.
j. W. Gray, wife and son Charles
came up from Casey Saturday evening
to spend Sunday with friends and at
tend 3ervices at the re-opening of the
Congregational church
Ada Detwiler, of Lincoln township.
spent Sunday in Extra with friends.
Miss Detwiler was at one time employ
ed in our city schools and has many
friends here that are always glad to en-
terrain her
Walter, son of Mrs Leroy Henslev,
up in Greeley, reached his twenty first
birthday one day last week and his
young friends surprised him that even
ing. All report good time, such as
they always do after visiting in that
home.
Joe Hall, the trusty engineer at
Gransbery Bros. mill, of this city.
started for Montana Wednesday of
this week where has good job in view.
Joe has been n resident of Extra a
number of years and has many friends
who wish him success in his new loca-
ton. His family will remain here
some time or until Joe is sure where
he will locate