Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-04-13
Extra.
III. S. Wattles is Surveying in Cass
county this week.


ing his uncle, Jas. Kelsey and wife.
Miss Trina Tharnish visited at the
home of her uncle, Pete Tharnish, last
week.
The bicycle has returned and sever
al of our young folks are enjoying these
fine evenings.
Ora Poage has gone to Idaho t.
spend the summer with her older sister
who runs q large hotel.
Miss Huchendorf, of Atlantic, is Wis
iting in the city this week instructine
the ladies in point lace work.
Artist Jno. Harrison has been busy
this week decorating the X. p. hal
and they do say it looks nice.
Mr.. Reed, brother of Mrs. H. L.
Wissler, of Nevensville, was an ovel
Sunday visitor with that lady.
Miss Dollie Gilroy is slowly recover
ing from a severe sick spell, which hel
many friends will be glad to learn.
Miss Maggie Reilander, of Shelby,
is here this week having came to at
tend the Reilander and Kommes we'd
ding.
Vern Culver and Ruby Harper We're
in the city last Thursday. Mr.. Culver
finds quite ready market for his ex-
cellent -four.
Mrs. Kate Emerson returned to her
home at Sioux City Monday morning
after an extended visit with parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dorr.
Will Wissler has his new honse up
in the Heights raised and enclosed.
He will have a home for himself and
wife before you know about it.
Our new merchant, Mr.. Parkinson,
and family will arrive here this week
to reside with u.s. Until they can pro-
cure house they stop at hotel Henry
w. B. Hamler's drug store front is
about as gay as you see them. 1t is
painted in turkey red and white. Then
he has new lamps and can shine IN the
evening as we'll.
Someone entered the home of P. l..
Hansen, up in the Heights, the even
ing of the "Old Maids Convention"
when the family was not at home and
helped themselves to $3.50 they found.
Luther, second son of John I. Hen
sley, was thrown from horse Satur-
day evening, but not seriously hurt. 1t
was feared Mt first that he had been
hurt about the head but, fortunately
not.
Mrs. d. w. Miller is here for few
weeks visit with her many friends and
looking after her property interests.
She expects to make some changes in
her residence which will greatly i'm
prove it.
The Maccabee ladies gave one of
their first class entertainments at their
hall Wednesday evening It was well
attended and very highly spoken Of
The ladies have never failed to please
yet and the public is always pleased
when they are announced,
At the regular council meeting Mon
day night sidewalk was ordered to be
run through the Park on the north
side; it shall be four feet wide, con-
structed out of two-inch boards on AKA
stringers. Thislwill make a substan-
tial walk and much needed improve
ment.
The Easter exercises at the Christian
church were held last Sunday evening,
just one week late, on account of both
of the other churches having theirs on
Easter Sunday and it was thought best
to wait. 1t proved to be one of the
finest entertainments of the kind ever
given in our little city.
The ladies aid society of the Congre-
gational church will give party next
Monday evening at Hotel Henry for
the benefit of said church. Ice cream
and cake will be served for u cents.
Games and other amusements will be
introduced and all who come are in
sured pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, of Manila.
spent Sunday in our little city. Mrs.
Hughes will be better known as Eva
Bell and they visited at her fathers
home, Joe Bell. Until about a year
ago Eva made her home hele in Extra.
then she moved to Manila where she
has established her new home. We
congratulate and wish them long life
and prosperity.
Wednesday evening of this week the
trustees of the Congregational church
had special meeting to consider the
matter of pulpit supply for another
year and to talk over the matter OF
either remodeling our present church
or the building of new one. We will
report next week The result of the
meeting as it will be too late for this
issue. We trust, however that they
viii do the right thing as they always
do.
Peter Kamnes and Maggie Reilande,
were united in marriage Tuesday morn
ing at the Catholic church in our CITY
These young people are well known
and need no introduction. The groom
is son of John Kames, one of our mos
prosperous farmers and respected citi
zens. The brideis.the daughter of Chri
Reilander, we'll known and highly re
spected, havinga large circle of friends
After the ceremony at the church the
wedding party departed for the home
of the groom's parents where the feas
was spread. A large number of cost,
and valuable presents were received a,
token of the esteem in which they ar,
held. The best wishes are extended
to these young people.
Rheumatism Cured.
My wife has used Chamberlain's Pair
Balm for rheumatism with great reIief