Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-15
Extra.

John Harrison was in Atlantic over
Sunday attending to business.
Miss Cecilia Peterman expects to
spend her vacation in the eastern part
of the state.
Miss Clara Powell, of Atlantic, is
spending the week with relatives and
friends in Extra.
Mrs. Joe Smith, of Brayton, was IN
our city Monday attending to business
and calling on friends.
The ladies' Thursday Club closed
the season with grand picnic Tuesday
down in Hallock's grove.
There is some talk of an addition to
our school building. We have SIX
nice rooms but find we need more.
John Tibben, of Audubon township,
delivered fine bunch OF hogs here
Monday. The hog market IS booming
Many of our teachers are making
preparations to attend the summer
school at Audubon, and normal as
well.
Mrs. A. C. Guernsey went, to Des
Moines Saturday to spend a few days
with her son, Austin, returning We'd
day evening.
Henry Rohwer has purchased the
residence property of r. V. Sexton
and thinks some of moving the build
ing off and erecting a neat cottage.
Monday was fine growing day, Il
genuine June day. The farmers re-
port their corn looking fine and few
days like Monday will fix the farmer all
right
Uncle Jas. Davis, of Audubon, visit
his daughter, Mrs. J. F. McAninch,
Saturday and called upon Mrs. Gear
heart who is very low. They were old
neighbors at one time.
Miss Rose McNally closed her dress
making shop this week and will visit
with her parents southeast OF town
until August when she will go to
Omaha where she expects to follow
her trade.
Don't forget the fact that Extra will
celebrate. You are sure to enjoy
yourself, so don't fail to come. Bring
your neighbors and help make this one
of the grandest celebrations we have
ever known.
Miss Jennie Ridgley, who is attend
ing school at Cedar Falls, returned
home Saturday evening to spend her
summer vacation On returning this
fall she will be accompanied by her
sister, Cecilia.
Mrs. Minnie Croy- Anderson expects
Colo, next Sunday and as soon ~ ar
engagements can be made go with her
husband and party over the range
prospecting.
We hear that Brayton is improving
under new management; street grad
ing, new sidewalks, quarter of a mile
of hitching posts, etc. We congratu-
late our sister city and hope she may
still prosper.
Mrs. ?. NJ. Loes and children are
spending few weeks here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Brown.
1t has been four years since she visited
her girlhood home, hence she sees
many changes.
VIM. Hocamp, of Audubon township,
came in Monday morning after a load
OF lumber and Will Wissler and tools
to do some repair work on his house.
Mr.. Hocamp has a very pleasant home
and this will make it more so.
The hardest rain and electric storm
of the season occurred Monday night
The wind blew very hard, playing
havoc in some parts of the city. Nc
damage was done, each one feeling
thankful that it was no worse.
Henry Fries, q prosperous Danisl
farmer living about two miles west o
Brayton, died Sunday morning. HI
was one of the leading men of tina
neighborhood and will be missed. Hi
family have the sympathy of man!
friends.
Kittie loft, now of Missouri VALLEY
but an old Extra girl, came in Satur
day for q good long visit with school
mates and friends. No one is eve
made more welcome than Miss Kittit
and we hope her stay will be Il pleas
ant one.
Mrs. Dave Clark and son. of Denver
Colo, have arrived to spend the sum
mer with her husband at their tin
farm east of town. Mrs. Clark is EN-
ployed in the Denver schools ant
enjoys rusticating is Iowa during
vacation.
Miss Iris Heath starts next Sunda
morning for Pueblo, Colo, to spen'
the summer vacation with her brother
Ernest, who is in the employ of tn
railroad. 1t will be nice trip TO
Miss Iris and her many friends hop
she may enjoy herself.
Mr. Wesbit, representing a NeN
York firm, was consulting with on
school board the first of the week i
regard to putting in furnace to bet
ter heat our school rooms. This vii
be great improvement and one w
have needed for so long.
John Graham and Miss Maggi
Workman came down from Melvill
township Saturday and visited TO
awhile with Mrs. d. E. Stranger, the
went over in Audubon township t
visit Mrs. Katie Kraeger in her ne,
home. The ladies are sisters and Nj
Graham is q cousin.
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