Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-03
Extra.

ness AT carson the laSC OF tllS Wceh
Miss Nellie Wilds, of Griswold, is
spending the week with Extra friends.
Free Anderson expects to visit in
Johnson county the next week or ten
days.
F. ". Stotts ran ir,o Des Moines
Monday to be absent a few days on
business.
Chris Spoo and wife moved into the
Henry Rohwer property in the east
part of town this week.
ID. E. Stranger, wife and son visited
Sunday up in Melville township with
Mrs. Strangers people
Some of our teachers are arranging
to attend normal next week. Extra
will be we'll represented.
The NJ E. ladies aid society met at
their church parlors Thursday after
noon. Lunch was served.
The Epworth League social held in
the park last Friday evening was a
grand success in every way.
H. S. Wattles and men We're sur
veying road work over in Audubon
township the first of the week.
Mrs Fred Edmundson and Mrs
Hank Pearson, of Brayton, drove up to
Extra Monday to visit friends.
Mrs. w. A Hamler and two children
returned from Atlantic Monday after n
couple of weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. Ralph Hawks is visiting friends
in Atlantic while Ralph is in attendance
at the State convention, where he
went as delegate.
Miss Beth Henry left on the noon
train Tuesday to visit with relatives in
Adair. She will return in time to at
tend normal at Audubon.
Robt Waterson left Wednesday of
this week for Iowa City to join his wife
and from there they go to Cedar
Rapids to visit for time.
The pupils and friends of Mrs. J. T.
Carmichael gave her a farewell sur
prise last Friday evening, prior to
their moving to Audubon.
Aunt Lucy Bruner, mother of Riley
and Jake Bruner, came down from the
north part of the state last Saturday to
remain a few weeks visiting.
Charlie May and wife are more than
proud over their new son who came to
claim a home with them last Saturday
morning at about eight o'clock.
George Knapp, once an Extra boy
but now located at Newton, was an
over night visitor i'll Extra Tuesday.
He still sells Lily Gloss starch.
J. NJ. Thomas expects to go to Dav-
export next Monday where he will rep
resent his home lodge of Knights Of
Pythias at grand lodge held at that
place.
G. E. BRENNAN, republican candi-
date for treasurer, will attend the state
convention this week and take n run
down to his home at Brooklyn and call
Oh his parents.
Mrs Barcus is very low again at the
home of her son-in-law, Isaac Hunt,
north of town. She is suffering from
stomach trouble; her many friends
have but little hope for her recovery.
Mrs. Will Heath and daughter, Clara
of Madrid, arrived in Extra Wednes-
day to spond few weeks with relatives
and friends. Will expects to run in on
his wheel next Sunday if the roads
will permit.
Miss Ethel Riley and Chas. Fulton
departed Tuesday morning for Ames,
where they will attend school the COM
ing year Charlie has been there for
the past year, but this is the first year
for Miss Ethel.
The re-Opening services of the Con-
gregatiOnal church since undergoing
repairs will be held next Sunday
morning. There will be no services in
the other churches but unite in one at
the morning service.
Artist JnO. Harrison has a call to
Stuart to paint couple of houses.
JnO. has a wide reputation as a first
class painter and his friends are glad to
see him prosper. He goes to Stuart to
commence work next week.
Uncle Henry Seibert and daughter,
Maggie, are rusticating at the Ben
MASKING homestead, east of town,
since leaving the Prick ranch, until
they decide what they want to do.
They think some of going west.
Geo. lessen, living one and half
miles west of Brayton, is building him
self fine house and purchased the
brick at the Extra brick yard for the
cellar and foundation. We have as
good a brick yard as you usually find
Last Saturday afternoon while Dan
Hash was running with four or five of
his playmates on the side walk 1T West
town, he in some manner lost his foot
ing and ran off the walk striking on
his left arm, dislOcating his elbow and
breaking the bone about one inch
above the joint. He was taken to DIR.
Riley's Office and made as comfortable
as possible. 1t is an awful bad break
and his friends realize he must suffer a
great deal, but hope he may come out
all right in the end. Dan has lots OF
grit and will stand it as good naturally
as anyone.
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