Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-10-19
o. OUR NEIGEIBORS
AND THEIR DOINGS.
Extra.

A good number of our people have
been counting in Audubon this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Born, of Extra,
We're with Audubon friends Tuesday.
Miss Anna Kemster, of Adair, is
helping Mrs. Basham in her restaurant
work.
The Extra Cemetery Association
will erect o house !2x14 on their
grounds.
That was fine rain we had Sunday
night and made everyone feel good
natured.
Farmers are busy hauling grain and
hogs to market nowadays. Prices are
good which is pleasing.
DIR. Riley returned Saturday from
business trip to Chicago and visit at
his old home in Geneseo, Ill.
Miss Ino Bison was the guest of her
auntie, Mrs. Mack Thomas, Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
Arthur McAnulty, of Audubon
township, was passenger down from
Audubon on the noon train Monday.
A nice social dance was enjoyed at
the Maccabee hall last Tuesday even
sng, the first for the winter dances.
Hiram Heath has raised his house
and put a foundation under it and
otherwise improved it for the winter.
A. B. Houston has put in very
substantial sidewalk in front of his
office on the street leading toward the
depot.
VIM. Lewis and wife are here visit
ing at the home of Jas. Kelsey. Mr..
Lewis and Mrs. Kelsey are brother and
sister.
Aunt Mary Anderson is quite little
better than reported last week which
her many friends are more than glad
to hear.
Jas. Halliday is very sick nun at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Smith,
at West-town. Old age seems to be
the main trouble.
Up. Lair is at Griswold, where he
was called to the bedside of his son,
Charlie, who they think cannot recover
from heart trouble.
Protracted meetings commenced at
the Christian church last Monday
evening. Rev. Humphrey, of Atlantic,
is conducting the meeting.
Mrs. John Cameron, of Lincoln
township, is in Extra visiting her son,
Tom Dustin and wife, also her sister,
Mrs. George Hardenbrook, who is here
visiting.
Eugene Wilson has been having a
good visit with his father this week,
who is her from Geneseo, Ill. DIR. Will
son visits here every year hence has
many friends.
Hon. VIM. Walker, who came home
from Chicago so very sick last week, is
reported some better Mt this writing,
Tuesday. His many friends hope he
may soon recover and be up town
his usual self again.
Word comes from Kansas City that
Sam Harm, Jr., the only son of our
townsman, Samuel Harm, is married.
Sam has lots of friends in Extra that
wish him and his wife lots of success
and happiness in their new life.
Jno. Hugal had a nice surprise last
Tuesday morning when his father,
mother and brother came walking in.
They had just arrived from Kentucky,
their old home. They seem to like
north and think of locating here.
Ed Allen, who has been working
near Atlantic for some time, was riding
o horse one day last. week, when in
some manner the animal threw him to
the ground and broke his left arm il
three places. This is hard luck fol
him Just as winter is coming on ant
people need to work.
H. s. Wattles and daughters ant
their families are in receipt of invita-
tions to attend the golden wedding o
his brother, H. P. Wattles and wife
ut Earlville, ILL.,, November 9th, '99
1t will be impossible for them to at
tend but of course they will remembe
them with some nice gifts. That SAM
day will be the 39th anniversary of H
s. Wattles.