Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-03-16
Extra.

on Frank Hensley's farm up in Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Connrardy We're
transacting business in Audubon,
Monday.
Henry Hickman and wife now reside
on the old J. ]. Hensley farm Just
south of town.
A gentleman by the name of KEEP
hart came Monday to assist Bert Par
rott in his barber shop.
J. Fl. Rendleman has moved his real
estate office in with H. F. Andrews, on
the west side of the park.
Nick Martis and family are residents
of Extra, occupying the Richard Owen
property on North street.
Jens Peter Wilson bought new
seeder last Wednesday from Shrau-
gers new implement store.
Mrs. Thos. Walker, of Audubon, re-
turned home Saturday evening after q
visit with relatives in our little city.
Fred Reynolds is building a new
house for his brother on his own farm
up in Greeley. The brother is an in
valid.
Chas. Fredericks and y. E. Parrot
are farming the Chas. Houston farm
up in Hamlin township. They are
goo workers.
Rev. Nichols united in marriage at
the M. E. parsonage, Sunday after
noon, Miss Bradley to Mr.. McNutt,
both of Hamlin
s. B. Clark, who resides one mile
and half southwest of Brayton, was
in town last Thursday taking advan-
tage of our poultry market.
Mrs. Basham moved her household
goods into the two front rooms up
stairs in the Henry building where
herself and mother will reside.
Rev. Miller, of Audubon, visited the
first of the week with Extra friends
Rev Miller at one time was pastor of
our M. E. church here ard has many
friends.
Barney Deets, one of Greeley's sue
cessful farmers, purchased handsome
new top buggy from Stranger last
Wednesday. Now they can come to
town in perfect ease.
The X. P. boys have caught the
house cleaning fever and have decided
to paint and paper their hall. They
have very pleasant rooms and believe
in keeping them up in shape.
Thos. Allen left Saturday for Ohio,
10 visit his aged father, who is quite
poorly. 1t has been number of years
since Tom visited his boyhood home
and we hope his stay may be pheasant
one.
We have not had q snow that has af-
forded as much fun to both young and
old at snow-balling as the snow that
came Saturday. 1t is melting fast
now and perhaps it is our last heavy
snow this winter.
J. M. Thomas sold his property up
by the meat market to J. III. Rendle-
man and last Friday Mr.. Rendleman
sold the same to Chas. Jenkins, of
Brayton, and he is having it fitted up
to run his saloon in.
Henry Phippen and Miss Laura
Bruner, both of Audubon township,
were united in marriage last Sunday.
They are two of Audubon county's
best young folks. Long may they live
and reap rich harvest.
Miss Amber Kelsey went to Des
Moines, Monday, where she has ac-
copied position in Younker Bros.
store in the skirt department fitting
skirts. Miss Amber is a fine seam
stress and will no doubt give satisfac-
ton.
Some one broke into Fred Hoffman,
establishments West Town Sunday
night ond relieved him of what change
he had in the till and some other art;-
cles. A second attempt was made
again Monday night, but Fred being
at home they did not succeed. No
arrests have been made as yet.
VIM. Baylor and wife, of Audubon
township, accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. Free Anders, of this place, drove
to Audubon Friday of last week and
visited at the home of Mrs. Watson
and attended to some business matters.
Mrs. Watson's former husband was a
brother to Mr.. Baylor and Mrs. Anders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ballou. who re-
side about four and one-half miles
north of Extra, buried their one-year-
old child here on Tuesday last. The
little ones health has been quite deli
cate the past winter and taking the
whooping cough in that condition was
more than its constitution could stand.
We extend sympathy to the afflicted
parents.
Married, at the home of the bride
Miss Ida Bruner to Mr.. VIII Wissler.
Miss Ida is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Bruner and worthy young
lady. Mr.. Wissler is brother of Rev
Wissler and better fellow is hard to
find. They expect to reside here in
Extra, where Mr.. Wissler works at the
carpenter trade with Mr.. Bruner
They have many friends that wish
them success and happiness through
life. .....
School election took place Monday
two members being elected. They
were w. r. Copeland and E. d. Powell
Those retiring were S. Gano and Johl
Bishop These two gentlemen have
been good members and given salts
faction, it being their own wish to re
tire. The two new ones elected are
both good men and will without Q
douct have the interest eff the work al
heart and do their best. We are for
tunate to have as excellent board as
we always have had.