Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-24
Extra.

G. w. Kreamer has built an addition
to his residence kitchen.
Mrs. J. B. Connrardy has gone to
Hubble, Nebr., to see her sick mother,
Mrs. G. L. Poage.
Roy Beers up in Greeley is putting
in complete set OF water works and
will soon build new house.
Mrs. j. W. Kircher arrived this
week and they are housekeeping in the
Mack Thomas dwelling house.
Will Full, rton and wife and Mrs j..
A. Humiston, from Audubon, were
guests of the formers sister, Mrs. T..
H. Ericsson in this city Sunday.
Professor J. L. Conger was at At
lautic one day this week where he went
to meet an uncle who was passing
through that city, bound eastward.
John Hunter and wife are making a
tour of Oklahoma this week, visiting his
brother who was lucky in the late
land drawing that Uncle Sam had.
John Dawson, one of the best farmers
in Greeley township, will at once com
mence the erection of neat and
modern dwelling house upon his farm.
Mrs. DIR. Riley, her daughter, Ethel,
and Mrs. Kate Ridgley, start today for
Los Angeles, Cal, to attend the meet
ing of the National declarations of
Woman's clubs.
Her many friends and neighbors
down here are sorry to hear that Mrs.
H. H. Carmichael is having quite poor
heath at the home of her daughter Mrs.
sam Handles near Audubon.
As Mrs. Louise Welch is not going
to teach here next year she felt called
upon to give her associates in the Elk
ira schools ''jolly fine spread" which
she proceeded to do last Friday even
ing.
Nels @. johnson, ianitor at the
school house, whom everybody knows
and likes, has been elected TO that
position for next year at raise in
salary, which is tribute to his
worth.
Ed Young, that prince of good
fe lows and prime good farmers up in
G reeley is having piping laid and Q
completeset of water works put in up
on his farm so as to better care for his
large herds of stock.
There was long stock train went
out of Extra last Sunday and Edwin
Delahoyde, William E. Hensley and
Will Tibben, of Audubon township
were on board bound for Chicago on
pleasure or business bent.
Years ago d. E. Stranger chopped 9
big hole in his toe and it healed up and
nothing was ever heard from it until
this week when it swelled up like Q
''pisened pup" and he and the doctor
had big fight to keep blood poison
from setting in.
Jessie Norton, one of the teachers il
our city school, passed day or two al
the home of her relatives at the |. p.
Hallock home in Oakfield, returning
to Extra Sunday morning accompanied
by her aunt, Mrs. Josh Pease, who
lives at Oakheld.
Word comes from Snyder, Col
that our former townsman, WV. Sick
els and wife are the parents of baby
girl that is about a week old. There
are no better people on earth than
this whole family and their JOY is oul
Joy.
j. F. MoAninch was fifty-six years
old last week. Sunday his children,
Miss Flossie and Lee McAninch with
the help of their mother made the day
one long to be remembered by our
good friend James, and they gave him
some pretty gifts too.
Sam Clever and wife living out north
east of town few miles, are the par
ents of fine ten pound boy that was
born to them one day this week. Sam
gives his waistband an additional hitch
and Grandpa r. @. Watson has one
more hitch to his step since the baby
came.
Late last week the school board had
meeting and elected Prof. p. M. Her
som of Lohrville as principal of the
Extra schools for the coming year. The
gentleman hssa fine lot of RECON-
mendations and is pleasing person
age to meet, is a married men and will
move his family here next week.
Our new mayor, George F. Kapp,
has blood in his eye and among other
good deeds will have "Curfew Law
passed by the council at its next sos
sion aud then the young hoodlums that