Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-06-12

Mrs. Mary F. Jackson, of Villisca,
Associate Grand Matron of the order
of the Eastern Star, will visit the Extra
Chapter, next Friday night and inspect
the workings of the craft.
The hours for keeping the reading
room of the Extra Y. M. @. A. open
during the summer has been changed
from the evening to half past three in
the afternoon until o'clock.
Mrs. A. Campbell has gone to Allan
tic to witness the graduation exercises
there the last of the week, and then
will go to Anita to visit with an aunt
who resides just south of that city, to
be gone week or ten days.
Lester Peterman returned the last
of the week and joined his fathers
force of carpenters which went down
into the southern part of the county to
work on big barn for Schuyler
Walker.
Mrs. P. Smith, grand mother of Miss
Zelpha Gault, returned to her home in
Woodbury. lcounty last week having
come down to see Miss Zelpha and to
be present to see the young lady
graduate.
Mrs. Sam Brown and daughter, Ra-
chel Brown will go out to Snyder, Col
orado, soon to visit the W. W. Sickels
family and then go on to Denver and
Colorado Springs to try the benefit of
the high altitude.
Mrs. Taylor, wife of the manager of
the Elgin creamery in this city, went
to Anita last Monday to pack up their
household goods and expects to return
to Extra the latter part of this week
and take up her permanent abode
with us.
Joseph Bell returned from Rome,
New York, the last of the week bring
ing his brother, James Bell, of Hamlin
township, with him who went there to
have a cancer removed which was sue
cessfully done. While there Joseph
Bell had a cancer taken away from the
side of his nose.
Lee McAninch, son of James F. Nc
Aninch, of this city, started out last
Monday to put his shoulder to the
worlds rough wheel and the last we
heard of him, be and Chal Sturgeon
we're at North Plat, Nebraska, but
there was strong tendency to go
south from there.
The most elaborate spread, the best
patronized and one of the most
enjoyable meeting of the M. E.
| ladies aid society we have ever attend
ed for long time was held at the G.
| A. Marlin home last week. That
same unlucky thirteen was visible
| took in thirteen dollars.
The meeting of the Extra Alumni
was held at the pleasant home of Anna
Hansen this year, and after short
program had been rendered and q
lunch eaten, the following officers were
elected for next year: Will E. Wissler,
| President; BERTHE Gano, Secretary (;
Gretchen Delahoyde, Treasurer.
Hiss Flo Leney Is here on a visit
from Grant, Nebraska to her cousins
Misses Lucille and Katie Connrardy.
She came the night the Audubon Fire
men returned from the tournament at
| Avoca. We can write quite nice
little story about this young lady
coming but we want to see Frank Car
per first.
Almost at the last moment some of
the citizens of Extra have determined
to have a celebration here again this
year. 1t was almost forgone con-
clusion that there would be no annual
jubilee this year but they have willed
it otherwise and committees have been
appointed and they have set to work to
do the best they can on so short not
ice and with what success time alone
can tell. There are beautiful groves
here and we bid all who will come.