Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-10-16

A. Rabson, after a somewhat pro-
longed absence in Dakota, is again seen
upon our streets.
Mrs. Wilson, of Walnut, mother OF
Mrs E. @. Whitaker, is making visit
at the parsonage.
J. B. RocKafellow and Geo. Pennell
of Atlantic, were attending to business
in Extra Monday.
Chris Rasmussen is among his friends
in Extra once more, having arrived in
the city Monday.
Charlie johnson and bride, of Chi
cago arrived Monday on q visit to his
mother and sisters.
John Knox has returned from Casey
and has resumed his duties at the Full
lerton u lmber yard.
Blanche Noon took her little nephew
and niece to visit their grandma, Mira.
Kelley, at Adair last Friday.
The Extra lecture course opens next
Friday evening in the X. P. Opera
house with theIGlazin's Jubilee Singers.
Emma Fitch has at last returned to
Extra and her friends will find her at
her old place in F. Gault & Cos store.
A. b. Houston was taken suddenly
worse Thursday and his life was des-
paired of for some time, but he is again
better.
| On account of the absence of both
| Messrr. Hartsough and Wissler, there
were no services in the Congregational
church last Sunday.
Mrs. John Dimmick will accompany
her sister, Cora Cook, to Vinton this
week where she will enter the school
for the blind in that place.
J. Martin, who has been farming out
on Troublesome, has purchased the
Bolts property and will move his fam
lily to town in the near future.
Everyone shut mp shop and the
schools closed early and every one
turned out to the foot ball game on
Friday between Adair and Extra.
J. B. Connrardy started for Denver,
Wednesday in response to telegram,
stating that his son-in-law, George
Smith, is very low with consumption.
Mrs. Charles Van Gorder, Mis-. Lena
| Walker and Mrs. Fales were down
from the county seat Wednesday, pic
nicking and calling on friends and rel
atives.
Frank Leffingwell, John Riley, Ed
gar Allen and Charlie Fulton went TO
Atlantic Saturday to witness the foot
ball game between the Audubon and
Atlantic teams.
Mrs. Mary Todd, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Extra for
several weeks, has gone to visit her
| sister, Mrs. Cameron near Audubon,
after which she will return to her home
in Dakota.
The foot ball game between Extra
and Adair was bowling success for
Extra, the game standing five to none
in Extras favor. One OF the boys of
the Adair team had his ankle quite
badly sprained during the game.
Extra was unexpectedly treated to
minstrel show Saturday evening, when
one travelling overland, from the Car
roll carnival en- route to Atlantic,
pulled in town about dusk. Their band
played and quite fair sized audience
turned out.
The Thursday club will meet at the
residence of Mrs. w. A. Hamler, Oc-
tober, %. Leader, Mrs. W. W. Hart
sough, subject, Maryland. Reading,
Mrs. 81. L. Wissler; Current events;
roll call answered by giving names of
women Of note and what they are doing.
The party given by Clark Griffin and
wife at their pleasant home in Greeley
in honor of George Griffin, was largely
attended and pleasant time was re-
ported by all. Those attending from
town were the Misses Zilpha Gault,
Blossom Brinkerhoff, Mary Bintner
and Louisa Failenschmid, and the
Messers. Bernie Bintner and Moses
Brinkerhoff.