Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-08-28
Extra.

Clarence Scott, below town, has adj
vertised public sale for September IL.
MAIDS Madsen, west of Extra five
miles, will have public sale on Sep
TENDER 2.
Editor r. @. Spencer and wife, passed
Sunday at the home of her brother, p.
l.. Hansen, in Kickapoo Park.
Postmaster Harp Wilson was an over
Sunday visitor at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Chester Marlin, in this
city.
L. A. butcher has sold his Audubon
township farm and purchased a quarter
of land six miles northwest of Guthrie
Center.
Mrs. Fred Edmundson and children
have returned to Extra from Nebraska
and we hear Fred will also return in a
few days.
After several weeks absence in
Nebraska, Gene Melner has returned
and is once more at work in the Extra
harness shop.
J. r. Minor, q son OF John Minor,
once a business man of Audubon, is
here working for Nick Doffing & Com
pany in their drug store.
Mrs. Millie Hash will apply at the
next term of the district court, to have
the silken bands that bind her to John
b. Hash, severed in twain.
Uncle Henry Conklin walked down
to the post office Sunday, feat he has
not been able to do for many months
kefore on account of i'll health.
A fine, large, baby boy was born to
Charlie McClain and wife, in this city,
last Friday and that's what makes
Charlie SO bright and clipper just now
Uncle Will Carpenter has had the
curbstones set and new brick side
walk laid in front of his brick business
house occupied by James F. McAninch.
Mrs. johnson, from Fontanelle, Iowa,
mother of Will johnson who clerks at
the ID. Z. Stranger hardware store,
came up and passed Sunday with her
son.
Lightning struck Walter b. Temples
hog house during the storm last Thurs.
day evening, danced around over the
yard, playing many queer pranks but
did no particular damage.
Anna Dorr and Maude Campbell,
went down to the state fair Saturday.
While gone the former lady will pur-
chase q stock of fall and winter millin-
cry for her store here in Extra.
Mrs. A. Campbell, who is visiting
relatives at Dillon, Col, was granted
a pension of eight dollars per month,
and some back pay, by our good Uncle
Sam on Wednesday of this week.
Grace Hacamp gave birthday party
at the home of her parents over in Aud
ubon township last week, and her
young friends, Blossom Brinkerhoff
and Sulpho Gault, Of this city, were in
attendance.
W. r. Copeland went to the northern
world with the following party of home
seekers the first of the week: Ed. Ben
ton, Isaiah Benton, Jim Benton, Will
liam Van Aernam, Jake Hill, Otto
Witthauer and George Huyck.
It is announced that Clarence Scott
and wife have adjusted their differences
and have gone out into Nebraska on
pleasure trip and visit to her people
and there will be no divorce case.
Well, that's the best way, anyhow.
One day last week @. A. Marlin sold
the place known as The Scott Herrick
farm, on the hill overlooking the town
OF Extra to John Hunter. This is one
of the finest homes in this part Of the
country and very desirable place to
live.
We are told that most probably
Charlie Hensley and family will be
obliged to come home to America in
the near future as the climate at Gre
field, Germany, does not agree with his
wife. Charlie is clerk for his brother
in-law, W. r. Wallace, United States
Consul to that country.
Professor Hersom, principal of the
Extra public schools for the next year,