Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-06-19
Extra.

Clarence Mssching is having a tus-
sic with blood poison just now.
Will Delahoyde, brother of Edwin
and Mollie Delahode, has gone to
Sturgeon, s. ID.
p. 1. Whitfield and his daughter, Miss
Clara Whitfield are visiting relatives in
Omaha this week.
Charlie Houston and wife and
daughter are expected home from their
California soiourn almost any day now.
Pres Keith and wife were down from
their Melville township home this week
visiting with her sister Mrs. d. Z.
Stranger.
Edna Bushnell arrived here th is
week to visit for time with her aunt,
Mrs. Joseph Gilroy, couple of miles
east of Extra.
Gretchen Delahoyde is up at Audi
bon this week visiting her relatives at
the Van Gorder and Mrs. Thomas
Walker homes.
Again Robert Gransberry is the sole
owner of the Extra roller grist mill,
having purchased the property OF
George Dimick.'
George Mccain is home from his
trip to North Dakota where he pur-
chased half section of as fine land as
ever laid out of doors.
Mrs. Dena Statzell and Bessie Dodge
have opened a summer school aud
kindergarten at the home of Mrs.
Statzell to continue ten weeks.
A new brick sidewalk has been laid
on the east side of the building occu.
pied by Gault and Company which is
owned by Mrs. j. b. Rendleman.
Myrtle Hellyer who is stopping al
Atlantic for few days, came up Sun
day and stayed over night with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. b. Hellyer.
Miss Zoe Varney, of Wellman, Ia,
is here to visit for week with his
brother, Will, that smiling and oblig.
ing clerk at the d. Z. Stranger store.
Bonnie Beard gave a party to her
young friends at the home of her par.
ents, James Beard and wife at their
Hilltop Heights home last Friday
evening.
Down here Rev. W. W. Hartsough
will deliver the Fourth of July cele-
bration Grafton and Rev. Father Fail.
enschmidt will read the declaration of
independence.
The success of the hog cholera med.
icine that Hensley Bros. & Hamle,
manufacture is SO big that they are
obliged to put another wagon on the
read to meet the demand.
Gene Wilson enjoyed short visit
from his brother Ed whose home is out
in Nebraska just west of Sioux City
He was on his way home from visit IL
his parents home at Geneseo, Ill.
Monte Cline, who has been here for
some time with his uncle, George
Plantz, went to Chicago Monday night
In few days he will be Joined by Mr..
Plantz and they will journey to New
York state.
Moses Brinkerhoff was up from
Oakfield last Sunday and visited with
relatives and friends. This is the first
time he has ventured up since he has
been released from quarantine fol
small pox.
John Loner has that new house com.
pleted and we we were told that he and
Cena Beck, daughter of Nels Beck and
wife, are to be married this week. ii
we are too soon, John, We will take il
back and wait few days.
Clair Conkling, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Conkling, who reside al
Kingsley, arrived here last Thursday
to visit his grand parents, Henry Conk.
ling and wife. The young man rode
his wheel from home to this place.
Mrs. VIM. Bintner had very bad
attack of illness while visiting at the
home of her son south of town one day
this week but we are pleased to say
that she has nearly regained her usual
health and is at her home in this city.
Mr.. Carmen, of Hamburg, an old
time comrade in the same company
with W. H. Copeland during the war