Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-02-13
Extra.

John G.. Wright and wife fiom Ash
ford, Nebraska, are here on u visit to
her sister, Mrs. J. b. Connrardy.
Miss Katheryn Connrardy was a
guest at the D. T.. Soar home in Au-
dubon from Friday evening till Sun
day evening.
Subject for the Y. NJ. c. G. meeting
next Sunday afternoon is Religious
Indifference Matt. 1923. Pro-
fessor J. l.. Conger leader.
Mrs. N. P. Christensen very delight
fully entertained the ladies of the
Congregational church aid society at
her home one day last week.
Charley Hoss has ceased to work at
Extra depot and gentleman by the
name of @. l.. Butler of Keota, Iowa,
has been sent here to take his place.
Married last Wednesday at the home
of Elder L. G. Whitaker, Miss Nettie
Radcliff of Audubon township, and
Mr.. Charlie Phippin of Greeley town
ship.
George Fancher and wife who reside
in Audubon township, are the proud
and blushing parents of pair of twins
that were born TO them one day last
week.
John Dodge and family will soon
move from their town residence to the
farm home OF his mother, Mrs. b. q.
Dodge mile or so to the northwest of
Extra.
The Methodist church people are
making an active canvass and are hope
full Of securing piano to take the place
of the organ that has served for so
many years.
Mrs. Noah Deaton from Des Moines
was here the latter part of last week
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. j. Hensley
and other relatives the Hensley Bros.
and DR.. John Bishop.
Mrs. Will Woodward attended the
ladies' meeting at Audubon last Satur-
day. After meeting she went home with
Mrs. n. II. Carper and visited till Sun
day, returning home after church Sun
day evening.
Little Geraldine, daughter OF J. B.
Rendleman and wife, who was SO I'M
fortunate rs to fall at the home of L..
J. Hill in Audubon, last week and
break her arm, is getting along nicely
and is seen upon our streets again.
The little friends of Jay Cotton, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cotton, gathered
at his home last Wednesday and helped
jay celebrate his seventh birthday.
They fairly made the woods ring with
their merry shouts and departed leav-
ing substantial tokens of their love for
Jay.
Mrs. Charley May and her mother.
in-law, Mrs. s. ID. May, are home from
Iowa City where the former had two
tumors removed from her throat and
we are told that the patients condition
is steadily on the improvement, of which
her friends are exceedingly well pleas
ed.
Peter Tharnish and wife entertained
company of Catholic people on Fri
day evening, MONDAY evening num-
Der OF Catholic people assembled at the
pleasant home of Mr.. John Ref and
wife in the heights. Miss Susie Ref
acted as hostess of the occasion with
her usual graceful manner.
Last Sunday was the tenth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Bintiner who reside three miles south
of town on the widow Green farm that
Nick bought. A number of their rel
atives came and made merry, ate
good dinner as Mrs. Bintner knows how
to prepare for such an occasion.
A merry band OF friends gathered at
the home OF 2. l.. Hansen, in Kickapoo
Park one night this week and informed
Miss Lena Beck, Mrs. Hansen's sister,
that this was her birthday and that they
had come to help celebrate it. When
they were through and gone Miss Lena
found she was richer by beautiful
brooch.