Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-09-04
Extra.

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Mrs. William Bintner has been quite
ID. for the past week.
Chris Rasm ussen is again seen on
the streets of our city.
John Ref departed Tuesday for
Minnesota to view the country.
Will Varney has returned from
visit to his old home at Wellman.
Prof. Sorenson is shaking hands with
his many Extra friends this week.
Mr.. Stuckertis erecting new dwell
ing house on his farm north of town.
Flo Lowers, of Abba, is the new
girl compositor in the Journal Office.
E. J. Hansen was passenger to
Sioux City Tuesday in quest of land.
Louise Falenschmidt has joined the
force of clerks in Frank Gault & Cos
store.
Pete Christensen went to Audubon
Tuesday on business concerning his
land sale.
Mrs. Bert Parrot entertained the
Congregational Ladies' Aid Society at
her home last Tuesday.
Mrs. A. @. Clure went to Audubon
Tuesday to put her dressmaking charts
on exhibition at the fair.
Fred Delahoyde is having new
brick walk placed in front of his resi-
4 Moth obs
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenstemacker returned
home Wednesday from an extended
trip in Missouri and Kansas.
J. o. Howard, local agent for the
Kelley Land Co., left Monday with a
party of twentysix for North and South
Dakota.
Grove Rathburn, promising young
physician of Deadwood, s. D., was here
last week visiting his m other and sister,
Mrs. Lauretzen.
Mrs. Fl. ..Moffett returned to her home
in Gruniy Center this week after a
visit here with her parents, w. @.
Sturgeon and wife.
Chas. Milliman goes to Nevada, Iowa
this week to take the Office of musical
director of their fine band, and also to
do carpenter work.
| Mrs. Myers. of Nebraska, who has
been visiting Mrs. Walter Temple and
Mrs. Cora Brown, returned to her
home last Thursday.
A twelve pound baby boy was born
to Albert Bintner and wife last Satur-
day, and their many friends are now
rejoicing with them.
Last Friday evening Elizabeth Jonas
gave lawn party for her friends. A
dainty lunch was served and all enjoyed
themselves immensely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker and children
and Iris Heath have returned from
their overland trip to Lake View, and
report a glorious time.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde and daughter
Annette, and Mrs. Portes went to Des
Moines last Thursday to visit friends
and to witness the state fair.
Hugh Delahoyde has been visiting
friends in Des Moines, and relatives in
| Audubon for the past week. In two
weeks he will return TO Chicago where
he will complete his course in dental
college.
J. McAninch and daughter Florence,
who have been visiting friends at the
capital and taking in the state fair, re.
turned home in time for Florence tc
commence teaching the Green school,
south of town, last Monday.
The Humane society has its eagle
eye on certain young man of this city
who Is treating his horses in very in
human manner. If it continues, an
arrest will certainly be made. Cruelty
is the apex of human crime.
+. b. Campbell, for twenty years the
faithful compiler of messengers Of
thought at the Journal Office, has &C
eepted position at the Advocate office
and is now picking up little articles
that don't belong to him in that office.
Will Brinkerhoff returned from q
five weeks vacation in the mountains
of Colorado, Saturday, where he has
been mountain climbing, eating, hunt
ing, eating, fishing, eating, prospect
ing, eating. and having good time in
general-in fact Brink" is getting fat.
The Extra public school began this
week with the teachers installed in
their places as follows: Miss Shan.
non, LIST Primary; Miss Norton, End
primary; Miss Soar, Intermediate
Miss Huyk, LIST Grammar; Miss Hansen,
End Grammar; Mr.. Herson, Principal
Miss Hash, Asst. Principal. With
this force of teachers the school year
will surely be good one.