Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-12-25
Extra.

Mrs. Frank CRANE, Of West Extra,
is very ill.
Rev. Failenschmidt was at Audubon
Monday morning.
Ollie BRENNAN arrived home from
Utah Tuesday evening.
Ethel Riley is home from st. Cath
rines college at Davenport.
Alta Harsh went to her home at
Baxter to spend the Christmas.
Claud Andrews commenced teaching
school at No. / Audubon township last
Monday.
Halle Cotton and Flora Houston
have gone to Newton to visit the Bry-
ant family.
Bessie Ridgely started for Adair
Monday noon to visit her sister, Mrs.
Ben Nellis.
The now compositor in F. III. An
drews office is Ollie Clark, of Pot
tawattamie.
Miss Libbie and Ellowene Jones
have gone home to Lincoln to spend
the holidays.
The meeting of the Y. NJ. G. A. will
be open to all next Sunday. II. l..
Wissler, leader.
Geo. Henshaw started on the train
Monday noon in the interest of the Nc
CormicK people.
Sam Harm is out in the Fred Rey-
nolds and Will Hensley neighborhood
putting in six new phones.
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder was down
from Audubon Thursday and Friday
visiting relatives and friends.
Tuesday evening P. M. Hersom and
wife gave pleasant social evening to
the members of the high school.
Randall Hunter came home Monday
from college to spend Christmas with
his parents, John Hunter and wife.
Amanda and Minnie Grip started
for Illinois Monday to visit q month or
six weeks with their grand parents.
The Mason lodge, Exodus 342, and
the Eastern Star will INSTALL officers
next Saturday and both will end with
banquet.
Monday the new pews were placed
in the Catholic church. Three masses
will be held in the new church on
Christmas day.
Rev. Hartsough was very busy Mon
day settling up land deal with some
Extra people who purchased some land
in North Dakota.
The Thursday Club will give their
annual social Thursday evening Jan.
Is, ct which time the husbands Of
the members will be royaly entertained.
Nick Bintner and son Leo, went as
far as Omaha with Mr.. Bintner's sister,
Sister Salome, who was ON her way to
Nebraska. Leo will receive treatment
for his eyes at Omaha.
The sign OF the dental firm OF Extra
now reads Oldafer & Hammer, Mr..
Oldsker having taken partner from
Grundy Center. Evidently this firm
believes in having names to suit the
business.
The officers elected Friday for the
Eastern Star were as follows: Mrs.
Dena Stetzel, w. M; Fl. L. Wissler,
w. p; Mrs. 81, Fl. Dimick, A. NJ; J.
Q. Newton. treas; Mrs. AL Voorhees,, @;
v. b. Hellyer, sec; Mrs. Fl. l.. Wissler,
A @. Mrs. Statzell has not yet APP
pointed the five points and subordinate
officers.
Katrina, wife of VIM. Bintner, died
Dec. 16, 1902, aged 65 years month
and days. Mrs. Bintner was sick
only short time and her death was
shock to the community where she
was loved and respected by all. She
died surrounded by her loved ones and
her last moments were peaceful. She
leaves q husband and ten children.
Her funeral was the first service held
in the new Holy Trinity church. Her
pastor, Father Falenschmidt. conduct
ed the service. He spoke Of how they
had expected to open the church
Christmas and she had planned on
helping with the festivities. Her six
sons acted as pail bearers and with
loving hands lowered her to her last
resting place. 'If there be aught
SURPRISING humane deed or word or
thought, IL 10 mothers love"