Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-06-04
Extra
. Davis Creek is slowly receding.

Davis Creek is slowly receding.
Owen Ide was a business visitor
Monday.
Edwin Delahoyde made business
trip to Audubon Monday.
Clarence Campbell visited his par
ents in Anita one day last week.
Harry Crane,of Omaha, is visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Crane.
John Dimmick Jr. bought fine
load of hogs of Sherm Peppers Tues
day.
The Misses Amelia Bloom and
Hansen were shopping in Extra Mon
day.
Miss Florence Thomas, daughter of
M. d. Thomas, is quite ill with the
measles.
The new affairs for the Catholic
church arrived and were. put in place
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Cameron, of Audubon,
is visiting Mrs. NJ. G. johnson on
North street.
Miss Cora Cook returned Friday
from Vinton where she had been at
tending college.
George Geurnsey returned home last
Friday very much improved in health
from Iowa City.
Zelpea Gault was in Atlantic Thurs
day and Friday visiting her friend
Bessie Marshall.
Prof. Moses Brinkerhoff, of Oak
field Academy, visited over Sunday in
Extra with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hardenbrook,
of Arapahoe, Oklahoma, are visiting
friends in this city.
Last Monday morning a ten pound
boy came to gladden. the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Lohner
Mr.. Parker, of the Doffing drug
store, is visiting his parents in the
southern part OF the state.
Miss Ethel Simpson and Mrs. La
fayette Simpson, of "Still Side, were
shopping in Extra Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Martes- Weederholz, of
Templeton, attended the dedication OF
the Catholic church Tuesday.
Thursday a bright baby girl came
to make her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Cehak south east of town.
j. F. Marten, brother of Jas. Mar
ten and Mrs. Alec Kline, returned to
her home in Marshalltown Monday.
Isaac Hunt returned from Iowa CITY
Friday where he went to be treated for
the injuries which he received lastfall.
Mrs. job Chamberlain and Mrs.
John Cannon, of Brayton. swere in
Extra shopping between trains Friday.
Miss Minnie Campbell returned
home Tuesday from MenIo where she
had beeen engaged as trimmer this
season.
VIM, and Pete Thielen and VIM.
Martes, of Templeton, attended the
dedication of the Catholic church here
Tuesday.
The city election for a stand pipe
carried l32 to % in favor of the stand
pipe. 1t will add, greatly to the pro-
lection of our city.
% oNolSO IltIlSIldW returned 10
her home Monday after very pleas
ant four weeks visit with friends in
Newton and Des Moines.
G.. w. Cosson, of Audubon, who
was to have delivered the memorial
address was a Saturday and Sunday
visitor at the Chester Marlin home.
The teachers of the Extra school the
Misses, Soar, Schannon, Harsh and
Norton returned to their respective
homes Saturday for their summer
vacation.
The Maccabees will hold their MEM
orial exercises in the Congregational
church June IA. A large number of
the Audubon Maccabees are expected
to attend.
A reception at the home of Miss
Grace Hensley for the Misses Grace
West and Elizabeth Jonas, the Extra
High School graduates, was given by
their room mates.
Owing to the stormy weather Satur-
day the people of Extra and vicinity
were obliged to forgo the time honored
custom OF decorating the graves of
their soldier dead.
Mr.. Frank Gault returned from his
trip through Missouri and Kansas
Monday afternoon. Mr. Gault had
experience with high water that he
does not care to have repeated.
Ed Cotton has purchased the car
penter shop that stood in the Green
Bay lumber yards and has had it re-
moved to his home on Carthage street
where it will be converted into barn.
The Junior class of the grammar
room gave a reception to the grammar
graduates and their teacher Miss Kate
Hansen Thursday evening at the Bert
Parrott home. A dainty lunch was
served and fun and frolic reigned for
several hours.
Tuesday, June 2, 1903, the magnifi-
cent new Catholic church on North
Park street was dedicated at 0 a. m.
Father DAILY, of Atlantic, officiating,
assisted by Father McNana, of Reno:
Father Temple, of Carroll, Father
Blakely of Nicola, and Father Fallen
schmidt, of Extra. Father McNana de-
liyered the English and Father Temple
the German sermons. On account of
high water Father HAYES, OF Imogene,
who was to deliver the lecture in the
evening failed to appear.
In spite of the bad weather last Fri