Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-02-26
Extra

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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Delahoyde visited
at the Van Gorder home over Sunday.
Chal Sturgeon started Monday for
Grundy Center to visit his sister, Mrs.
Moffet.
Mrs. ID. Killan, of Sioux City, is
visiting at the home of her uncle VIM.
Hamler.
Barney Cunningham, of Audubon,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. John
MCGUIRE.
Minnie Campbell is in Des Moines
posting up on new spring styles in
millinery.
Albert Cr0y and family moved
Tuesday to the farm he recently pur-
chased near Adair.
Fullerton Anderson and family who
have been living in Melville township
have moved to town.
J. G. Gates has gone on business to
Fargo, N. d., and expects to be alb
sent about three weeks.
Will Hay and wife moved to town
Saturday and will keep house for her
father John Peterman.
The three rural mail routes out of
Extra have been granted. Service
will begin the first of April.
Prof. Moses Brinkerhoff, of the
BraytOn school, visited relatives in
Extra Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Smith, of Danberry, arrived in
Extra Monday evening to visit his
granddaughter, Zilpha Gault.
George Pennell, of Atlantic, was up
visiting his old friends Col. Griswold
and Hon. Frank Andrews Monday. -
There was party out at Shomp
Kornes' Monday evening and quite a
crowd of young people attended from
Extra.
J. Wheelock, of Sidney, will arrive
in Extra the last of the week and will
probably make this his home in the
future.
Geo. Knox and family, of Greeley
township, have moved into the prop
erty he recently purchased in Kicka-
poo park.
Married in Audubon township Mary
Schroardding and Herman Hickman
by the Rev. O'Clocter, of the German
Lutheran church.
Mrs. Peter Delahoyde, of Audubon,
has been visiting at the home OF VIM.
Delahoyde since the death of her bro
Their, Whitefeld Brown.
Rose Hawk and Samuel Pearson, of
Brayton, were married Feb. 10Th by
Rev. Whitaker at the home of the
brides parents in this city.
Ollie BRENNAN who has been visit
ing friends here and his parents in
Brooklyn, Iowa for some time left
Monday for his home in Idaho.
Rev. Wissler has bought the prop
erty south of the Congregation church
owned by Louie Born and expects to
erect a fine dwelling house in the near
future.
Nettie Baylor, daughter of VIM.
Baylor. and John Littletield were mar
ried Feb. 10 at the home of the bride,
Rev. Chas. Walker performing the
ceremony.
John Rendleman is building dwell
ing house on his eighty acre farm
south of town and when finished John
Huckle will move there and farm for
Mr.. Rendleman,
Otto Born closed very successful
first term of school at the Green school
south of town Friday. Otto expects to
soon start for North Dakota to en-
gage in raising flax.
The annual meeting of the Christian
L. L. L. lD1l fYNr
day. Next Sunday Rev. Whitaker
will address the Christian Endeavor
society on the subject ''As You See
It."
Mae Jenkins. intermediate teacher
in the Brayton school, came up and
passed Saturday and Sunday with her
sister Pearl who teaches at the John
Hunter school house north west OF
town.
Hans Hansen who has been in F.
Gault & Co.'S, store ever since it was
started, has traded his Greeley town.
ship farm to Jenkins & Vail for their
stock of general merchandise in Bray
ton and expects to take possession
about March first.
The Thursday club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Born, Feb. 26. The
topic for the day will be Colorado
and her cities, Denver, Pixies Peak,
Colorado Springs, Manitou, Leadville
and Cripple Creek. Leader, Mrs. Lima
Delahoyde, reading by Mrs. A. {.
Gault, roll call to be answered by
quotation from some noted humorist.
After the business of the day lunch
will be served in honor of Mrs. Hart
sough it being her last day with the
club before going to her new home IN
North Dakota.
Sunday morning Rev. Hartsough
preached his farewell sermon after two
years of faithful service. Sunday
afternoon the Y. M. G. A. presented
him with a beautiful bible in token OF
their love. The concert given Sun
day evening in his honor was credit
to the musical ability of Extra.
Tuesday the Endeavor society gave
reception to him and his wife in the
Y. NJ. C. A. rooms. Wednesday
evening the choir gave a farewell
party at the home of DR.. j. G. New
lon. Mr. and Mrs. Hartsough have
been of great benefit to this community
and as the time draws near for them
to take their. departure their friends
try in this way to express the high
esteem in which they are held.
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