Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-10-22
EXTRA.

Geo. Henshaw spent Sunday at his
home.
Mrs. Martha Carpenter visited in
Atlantic last week.
Miss Lena Bush returned from
Atlantic Saturday.
Miss Paxton spent Sunday at her
home in Council Bluffs.
The Thursday club will meet the 22d
of October with Mrs. Born.
Nick Doffing went to Knoxville Sat
urday to look after business.
L. E. Simpson moved his household
goods to Audubon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Allen came up
from Atlantic Monday evening.
Mrs. DIR Bishop is visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelsey.
Tue result of the football game here
last Saturday was $50 in favor of
Atlantic.
Rev. WisSler of the Congregational
church will deliver his farewell sermon
next Sunday.
Chas. Wilde has sold an interest in
his implement business to ChaS. Spen-
GER, of Hamlin.
Charlie Henshaw was so unfortunate
as to break his arm while playing at
school last Friday.
Will Bintner made a trade last week
by which he came in possession Of the
Hunt grocery stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Marlin and
son visited with c. A. Marlin and
wife in Newton Sunday.
H. Wissler returned from Dakota
last Wednesday where he visited with
his sons Lee and Everett.
John. Persing and wife, VINO live
near Guthrie Center, came to Extra to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Henry CoupIin
last week.
DR.. Grove Rathbum and wife visited
Saturday and Sunday with his mother
Mrs. Rathburn and his sister Mrs. DR..
Lauritzen.
Mrs. Basham expects to leave Extra
this week. She has sold all her prop
erty here and will probably never
make this her home again.
Mrs. Geo. Kapp and her sister Miss
Libby Jones, returned last week from
Lincoln, Nebraska, where they have
been visiting their parents for some
time.
The people of the NJ. f. Church
surprised their pastor last Tuesday
evening by appearing at the parsonage
each bringing a pound of some useful
article.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Gano and
daughter Bertha will leave this week
for their old home in New Jersey.
They expect to stay year and may
decide to locate permanently there.
Estelle Clark who is teaching school
south of Extra went to meet her sister
Katie at the noon train Saturday and
. was agreeably surprised to find that
her cousin Katie Brady and also her
friend Nellie Foley had arrived on
the same train to visit and enjoy the
beauties of nature among the famed
groves of Extra. To say that the
girls had pleasant time would be
putting 1t mildly and all were sorry
when the time came for them to part
and return to their respective school
duties.
The Modern National Reserve or
gained at Extra last Saturday eve
ming with membership of fifty.
A general good time was enjoyed by
all present. All members are enthus-
iastic over the new order and are con-
WINGED that it is the best featured order
in the state.
Samuel Brinkerhotf has worked
hard to get in only good risks and
the members highly appreciate his
efforts and heartily commend him to
any one wanting good insurance
j. L. Charmichael was down from
Audubon to assist Mr.. Brinkerhoff in
the organization.
VIM. H. Beinkerhoff was elected
president of the council and Mrs
Hattie WHITAKER was elected Secretary
and Treasurer
Mr.. Brinkerhoff will assist Mr.
Carmichael in completing the council
at Audubon.