Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-06-15
EXTRA.

udy.
Miss Effie Nielsen spent Sunday in
Atlantic.
Mrs. Anna McAninch was an Audu-
bon caller Monday.
Ed Young is building a fine house
on his farm north east of Extra.
Earl Smith came up from Atlantic
to spend Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. AL. VOORHEES, attended Masonic
Grand Lodge at Davenport last week.
Ethel Riley is the guest this week
of school friend at Wolcott, Iowa.
There is regular meeting OF the
Eastern Star Friday evening June Is.
The Sas family will soon move in
to the Sam Brown house on Carthage
St.
The Misses Clara Powell and Dena
Hensley visited over Sunday in Allan
tic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Conklin have
returned to their home at Kingsley
Iowa.
Miss Lulu Barnes, of Atlantic, is
visiting with the Hellyer family this
week.
Mr.. VIM. Bintner and daughter
Mary will soon return to Extra to
reside.
Mrs. Bryant and children, of New
ton, are visiting her mother Mrs.
Houston.
Rev. David Shenton a brother of
Mrs. Nichols has charge of the Audu-
bon circuit.
Mrs. Knox is home from the Allan
tic hospital where she was taking the
X ray treatment.
Exodus Lodge conferred the first
degree of Masonry on Chester Marlin
Saturday evening.
Major Charles Mackenzie. of Des
Moines will address the people of
Extra on July 4th.
Miss Anderson of Anita has been
engaged to teach the primary grade
in the Extra schools.
Mrs. Houston who was for some
weeks staying at her son Charles is
again at her own home.
DR.. Riley left Monday for Iowa
City to attend a convention of the
health offices of the state.
Oluf Jensen drove to Atlantic Sun
day to bring home his wife who has
been visiting in that city.
81 In the ball game Tuesday afternoon
between Brayton and Extra the score
stood ! to in favor of Extra.
Earl Smith left Monday for Good
land, Kansas, where he goes to take a
position as freight house cashier.
Frank Kramer played with the
Brayton team at Atlantic Lunday and
helped win the game for Brayton.
The Misses Gretchen and Kathleen
Delahoyde are home from Cedar Falls
where they have been attending school.
Louis Bartelt's son who is sick with
typhoid fever, was taken to Audubon
to receive Christian Science treatment.
The ladies of the Thursday Club
will serve dinner to the hungry on the
Fourth, the proceeds to be used for
the library.
The Extra base ball team played a
game at Anita, Friday, and were
again vanquished. They had a good
time just the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delahoyde and Mrs.
Voorhees, went to hear Julia Marlowe
and Sothern in Romeo and Juliet at
Des MOines last week.
An Italian band discoursed sweet
music on our streets Friday, and fur
nished the music for the dance at the
Maccabee hall in the evening.
Mrs. Clarence Masching went to
Greenfield Friday to visit her sister
Mrs. Odell. She will then go to Casey
to visit Mr.. Masching's parents.
Miss Dorcas Aten is spending her
vacation in Extra. Miss DOrcas at
tends school at Indianola and will
complete the course of study in another
year.
Chas. Franz boy about fourteen
years old south of Extra, while I'M
hitching his team in the severe storm
Friday, was struck by tightening and
instantly killed. His brother was kill
ed in the same manner about a year
ago.
The Maccabees observed Memorial
Day last Sunday. The members met
at their hall and decorated with their
colors, red, white and black, marched
to the Christian church. Elder Nichols
delivered the Memorial address. In
the afternoon they again met and led
by the Extra band marched to the
cemetery, and in loving memory de-
corated the graves of their departed
comrads.
Died-Mrs. George Wahlert Jr.
died Sunday night at her home north
east of Extra, after a lingering illness.
Mrs. Wahlert was the daughter of
Mr.. VIM. Hensley and grew to woman
hood in Extra. AS a child, school
girl and young woman, she was known
and respected by all for her many
amiable qualities. She leaves her
young husband and large circle of
friends to grieve for her early death.
The funeral was held at the M. +.
church Tuesday afternoon, the pastor
Mr.. Aten conducting the services,
after which loving hands laid her
away beside her babe in the silent
city of the dead.
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