Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-08-03
EXTRA.

Colorado.
Mrs. McAninch returned from Au-
dubon Saturday.
Ira Blacks mother returned to her
home at Griswold Monday.
Work has been begun on the p. M.
Christensen store building.
Master Irving Wilson will visit at
Corning before school opens.
DIR. Newlon's father had a stroke of
paralysis and is quite feeble.
Albert Bintner and wife rejoice over
a new baby boy born Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Bradshaw, of Boone, Wis
tied at the Dimick homes last week.
The dance at the X. p. hall Thurs
day evening was a very enjoyable af-
fair.
George Conklin was called here from
Kingsley by the sever illness of his
father.
A large crowd was on our streets
Saturday evening to attend the band
concert.
Nh. and Mrs. Carey, east Of town,
were guests to the DIR. Hammer home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Powell drove to
Guthrie Center Sunday, returning on
Monday.
John Shredder resigned his position
with Nick Dotfing & Co. and returned
to Atlantic.
Mnc Kn,,, NT;Ilo, fouoor voc;
dent of Extra, is the guest of Mrs. j.
B. COnrardy.
Walter Green's little daughter Mar
jory has been very i'll but is reported
as improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove, of Carroll
ton, were over Sunday visitors at the
Lancelot home.
VIM. VanAernum went to South
Dakota last week to look after his
land interests there.
The ladies of the Eastern Star met
at their hall Thursday and did a good
Job of house cleaning.
Mrs. Caroline Jenkins left last week
for Scranton, Iowa, to visit her daugh-
ter Mrs. Herb Herrick.
The canta Queen Esther will be Civ
en- by home talent two evenings Aug.
10 and II at the K. Z. Hall.
Mrs. Ed Delahoyde had the care of
a sick baby the past week. 1t is re-
ported better at this writing.
Will, the son of Rev. Aten who is
attending college at IndianOla, came
Monday to visit his parents.
Ethel Riley is visiting relatives at
GOldfield and will remain to attend
the chautauqua at that place.
The father and sister of Earnest
Powell came up from Atlantic Thurs,
day and remained over Sunday.
Mrs. Chester Marlin went to Audi,
bon Sunday to stay with her parents
until after the WoOdman picnic.
l The loss sustained by the fire at the
! Hicks blacksmith shop was promptly
paid by the Hawkeye Insurance Co.
John Lohner and wife and Mr. anG
Mrs. Hans Peterson returned Satur
t day from their outing at Hot Springs
S. d.
Master Don Hash, who has been il
Wyoming this summer learning how
to be a COW boy, returned to EXira
Friday.
Mrs. p. NJ. Christensen and Mrs
; DR.. jacobson were visitors at the sub
urban home of Mrs. Ed. Millimar
Thursday.
Mrs. George Henshaw will go tc
Atlantic the last of the week to attent
the chautauqua and to visit Mr.. Hen
shaw's parents.
9 Will Eagen and wife drove in Sun,
+ day to spend the day with Mrs. John
y son, Mrs. Eagen's mother. Charlie
!, Henshaw returned with them.
Mr.. Scott, agent for a Detroit firm
: importers of fine horses, has formed
a company in Extra to which he sole
= a valuable horse for So, 500.
The members ofthe WOOdman lodge
the old soldiers, the base ball team
= the band, the Thursday Club, in fac
:, all Extra is going to Audubon Thurs
day.
b. Mrs. Davis came down from Audi
bon Sunday and will hereafter max
her home with her daughter Mrs. Nc
Anich. Her health is such hat it i
: no longer possible for her to liv
i alone.
Ed Delahoyde was started on hi
winding way to become a member Q
= the Masonic fraternity by having tn
first degrees conferred upon him Sat
y urday evening at Exodus lodge. c
, w. Marlin and Chas. Spencer tool
the second degree the same evening
> Messrs. Can Freeman and A. Fl. EG
wards were down from Audubon t
assist in the work.