Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-06-29
EXTRA.

Mrs. Clarence Masching returned
from Greenfield Wednesday.
Mrs. Edna Nudge, of Estherville, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Geo. Hunt.
Bessie Dodge left Wednesday to at
tend summer school at Cedar Falls.
George and Joe Chase made a bust
nesstrip to Atlantic Thursday.
The town council has extended the
water main down North street.
Miss Ella. McNally went to Omaha
Wednesday to visit her sisters.
Mrs. Hansen and Effie Nielsen were
Audubon callers Tuesday.
Mrs. Guernsey and her son Phil
returned from their Kansas visit on
Thursday.
Isaac Andrews, of near Atlantic,
was here last week to see his aged
father who is very feeble.
Harry Watts was in town Thursday
in the interests of the Register-Leader.
The dance at the X. p. Hall Thurs
dayeyening was a very recherche affair
The base ball game on the Athletic
Park Saturday afternoon between
Extra and the Benton BlOOmers re-
suited in a score of 7 to 5 in favor of
the latter.
Mary Powell visited last week with
relatives in Marine and Atlantic.
Ethel Wheeler is making a short
visit with friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Statzell will read the Declara-
ton of Independence on the 4th.
Wednesday VIM. Doffing and j. B.
Rendleman drove over to Harlan.
The former has a fine in train
ing. Bud promises her to be a trotter,
one of the best he has ever seen. Billy
is quite proud of her.
While trimming a roof Monday,
S. Hunter fell from a scatfold and re-
ceived a badly fractured wrist.
The Extra base ball team went to
Atlantic Sunday and were defeated by
a score of 8 to 0. We are not discour-
aged and still hurrah for Extra. =.
Misses Vivian Deweese and Dorcas
Aten went to Oakland last week as
delegates to the Epworth League con
ventfon to report the good work being
done by that organization.
Lillian Hunt, of Valley Junction,
will spend the summer here with
friends.
Carrie Gault will give a piano re-
cital at the Congregational church
under the direction of Mrs. Dietrich.
She will be assisted by Bertha Gano
and Mrs. DR.. Oldaker. A rich treat
is in store for the lovers of music.
Charlie Johnson, of Des Moines,
and sister Amanda, of Indiana, were
called to Extra by the serious illness
of their mother.
Jack Connrardy and John Riley
went to Council Bluffs Monday to see
the Hagenbeck circus.
Chas. VanGorder was attending to
business in Extra Tuesday.
Married at the NJ. f. parsonage
Sunday noon, Mrs. Maggie Fackler
and j. F. Allen, of Dexter. The bride
is the daughter of Mrs. Joe Letfingwell
and has always lived in Extra. For a
number of years she has been cOnsid- |
cred n of Audubon %county's fore
most teachers. Mr.. Allen is a
wealthy and prominent man of Dexter
and he is to be congratulated in his
choice. The happy couple left i'm
mediately after the ceremony for Col
Orado where they will make their
home.
Miss Ella NJ. Christensen died sud-
denly of appOpleXy al the home of her
brother 2. NJ. Christensen up in Extra
Heights Saturday afternoon. She
came frOme west of Brayton Thursday
on a visit to her brothers family.
Friday evening she was taken sick
and grew rapidly worse. She was but
fifteen years of age and her family
and friends are overwhelmed with
grief at the sudden going out of her
young life. The funeral occurred on
Monday, the remains being taken to
Oak Hill cemetery for burial.
Mrs. Edwin Delahoyde and her
father Mr.. McDaniels left Monday on
Il visit to Mrs. Delahoyde's sister at
Warren, Pa. On their way they will
stop at Oberlin, Ohio, to attend the
commencement exercises of Oberlin
College, where Miss Ella BoOsman, of
Atlantic, graduates this year. Miss
Boosman is anieceof Mrs. Delahoyde.
Ethel Riley is spending the week at
Dysart with friends.
Extra has a Political Equality Club
but we are quite SUR it is perfectly
harmless.
The Lancelot family moved their
household goods down from Gray on
Tuesday and now occupy the new
house of f. G.. Wilson.