Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-22
NEWS OF The COUNTY
Observation-Disclosures
EXTRA EchoE S

EXTRA ECHOES
George Hunt has ceased to work at
the Cook meal market.
Walter Delahoyde has ceased TO
work for LATE Simpson.
Miss Gertie Bell has returned from
her visit out at Portsmouth.
J. c. Powell will attend the fat stock
show in Chicago, next month.
Miss Celia Johnson is reported i'll
at the Hans Marquesen home.
Frank Kreamer was an Audubon
caller the first part OF last week,
John Porter, of Greeley, shipped
two cars Of fat cattle to Chicago.
Otto WHITAKER, of near Anita, clerk
ed at the Powell and Harvey sale.
Miss Berta Gano spent last week at
Audubon with Mrs. l.. f. Simpson.
Pete Metz, of Cass county, visited
last week with his mother, in this city.
Mrs. Charles Spencer is at Nicola to
visit her sister, Mrs. Theo Gearheart.
A. T. Powell, of Atlantic, visited
last week with his son, f. ID. Powell.
John Stoner and J. B. Rendlemen
were Audubon business callers last
week.
Mrs. c. w. Marlin, OF Audubon,
was in our city last week calling on
friends.
Charles Scharff, of Des Moines, was
in our city attending to business one
day last week.
d. L. Stranger ana N. p. Christen-
sen have returned from their real
estate trip up into Minnesota.
Mrs Frank Hobbs, Of Colorado
Springs, is here visiting her relatives
at the Mrs. Laura Bush home
Mrs. Ida Patty Wiltse departed the
first of the week for New Mexico where
she will make her future home.
Harry Covault, whose home is near
North Branch, shipped a car load of
fat cattle TO Chicago, last week.
Oluf Jensen and wife are mighty
proud of their baby because he took
first prize at the show, last week.
Frank Kramer and J. r. j. Lohner
were given the second degree in the
Masonic order at late meeting.
Earl Thomas has returned from the
Pacific Coast where he had been sever
al months working for yeast firm.
John l Hensley is fattening fine
steer for the fatshow in Chicago which
m l. Yaln he Inst ynT lnv
Mrs. Schnur, of Warren, Pennsyl-
vania, is here visiting her sister; Mrs.
Edwin Delahoyde, up in The Heights.
Ira Baird is back In our city again
and is cutting meat for f. Z. Cook.
1t seems natural and good to see Ira
among us again.
Doctor Oldaker has returned from
Wellman where he was called by the
illness OF his mother, and reports the
lady much better at this time.
Doctor Riley has returned from his
trip up TO Winnebago, Minnesota,
where he went TO visit his son, John
Riley. He reports John we'll and finds
that he has good trade, as a jew
eler in that northern city.
Word has reached Extra from out
at HillrOse, Colorado, that Miss Net
tie Sickels, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Sickels, was married TO Mr..
Clark A. Coffin on November IL, 1906.
Miss Sickels was born and raised in
Extra and the announcement was q
surprise to her many friends here.
A telegram received in this city this
friday morning by George McCor-
mick tells of the death ut South Oma-
la of Mrs. A. Green, for years a well
known and respected resident of this
city. She died at five O'Clock this
morning, November IL, 1906, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. A. j.
Caughey, with whom she and her hus-
band were staying for u time. They
but recently moved from Extra to
South Omaha. Mrs. Green had been
aillng for some time prior TO her death
and the end came as result of the
troubles which had affected her. She
leaves her husband and children TO
mourn her demise. The many friends
of the family in this city will be pain
ed to learn of her death--Atlantic
Democrat.
w. r.. (Fred) EdmundSon, foreman
OF the section gang on the Rock Island
in this city, was found almost dead in
the engine house at half past six on
Monday evening. Poctor Cobb was
called asquickly as possible and found
him in commissions, suffering from
what afterwards proved To re strych-
nine poison. He was taken 10 MS home
near by, proper antidotes administer
ed hypodermically, the jaws being set
so that nothing could be- got into the
mouth, and before morning II became
evident that he would recover. MIR.
Edmundson was discovered by Ode
Allen, the man who cares for the en-
CINE, who went to the house to get
ready to care for the engine after il
had come in from the Avoca run.
After the patient had recover so as
TO be able to talk he told the doctor
and members of his family that he had
taken the poison with suicidal intent.
He took what could be taken on the
end of small knife blade twice, and
little more. 1t cannot he told lust
how much be did take, but the pre-
sumption is he did not get enough to
kill-The Harla Republican.
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