Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-12-27
EXTRA ECHOES


week on business.
Professor Minis went TO his home at
Lincoln, Nebraska, last Saturday.
The Thursday Club met at the home
of Mrs. Alfred VOORHEES,, last Thurs
day.
Sam Harm, Junior, was business
caller in Omaha last week, returning
Saturday.
Charles Findlay had Lillian Hunt
helping him last week during the hol-
iday rush.
Powell and Harvey shipped several
car loads of baled hay to Chicago,
last week
Jack Temple, who has been in Har-
Ian the past year, returned to his home
last Saturday.
Bessie Dodge returned from Bode,
last Saturday, where she had been
teaching school.
Mrs. Kramer went over TO the Mack
Mccall home, in Guthrie county, last
Friday to visit.
Ernie Clure, OF Clarinda, came home
last Saturday to visit with his mother
for a few days.
They had vacation lin the public
school, last week, and the children
had joyous time.
Jack Connrardy visited with his sis
ter, Mrs. l.. f. Simpson, at Audubon
a few days last week.
D.obal Il,bsor u,lo ho, bro,, ,,,,. al
ing in Atlantic for some time, came
home Saturday evening,
Anna Christensen has been helping
her brother, P. M. Christensen, in his
jewelry store the past week.
Frank Pfeiffer was called to Burl-
ington by the sickness of his father.
He departed last Thursday. !
Maude Fredericks went to Newton
last Saturday To visit with &. Z. Gar
yer and family. of that place.
John Crane is now /" Star of the
Night, having been appointed City
Marshal at recent session OF the
council.
Mrs. V. 3. Hellyer was q passenger
to Atlantic, Friday, to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Clint Barnes, for a
few days.
There were two brothers of Full
Anderson arrived here from Dakota,
last Thursday, TO visit few days with
their mother and Full.
The Christmas exercises at the Con-
gregational and Christian churches
We're both we'll attended and every body
appreciated them very much.
S. ID. Harm and his son, S. Z. Harm,
went To Des Moines, Monday, to spend
Christmas with $. ID. Harms sister,
who now resides in that city.
J. A, Spangler, the depot agent,
went to Des Moines on business last
Saturday, and George Leffingwell
Junior, was in charge OF the depot
during his absence.
Ina Wisner, formerly OF Extra, but
since her marriage has been living in
Muscatine, Iowa, came home last week
To pass the holidays With her mother,
Mrs. Jack Bruner.
Grace ffocamp, of Audubon town
ship, found one OF those nice pianos
that Nick Dolflng sells in her stocking
on Christmas morning and will come
to town and be instructed in music by
Kathryn Crane.
Next Saturday night, December 20,
1906, is time for election OF officers of
Exodus Masonic Lodge, of this city.
1t is desired that as many of the breth-
rem be present that evening as can
conveniently do so.
ALFRED VOORHEES,, Master.
Mr.. Xerxez Knox went down 70 At
lantic, last Thursday, to visit at the
w. Fl. Wiles home for few days.
Mr.. Knox is is a very close friend of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiles, who had the bad
luck to be qaite seriously injured in u
runaway last week.
William Delahoyde, who went to
Omaha some time ago TO have his eyes
examined, returned Monday not very
much encouraged about what he found
out, for his eyes are in very bad shape
and they have been giving him lots OF
pain since his return.
Will Delahoyde and John Hicks
skated up the Botany, Christmas day,
TO Hamlin Station, returning on the
noon train. And John he fell in u big
mud hole, got good and sopping wet;
we'll bet If he's stood up behind the
stove since then that he's not near
dry yet.
Oluf Jensen had quite u lively time
of it in his store last week The pipes
in the basement bursted, on Thursday
evening, and the water was running
quite freeley but it was soon discover
ed and shut off, the cellar WAS drain
ed and now everything is in frst-class
shape once more.
Ralph Hawk and wife, who are here
from Dakota visiting friends and rel
atives, have had the care of a very
sick baby the past few DAYS. The baby