Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-15
EXTRA ECHOES

musical recital, the first part OF Jan
uary.
Mr.. William Wheeler was bust
ness caller in Audubon, one day last
week.
Doctor G. w. Clay went to Tama
county on business, the latter part OF
last week.
John Hunter has sold his high
uponthe- thirty-six acre farm to
Mr.. Martin Jensen.
Mr.. Art Rabson and Mr.. Walter
Marietta were callers at the county
capital city, last week.
Mr.. Fred Bartlett is busy hauling
lumber for big new corn crib on his
farm in Audubon township.
Mrs. o. B. Train, of Audubon, was
at the Dorr home, on North street,
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Edmundson, of Harlan,
visited last week in our city with her
relatives and many friends.
Doctor Montgomery, of Grant, Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. L. |. Whitfield, in
this city, a part OF last week.
ID. +. Stranger and N. +. Christen-
sen were IN Minnesota on business,
last week, returning Saturday
Mr.. Ed Cotton has received new
furnace for his general store and is
having it put in place this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Aten, of North
Branch, we're calling on friends In
our busy little city, last Saturday.
j. II. Bell has closed his school, in
Douglas township, and will teach in
number eight, Greeley, this winter.
A. j. Baylor departed last week for
Omaha and Kansas City to buy young
cattle to feed for the spring market.
Mrs. Abbott, of Council Bluffs, is
the guest of her father, Mr.. Xerxex
Knox, and family, down in Kickapoo
Park.
Miss Gertrude Bell visited "a few
days last week with her friend, Miss
Louise Failenschmid, out at Ports
mouth.
Mr.. Seth Hartzell has departed for
California to pass the winter. He ex-
poets to make his home at Long
Beach.
Mrs. Charles Van Gorder, of Audu-
bon, passed few days in Extra last
week visiting with her relatives, the
DelahOydes.
Mrs. SAM. Brown, of Omaha, is in
the city visiting her friend, Mrs.
Alfred VOORHEES,, and husband, up in
The Heights.
The Misses Dollie Bruner and Eva
Davis have opened dress making
shop at the Mrs. Nan Bruner home,
on North street.
Mr.. Fiadlay, the new druggist, has
had some good improvements made
on the inside of his store which adds
much TO its neatness.
Doctor j. Fl. Bishop returned from
his ranch near Colby, Kansas, last
week and expects to pass the winter in
Extra with his family.
The Misses Alice and Nettie Smith,
Sunday in this city with theirrelatives
SAdIICo " aus dJu family.
G. r.. Spencer has purchased the
Mrs. Rathbun property up in The
Heights but we understand he will not
move his family there until spring.
Henry Kroeger has purchased the
John K MCGUIRE property near the
Catholic church but Mr.. Kroeger will
not move into it right away cause.
Ethel Hicks came home Saturday on
a short vacation and to visit with her
mother, Mrs. John Hicks, On North
street. She is teaching school at Red
Oak.
Sam Hicks and Frank Williams
gave a dancing party, last Friday
night, at the Maccabee Hall. 1t was
well attended and good time report
ed by all.
Mrs. Newell Jobes returned home
last week from three weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Bert Jetfries,
at Redtield; and her sister, at Guth-
RE Center.
Mrs. Cecilia Connrardy. her little
daughter Beulah: andhe father, D. F..
Soar, of Audubon, passed last Sab
bath at the John Connraady home
over in Sunny Side.
Mrs. Ellis Oliphant and daughter,
OF Atlantic, are in the city this week
visiting relatives at the Robert Oil
plant home and with her sister. Mrs
Charles May, at the Kelsey and May
cafe.
Mrs. William Bush, of Fairfax,
South Dakota: and Mrs. HOratiO
Wetherell, of Colorado: arrived in
Extra last week and are visiting their
relatives, the Mrs. Laura Bush and
David Patty families.
Ga last Wednesday Sam T.. Harm,
j. F.. Berry, Hal Foust, M. G.. Wood
ruff and George Foust started on a
large ~ hunting trip to the northern
lakes. That fall of the beautiful drove
them home in about a week.
Mrs. Hiram Smith, OF Hay Springs.
Nebraska, arrived in Extra last week
to visit among her relatives at the
homes of II. p. Hansen and wife.
Frank Persing, at West Town; !. O.
Howard and Marshall Smith and the
William Smith family, in Greeley.
A pretty home wedding occurred al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Workman in Extra, Iowa, on Wed.
neSday evening, November IT, 1906,
at which time their adopted daughter
Miss Jessie June Workman, was
united in marriage 10 Mr.. Gerald L..
Hensley, Rev. Frank Richardson, oil
the Congregational church, perform.
ing the ceremony in the presence oil