Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-01-25
EXTRA ECHOES

Chas. PARROT and wife are both
under the DOCTORS care.
Oscar Hunt is now able to be up
again which his many friends will be
glad to learn.
A very pleasant social dance was
given in the A. O. U. w. hall last
Tuesday night. An enjoyable time
was reported.
Mel Jensen returned from Mexico,
Tuesday morning and reports fine
trip, and that he is well pleased with
that country.
Miss Kathryn Crane is making good
preparation for her musical at the
Christian Church, January 80. No
one should miss the great treat.
Mrs. DR.. Bishop of Yale arrived in
our city Tuesday eve to spend a few
days with her sisters, Miss Kelsey
and Mrs. Bert PARROT, and her broth
er, Claude Kelsey.
Mrs. Alfred Voorhees, is suffering
with severe attack of the grippe. DR..
Jacobsen is attending her. Mrs. ia
cobson has been nursing her and she
will soon be up and we'll again.
H. H. Dimick and wife left last
Wednesday for DeS Moines where
they will spend the remainder of the
winter with their daughter and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Holden OF that city.
While Hugh Smith and George
Hunt were out hunting the other day,
Hunt was the luckiest man of the sea-
son, capturing a large Jack-rabbit
with the first shot. +. G. Wilson who
is a taxidermist will mount the amin
al.
On last Friday evening occurred
one of the most entertaining parties
: that was ever given in our city in hon
or of any two young boys, Luther
Hensley and Ilo Parrott being the
honored ones. This was the boys,
sixteenth birthday, and so their moth
ers gave them the best of everything.
that was to be had. The party was
held in the K. O L NJ. hall. Games
and music was at their wish. About
seventy of their schoolmates and
| friends were present. Each of the boys
was given ruby ring of which we
are sure they are very proud. At the
appointed hour, delightful luncheon
was served, after which a little dane
ing party was given. AT late hour
they departed thanking the hostess
es for a very pleasant evening and
one that will never be blotted out of
memory's guide.
| The twelfth anniversary of the
| Thursday Club was held last Thurs
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Connrardy, this being the
one meeting of the year at which the
husbands were allowed to attend.
Some after the guests had arrived, a
most delicious dinner was served,
which was thoroughly enjoyed by all
the gentlemen and which goes to prove
that the ladies' literary ability does
not interfere with that of cooking
The table and dining room as we'll as
reception hall and parlor were beauti-
fully decorated with pink carnations
and smilaX, the club colors being
pink and green. About forty were
present. Only five of the original
twelve are now living in Extra. After
supper, the club was called to order
by the Asst Supt., Mrs. Laura Della
hoyde. The Secy., Mrs. DR.. Riley,
called the roll, which was answered
by favorite quotations. In addition
to the literary work, the club own anG
have run public library for eleven
years, which is great pleasure anG
benefit to our little city. There are
now over 800 books in this library
and each member is trying to earn ST.
or more by the first of February, tc
get in new list of books. Games
were played until late hour wher
: they all departed for their homes with
one more pleasant evening to be Ions
remembered.