Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-05-03
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
Items Gathered Our Local Correspondents

VIM Sas and wife of Dexter made a
business trip here last week.
Miss Stroble visited friends In An.
dubon between trains Saturday.
| Glen Bruner is making arrange
ments TO move his family to Terrence
| New Mexico in few weeks.
Miss Grace Hensley was an Audu-
, bon visitor Saturday returning Sun.
day on the noon train.
Miss Brownie Parrot was the loser
of her line riding horse one day last
week The cause of It's death is not
really known.
| w. Il. Bruner of Terrence New
Mexico is expected here most any day
TO dispose of his Park Hotel and prop
erty on North Street.
Miss Goldie Watterson made q
visiting trip To Audubon last week.
She was the guest of Louie BartelL's
daughters.
Seth Hart2el started for Hudson s.
! ID. Tuesday where he went to visit his
brother who is a fine stock raiser in
that country.
a nice lite club dance was held in
the X. l.. opera house on last Thurs
day night. All present reported a
very good time.
| Mrs. Amanda Johnson has return
ed from Des MOines where she has
been visiting her son ChaS and his
family for the past month.
Chas McClain has sold his property
| &c. - n L. IL -.
Palm. Chas will move his family to
Terrence New Mexico in short time.
| In spite of the rain the band boys
gave us little concert between show
ers last Saturday evening. A good
many people came out to enjoy the
short programe.
Mrs. Theresa Neubert who has been
for the past three months departed
Tuesday morning for her home at
BridgeVille, Penn.
Mrs. Alfred VOORHEES, returned from
Omaha Saturday evening where she
has been the past three weeks visit
ing her friends Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Brown OF that city.
Mrs. DR.. Bishop OF Yale arrived.in
our city Saturday evening to remain
few days with her sisters Mrs. Bert
Parrot and Miss Amber Kelsey and
brother Claude Kelsey of our city.
Mr.. Frank l.. Dyer of Marshalltown
arrived in our city last week and will
be found at the chair in G.. 0 Hunts
barber shop. Mr.. Dyer comes we'll
recommended. He will play ball with
our goOdly nine the coming season.
Miss Mary Christensen daughter of
Honest Pete will soon go to Arkansas
to make her home with Rev and Mrs.
Nc Query, who was at one
time u resident of Extra He filled
the Christian Pulpit.
Mr.. Claude Pond of KeUta is ex.
pected to arrive in Extra in few
days. He will establish q "Pantor-
iumh in our little city and expects to
make this his home. He will play in
the base ball team the coming season,
Joe Niles and Chas Andrews of AT
lantic came up Thursday to attend tC
business matters. While here they
remained over night and attended the
/ club dance at the X. z. opera house
They returned to Atlantic Friday
evening.
Mr.. Gene Wilson mounted a large
black headed sea-guil for Mrs. Mack
J Thomas Of Carson last week. Mrs
Thomas sent the bird to Mr.. Wilson
knowing what a line taXidurmis
he was, and the bird was fixed up il
fine shape.
t Free Anders is doing good job o.
, breaking with his oxen one mile cas-
? of town on the Frank Hensley farm
Henry Heath is doing the. driving anc
when they strike big grub it takes
an extra lash of the long whip but the
oxen are now broke so well that they
mind like horse.
r Ga last Tuesday morning April "A
e occurred wedding at the Holy
. Trinity Catholic church which united
T. Miss Carrie Williams and Mr.. Chas
/ kOmmas in the bonds of matrimony
Y Both these young people we're borr
and raised to womanhOOd and man
hood and need no words of praise
They left on the noon train for &
short trip west and will return in {
q few days and be at home on his lint
farm just south of Extra.