Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-03-29
EXTRA ECHOES.


Walt Delahoyd's have the care OF a
very sick child.
Mr.. /. V. d. Lewis Is suffering
with rheumatism.
The city marshal was q busy man
last Saturday night.
Mr.. John Rendleman Is having q
very serious attack OF pneumonia,
Mrs. kirk Knox was obliged TO keep
her bed the latter part OF last week.
G. RHunter returned TO Extra Sat
urday evening after n sojourn TO
Chicago.
Our city was crowded with people
Saturday every body doing their
spring buying.
Vivian Heath OF Brayton came up
Wednesday to visit relatives NJ the 81
Campbell home.
j. M. Dimmick has returned from
Chicago where he went with good
shipment of cattle.
Mary Marietta has returned from
Dexter where she has been visiting
the VIM. Sas people.
Geo. Hunt of west Extra Is now em.
ployed in the new meat market owned
and run by r. G. Cook.
Miss Ridgley OF Correctionville is
here visiting her brother William
Ridgley and family OF Greeley.
Sam Brinkerhoff who Is the hust.
- ~ NJ
day at the Charles whitman home.
Mr.. Walter Hockenberry and fam
lily are nicely located In the Ira Baird
house just notrh OF the High School.
This being week of school vaca.
ton. the out-of-town teachers will
take advantage and visit at their
homes.
Deputy Sheriff John Rutherford
and Will McFarlane OF Audubon we're
business callers in our city last Wed
nesday.
Frank Hunt, son Of Oscar Hunt
and family are now located on Q
farm near Casey having moved there
few days ago.
Mr.. Chal Sturgeon OF Eddyvill,
arrived in our city Friday evening To
visit his parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. G
| Sturgeon, He returned Sunday.
Mrs. j. B. Connrardy returned
| from Audubon Saturday evening
where she has been visiting hel
daughter Mrs. l.. K. Simpson anc
family.
Mr.. Otto Born has taken his depar
ture for the eastern states To visit rel
atives and friends for q few week!
and will then return TO his home In
Dakota.
The Misses Jennette and Annette
| Baylor have returned from Valley
Junction where they have been tho
past two weeks visiting their sister
Mrs. Walter Schlatfeldt.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Simpson anC
little daughter Rennona from Audi
bon came down Saturday TO remain
over Sunday with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. j. B. Connrardy.
Word comes from Atlantic thai
Geo. Harrion formerly OF this city ID
| in the hospital. He has q very ser
ious attack of pneumonia. His many
friends are hopeful for a rapid recov'
cry.
Mr.. John Gran and grand daughter
| little Liza Brinkerhoff are planning or
a visit to Missouri Valley at the
home OF her father Judge D. M. Har-
ris of that city. They will probably
leave the first OF next week.
4 $500 f.<~,.. Iuo Il, Ct,.ono., &C.,.
erly of this city but now OF Casper
| Wyo' says that country Is suffering
| much the worst snow storms and
billiards ever known of that country
before. Both people and stock are
suffering.
Mr.. Till Workman arrived in our
| city the latter part OF last week TO
visit his sister Mrs. Henry Kroger and
his many friends from boydood days.
Mr.. Workman has been south for the
past few years and likes the country
very much.
Mrs. Louisa Delahoyde departed
last week for Prescott, Arkansas
where she went to look after business
matters and will tarry few days
with old neighbors and friends, this
having been her home before she
moved to Extra.
AL Andrews has sold his hotel first
door east OF X. p. hall TO Clark
Griffin. He is to give possession the
first OF August. This Is hotel OF good
reputation and il is hoped that IL will
be run on the same plan and manage
ment as IL always has been. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrews have not yet de-
cided as TO what they will do but Ex-
ira will feel great loss II these good
people should leave our midst.
A little club known as the t. G. sc.
has been organized by a crowd of
girls In this town. Their object is TO
to sew. They meet every Saturday
afternoon from 2 till 4. Mrs. Conn
rardy will teach them TO cut by
the child's system. Following are the
officers. Ethel Smith, president;
Lima Brinkehoff, vice president; Eva
Smith, secretary. Minerva Robson,
treasurer; Flora Rendleman, Mary
Martins, Mary Christensen, charter
members. They will meet next Sat
urday with Mary Christensen. Their
colors are blue and white.