Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-01-18
EXTRA ECHOES.

T. ]. Adair was q caller in our city
Friday.
Chas. Hunt returned home from Des
Moines, last Thursday.
Lee Nc Aninch assisted Nick Dofr-
ing in invoicing last week.
Fred Cotton was business caller(?)
in Atlantic, Thursday night.
Olaf Jensen and family went TO Elk
Horn, Friday, TO visit friends.
julie Phillipsen of Sharon was call
ing on friends in town, Wednesday.
Miss Anna Hansen is visiting her
friend, Miss RoXie Huych in Lewis.
The Misses Maurine Jensen and Ina
Burner visited friends in Anita, last
week.
The hunters were out every day last
week, and brought in a large string
OF rabbits.
Elder Nichols returned from Des
Moines Wednesday, where he was call
ed on business.
Miss Mayme Fssington of Brayton
was shopping in our city between
trains, Thursday.
Chas. Jensen of Atlantic visited his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jensen of
our city last week.
70 of the pupils of our school were
neither absent nor tardy during the
month of December.
Mrs. j. b. Connrardy spent q few
days of last week in Omaha, shopping
and calling on friends.
Tom Robinson returns to his home
in Anita, Thursday, after pleasant
visit with friends in our city.
Gilbert Overton of Bows, Ia, is Wis
iting his cousin, Mrs. Cynthia Wheel
er and other relatives in Extra.
Miss Laura Smith went to Audubon
Friday evening to visit until Sunday
with l.. Z. Simpson and family.
John Sorenson and daughter Mamie
of Persia, Ia, arrived here Friday,
and are visiting friends and relatives.
John Braun of LIE Mars, Ia, was
calling on his mother, and brother,
Frank Braun, north of town last FRI
day.
Walter Delahoyde went to Des
Moines last week to visit his brother
Harvey and to secure work in that
city.
A goodly number of farmers were
doing business in our city Saturday,
making it very busy day for our
merchants.
Mrs. w. L. Davis is suffering this
winter great deal with rheumatism.
Her hands are drawn so she can hard
ly use them.
Otto WHITAKER intends to move to
his farm near Anita about March lst.
We all will regret the loss Of this
good family.
Mrs. Will Woodward returned TO
her home in Atlantic Thursday, after
| pleasant visit with old friends and
relatives here.
Joe Bell was compelled TO give up
his school on account of the illness oil
his wife, and T. NJ. Rasmussen has
taken charge of 1t,
Mel Mastersen went to Chicago,
| Saturday with carload of his cattle.
This was one of the finest droves that
has gone to market this winter.
Richard Powers of Brayton was
calling on friends in our city, Satur.
day. On Monday he will go to Des
| Moines to work in bank there. g..
Milt PARROT is the possessor of a
| large possum that he caught in trap,
one night last week on the banks OF
the Davis creek northeast of town.
Miss Clara Kelsey of Des Moines,
arrived in our city last Friday and is
the guest of her relatives, Mrs. Laura
Delahoyde and Edwin pelahoyde.
Lars Nelson residing northwest Of
town, started for Ferndale, Col, last
Tuesday, where he will spend the re-
mainder of the winter with relatives
and friends.
Our band has been giving us music
this week. They played the evening
that Davis was at the X. p. hall an6
on Friday evening when the picture
show was on.
| Mesdames II. B. Wilson, II. W
| " llSOH, T. DlludrZ, duu II. ID. SOuS
ms of Audubon were royalty enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. j. c. Pow
ell, Thursday.
There was "trifle" mix up on oul
streets last Saturday evening which
was patched up by $40 and cost apiece
Several of our good people arr
planning on seeing "Ben Hur" il
Omaha next week.
A. J. Leak of Audubon Sundayet
with friends in Extra.
After many months of suffering
Mrs. Y. Knox passed away Monday
evening at APO. The funeral will bt
held at the house Thursday afternoon
at p. m.
Mrs. Geo. Leffingwell returned las
week from Oklahoma, where she hac
been visiting her old home of child
hood days. this being her first visi