Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
ExlRA EchoEs.


John Dimick is suffering another
attack of stomach trouble.
DR.. c. N. Clay made business
call at Brayton Monday.
John Bishop has had new glass
put in the front of his barber shop.
Mrs. VIM Fulton spent Sunday with
her relatives and friends in Audubon.
Jennie Clark of Hamlin visited over
Sunday of last week at the Lancelot
home.
Geo. Knox was on the sick list last
week Wick Gearheart acted as dray-
man.
Mrs. John Cotton and daughter
Helen OF OakReld were Extra callers
Saturday.
IT, NJ. Clark of Des Monies was in
our city last week attending To his
land business.
Mrs. VOORHEES, has returned from
Omaha where she was visiting her
friend Mrs. Sam Brown.
Miss Julia Mcclure of Audubon
spent last week in Extra at her
brothers. home j. +. Mcclure.
The Extra and Audubon township
creameries purchased several humid
red new tubs one day last week.
Mrs. Chas. May returned from
Anita Wednesday evening where she
had spent few days with her father.
Tom Pippers has been confined to
his bed the past week, this being
Mr.. Pippers first illness for many
| years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Feustermacher
| left last Saturday for Kansas to visit
| daughter who will soon move to
Colorado.
Samaria Denham has rented the
Griest property and will soon move
into il and make her home there for
the winter.
Mrs. J. A. Spangler returned from
| Abba last week where she went TO
care for her mother who is in poor
health.
Rev. Father Wieland has purchas-
ed fine Home Edison Photograph
and now he has music when ever he
wishes it.
Walter Copeland was in our city
last "Wednesday and Thursday visit
ing his aged parents who are failing
| in health.
| Mrs. Kate Emmerson of Sioux City
| spent the past week in our city visit
ing her mother Mrs. Frank DOrr and
| sister Anna.
The Thursday Club will meet at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. Born
neXt Thursday. They viii study
| Shakespeare.
| Prof. Minis went to Atlantic Friday
to attend the teachers meeting and re-
NAMED over Sunday with his friend
w. T.. Wissler of that city.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde returned
rom Missouri Valley last Saturday
where she went 10 attend the Women :
Federation Club Convention
The teachers in our school went to
Atlantic Friday to attend the South.
western Iowa Teachers Association
meeting. Returning Sunday noon.
G. w. Marlin now of Tecumseh,
Neb., spent several days of last week
| Ia lsNil q NloltiIS lIlCuuSs NucSIGF IL
now editor OF paper in TecumSeh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wilde of Aud
ubon spent the first of last week with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. w. II
Bowman down in Woodlawn Park.
Rev. Bell and wife spent few DAYS
at the home of her relatives Ed Della.
hoyde and family last week before
going to their future home in Chicago
John Sherman of Audubon was
calling on his friends in Extra the
first OF last week. Mr. Sherman a.
one time run the south side restaur.
ant.
| Lawrence Hunt left last week will
his little son Henry for his home ir
Kirtley, Wyoming, where he has tax
en- up claim aud expects To build
and make his home there.
Mrs. B. f. Thomas and her daught
er expect to leave the latter part o
this week for their home in Green
field, Missoari. They have been her,
the greatest part Of the summer car
ing for her lnoLher grandma Hamlir
who passed away several weeks ago
Miss Mercedes whitman has re
turned from her sojourn out to Victor
Colorado, with her aunt whose hom
is there. Upon her return she founc
new piano had been placed in he
home Tor her. The lady went t
colorado in hopes of bt netting he
health but the altitude was SO rar
she was compelled To return with bu
} little benefit.
Mrs. a. G. Gault returned from
Colorado last week where she ha
: spent the past two months with he
sister Mrs. w. w. Sickles. Her sol
: Chas. returned with her. He had al
| accident with his horse the ANNA
: fell on his leg and broke it just abov
the ankle. IL is hoped that Chas
will soon he able To go withOu
crutches.
LINGERING COLD.
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