Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-26
Extra Echoes.

Quoted an initiation at their hall In
the |. O. O. +. building, last evening,
which was fairly we'll attended. The
Knights we're favored with the pres
ence of State Commander A. i. Lee, Of
Des Moines, and Supreme Represen-
tative Cook, of Red Oak. 1t was
joint meeting Of the representatives OF
the order from Extra, Brayton and in
this city, and there were classes initia-
ted from each of these towns. The can
didates we're given the new work of the
! order, which will be given candidates
after the first of the year. The degree
team was captained by George Lang
and H. c. Gillett; Sir Knights were
also present from Lewis and Wiota
When the work of initiation was fin
/ ished about seventy-tive Sir Knights
sat down to delightful banquet
| Tuesday Atlantic Democrat.
| Mary Marietta was up to Audubon,
Saturday, to meet Mauriene Jensen,
who was returning from Lake City
where she had been trimming in mill
linery store, and together they came
to Extra on the noon train. Miss Jen-
sen will reside in the Oluf Jensen home
the balance Of the winter
Gene Wilson was in Audubon, last
of the week, greeting his many friends
| and purchasing a few trinkets for the
glad Christmas time.
Judge Lair and II. f. Hill we're at
| Audubon on business, last of the week.
Will Dotfing came home Saturday
from out at Portsmouth where he had
been for good visit with his brother
in-law, Rev. Father Failenschmid.
On the evening of next Wednesday,
January /, 1908, The Extra Eastern
Star Lodge and The Extra Masonic
Blue Lodge will hold a joint installa-
ton of the newly elected officers OF
| both of these orders. The ladies will
spread tempting luncheon, after
which the time will be passed in socia-
bility and good cheer.
Mary AnciauX came home Saturday
from Des Moines where she had been
attending Highland Park aud went to
her home up in Greeley. She is the
daughter of V. j. Anciaux and wife.
Margaret Seibert, who was under
quarantine at the N. P. Christensen
home, was released Friday.
Edith Brown and her father, from
Cedar Rapids, arrived here Tuesday
to spend the holidays with Mrs. r. A.
Jacobson and the doctor.
Mrs. Fl. H. Dimick has been quite
poorly the past week. They think she
| is some better and on the mend now.
Three churches in Extra had Christ
mas trees in this year so no one
was crowded out, and they were all
carried out successfully.
VIII. Covault assisted at the Ed
Cotton grocery this week.
Sam E. Harm returned home Tues
day from abroad, where he had been
doing some Christmas shopping.
Anna Christensen, from down near
Braytqx, has been assisting her broth
/ er, P. NJ. Christensen, the jeweler the
past week.
Lee McAninch assisted Fred Cotton
at the Annex this week
Miss Findlay, Of Marine, came TO
our city, last Saturday to pass few
days with her brother, Charles F.
FinGlay.
Ralph Hawk arrived home Tuesday
from Chicago where he has been for
some time.
Lawrence Hunt came home this week
from Wyoming TO pass the holidays
with relatives about Extra.
Dena Hensley passed several days
last week with friends in Audubon.
J. L. Walker was over by Anita on
last Sunday and found everything in
first-class shape.
News has been received here of the
marriage of Florence Clure, at the
home of her parents, Charles Clure
and wife, in Logan, Iowa, last Sunday
TO a young gentleman OF Harlan.
frankie Belle Crane and Lola Brin-
kerhotf are passing Christmas week
with Judge ID M. Harris and family,
out at Missouri Valley.
That double quartette is rendering
very fine music al Christian church
Lola Hamler, of Atlantic, is here TO
visit her uncle, Doctor Newton, and
her young friends.
They were playing croquet on the
green sward and riding about in their
automobiles at Extra on Christmas
day in the year 1907
The Extra Danish Lutheran people
will have Christmas tree at their
church tomorrow, Friday evening.
A wedding, the news of which will be
Christmas surprise To the relatives
Of one OF the contracting parties, was
solemuized in this city SATURDAY. even
ing, December q, 1907, at the home of
Mrs. Mary Holm, 81 Olive street by
Rev Proctor, of Denver, who arrived
in the city that afternoon. The bride
was Miss Mildred Bartlett, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace M. Bartlett,
of near Brayton, young lady who
has taught school in that community
for couple of years and has many
friends there who will be surprised TO
learn of her marriage. The groom WAS
Arthur Anderson, son of Mr.. aud Mrs.
a. f. Anderson, who lives on the old
Mark Heath farm, just south of Oak
field, d young man who was raised on
! farm and has thorough, practical
knowledge of the sheep raising indus
try for one SO young. The bride and
groom left Sunday morning for Bray
ton and will live on farm near that
town. The groom will go into the sheep
raising business with his father and
has been taken into full partnership
with him-Atlantic Democrat.