Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-08-15
There was another quiet home we'd.

ing in Extra on Wednesday evening,
August IA, 1907, and this time it was
Harry Hockenberry, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Hockenberry; and Miss
Eva Davis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony w. Davis; who assumed the
marriage relations, Elder Poulsen,
pastor of the Extra Christian church,
performing the ceremony at the resi-
dence OF the groom's brother, Walter
HOckenberry, in the presence of the
near relatives and friends of the con-
tracing parties. These happy folks
will make their home with his parents
on the farm, southwest of~town, fol-
lowed there by the best wishes of the
whole community.
An audience of several hundred at
tended the concert given at the Metho-
dist church last evening. Many went
there who were attracted not only on
account of the excellent program but
from desire to again listed to some
musical favorites. The second number
on the program, a violin solo by Mrs.
William A. Hamler, accompanied on
the piano by Miss Gretchen Crawford
was very cordially received and the
violinist was applauded heartily-The
Atlantic Telegraph.
Monday, August IL, 1907, was Miss
Leah Brinkerhoff's ninth birthday
and to properly observe such an august
event, as all such events should be,
fifty of her relatives and friends assem-
bled in the Uncle Bry Milliman grove
that day to help her pass the time. The
jolliest kind of time was had and
that little miss went home that night
with an armfull of pretty gifts bestow-
ed upon her by admiring friends.
His many friends will be sorry to
learn that Uncle William Bintner is
very sick man at his farm home, four
miles south from Extra. SO serious is
his condition that his attending ply
stefan, Doctor Koob. called Doctor j.
M. Emmert, of Atlantic, and they de-
cided that an operation was necessary
to save the good mans life.
Gerald Hensley and wife are so well
pleased over the arrival of that pretty
girl baby, who appeared last week
Friday, that he Can whistle all the
day." This crowns Mr.. and Mrs.
John |. Hensley grandparents for the
first time, but the honor seems to sit
lightly on their brow.
A school superintendent from out at
La Junta, Colorado, just few miles
east of Pueblo; was at Cedar Fall a
few days ago and selected Kathleen
Delahoyde as one of his primary
teachers in the public schools of that
city for the coming year.
Miss Laurel Hawk, daughter of G.
G.. Hawk, is home, she having lust
graduated in music from Highland
Park College, at Des Moines. The
young lady was honored with the posi-
ton of secretary to the President of
that institution.
The Extra and Carroll ball clubs
will play two games here, on next
Friday and Saturday, If you want to
see the fur fly come and watch these
contests on the grassy diamond.
Frank Kreamer and Claude Kelsey
were busy, first of the week, beautify-
ing the Interior of the Congregations
church with pretty colored paper and
paint.
Harry Paige's wife went to Iowa
City, last week, where she underwent
surgical operation, and reports say
that she is getting along just finely.
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Spencer and Grace Hensley are up at
Audubon this week calling on friends
and attending the Chautauqua.
George Hunt and wife returned from
Lake View, Tuesday noon; but Sam E.
Harm and wife remained until the lat
ter part of the week.
William Sas, once an Extra mer-
chant, has just closed out his store, at
Dexter and will retire from the bust
ness for a time.
Mrs. John Connrardy went to Audu-
bon, Tuesday evening, to visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Late Simpson.
Niels P. Hoegh and wife, of Oak
field township, were calling on their
Extra friends, Tuesday.
Frank O'Dell, the creamery inspec-
tor, was here from Saturday until
Tuesday evening.
The town council has decided to
appeal from the decision in the +. l.
Whitfield case.
Dollie Bruner. and Gertie Cousins
are over at Greenfield visiting with
relatives.
Miss Addie Case, of Atlantic, is Wis
iting the George Spencer home this
week.
The Modern National Reserve will
soon indulge in a picnic in some shady
nook.
ID. E. Stranger and wife are up at
Lake View for few days.
Albert Weiland and wife went up to
Carroll, Monday.
Mrs. Kreamer has movedto Guthrie
Center