Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-19
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TwISP SCHOOL NEWS BY PROFESSOR
MOSES BRINKERHoFF

TwISP SCHOOL NEWS BY PROBES SOR
MOSES BRINKERHoFF
No school yesterday and today
One day last week while quietness
reigned supreme a gust of wind blew
in section of one of the large lights
in the grammar room We do not lack
for plenty of ventilation and fresh air
these days.
Wednesday afternoon the interme-
diate and primary departments both
adjourned to the grammar room and
held joint literary program, the num-
Der present being eighty-three. Each
number on the program was we'll rem
dered and an exceedingly enjoyable as
we'll as beneficial quarter of a day was
participated in.
sit SHOWS, cries the school boy,
hurrah! and his shout is ringing
through parlor and hall!'' The recent
snow so far has resulted in slight
accident in the primary room, caused
by small boy with sled trying
to slide over the school house. We,
therefore, were compelled to stop the
sport. We dislike very much to in
terfere with the good times and recrea-
ton OF the boys and girls and do so
only to prevent perhaps serious, If
not fatal accidents.
Do not let anything short of sick.
ness keep your boys and girls at home
We need them and they need US every
day. You cannot afford to cause them
TO lose interest by keeping them out
a single session.
Mrs. Henry Hansen and Alma Han
sen we're calling on Extra friends last
week.
Mrs. Preston Harter spent Friday
night with friends in Atlantic.
j. p Bendixen and wife of Omaha
visited the latter part of last week
with old time Brayton friends.
Charlie Thompson and Mitt PARROT
were business visitors in Extra Tues
day.
John Gray, of Casey, was guest
at the /. z. Hallock home few days
last week.
L. c. Heath made business trip to
Audubon Monday,
Ruth Statzell, of Extra, spent one
night last week with~her friend Helen
Cotton at the Owen Ide home.
Jesse Nymand, Eli Hansen and
Mike Smith attended court at Audi.
bon Monday.
Elmer Green had business calling
him to Omaha few days last week.
Ed Nelson shipped two cars of fat
cattle TO the Chicago markets Monday.
Arlie Ensor left this week for Mis-
souri, where he will visit his parents
for few weeks.
Mrs. l.. p. Rasmussen was doing
her Christmas shopping in Audubon
| Monday.
Mayme Essington visited over Sun
day with her friend, Mrs. Herbert Her
rick, in Audubon.
Nels Thompson and family return
ed last of the week from the Sam KEGS
home where they had been on visit,
Mrs. George Arnold and Miss Nellie
| Bookout were doing some Christmas
shopping in Extra, Saturday.
Gertie Cousins, of Extra, is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. John Gearhart.
Soren Nelson and wife have had the
care of very sick child this week
Mrs. Nora Beers returned Tuesday
from Omaha after pleasant visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Henry Bell, who resides south
of Atlantic, came Sunday to visit for
several days with her parents, VIM
IOnken and wife.
| Will Hoegh- shipped a car of cattle
to Chicago, Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Heath passed Tuesday
with her sister, Mrs. L. b. Jennings,
in Audubon.
Mesdames Marion and Frank Jen-
kins were in Audubon doing Christ
mas shopping on Wednesday.
George w. Chase, another of our
old settlers, passed quietly away at
his home near Old Louisville, Thurs
day morning, December IL, 1907, after
long and severe illness, Funeral
: services, conducted by Mr.. Nels Soren'
: son, were held at the home, Friday
afternoon, after which the body was
laid to rest In The Oakfeld Cemetery