Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07
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Ruby Chamberlain was shopping in
Extra Saturday.
Owen Ide had business calling him
to Extra, Monday.
Hans Hansen attended a party in
Extra, Monday night.
Niels p. Hoegh made business
trip to Audubon, Tuesday.
Esther Sorenson was in Atlantic
last week having her eyes treated.
Mrs. John Cotton was shopping in
| Atlantic between trains, Monday.
Anton Andersen went to Marne, last
week to visit few days with relatives
Mrs. P. P. Nelson and daughter
Elva, were shopping in Atlantic last
week.
Mrs. Curry, OF Atlantic, is here this
week with her son, John Curry, and
family
Sophie Sorenson went to Omaha
last week to study music the coming
winter.
Mrs. Archer, OF Salt Lake City, il
visiting old time Brayton and Oakfielc
friends.
! Date McClain and wife of Exirs
spent Sunday with her parents Sam
Green and wife.
Mrs. Hans Drayer and sister, Lydia
Blom, were guests OF Atlantic friends
Saturday night.
Pearl Smith, of Extra, spent @ few
days last week with her little friend,
Maude Pearson.
Mrs. l.. @. Heath and her mother
Mrs. Sargent spent Tuesday visiting
among Extra friends.
John Cotton, of Omaha, was here
last week to attend the funeral OF his
father-in-law, Henry Burton.
Will Essington and wife returned
Monday from their visit with her par.
ents at Keytesville, Missouri.
Miss Jennie Jennings, of Audubon,
visited the latter part of the week with
her aunt, Mrs. Frank Heath.
Richard Powers and Percy Hallock
started, Saturday, In acovered wagon
for the south, probably Arkansas.
Mrs. John Hunter and her sons, oil
Guthrie Center, attended the funeral
of her father, Henry Burton, last week
Mrs. Soren Nelson and brother.in.
law, Nels Nelson, were guests oil
friends in Stuart the latter part OF last
week.
Chris Miller and family, of Water
town, South Dakota, arrived In town
Tuesday on avisltat the Hans Hansen
! home.
Ed Delahoyde of Extra has charge
of the business at the bank this week.
Mr.. Miller has been i'll, threatened
with typhoid fever.
| Mrs. Ernest Cotton, and sister, Miss
Pearl Jenkins. left last week for their
home at Miami, Florida, after several
months visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bunnell are the
proud parents of baby girl who
came on Saturday November 2, 1907,
TO make her home with them.
Tom Ballard and wife arrived last
week at the Andrews home south oil
town for a visit, having driven over
the country from Sheridan Wyoming.
Jocum Jensen has moved into the
house he recently purchased of Mrs.
Johnson; Rasmussen Bros. into the
house vacated by Mr.. Jensen; and ].
G. Kelley into the one vacated by the
latter.
Chas. Parrot, Sr. aged ninety years
| passed quietly away at the home oil
Will Pearson Monday November 4th.
The funeral services will be held al
the home Thursday after which inter,
ment will take place in Extra Gene
terry,
Professor S. Nelson received word
Tuesday of the death OF his brother,
Hans Nelson, at Stuart and he left on
the night train for that place. The
brother had been suffering for several
months from what the doctors at first
pronounced tuberculosis OF the brain
but what was afterwards found to be
a tumor OF the brain. The body will
probably be brought here for burial.
w. s. Ridley, foreman on the ranch
OF Hon. Asmus Boysen, went TO Extra
on Tuesday to inspect the herd of fine
Hereford cattle owned by j. G. Powell
He informs US that on Thursday oil
last week they sold atpublic sale nine.
ty FIVE head of high grade Herefords
for the purpose OF making room for q
herd OF full bloods of the same breed
which they are planning to purchase
this winter. We are pleased to note
that fine herd of thoroughbred cat
tie Will be added to the number OF
l. H. A. II