Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-17
EXTRA ECHOES

| oS~h iAit ~ was al LAlTds
last Saturday.
Doctor Riley was called to Spring
Hill, Illinois, last Sunday, by the
death of his mother.
Doug Hamlin returned from Nebras-
ka, last Thursday, where he had been
on business for a few days.
G. C. Nottingham and wife, of Col
orado, arrived here last Saturday to
/ visit at the v. B. Hellyer home.
B. Sunburg and wife, OF Atlantic,
have been visiting at the Harry Paige
home, north of town.
Mrs. Charles Van Gorder, OF Audu-
bon, was an over Sunday visitor with
relatives and friends in our little city.
d. +. Jones, of Casey, the auc-
tloneer, cried very good sale for
Harvey HUFF, east oftown, last Friday
Jack Connrardy, who was accident.
ally shot last week while out hunting,
is getting along very nicely at this
writing.
Hicks and Williams gave dance,
last Friday evening at the Macca bee
hall. There was a large crowd and a
good time.
Uncle II. H. Dimick and wife de-
parted for Des Moines, Monday, to
pass ~ couple of weeks with relatives
and friends.
Ralph Hawks, OF Muscatine, has
been visiting few days thepast week
! at the Bud Rendleman and Jim Bar
han homes.
Wilson Swaney, of Manning, was
in Extra, last Friday, on business.
We understand he is interested in the
automobile business.
| Mrs. Lou AnciauX, who lives east
OF town, was called to Des Moines last
week by the illness of her daughter,
who resides there.
Mrs. Nels Hansen and mother went
to Audubon, Saturday, to pass Sun
day with her friend Mrs. Ras Ras.
mussen, OF that city.
John Bishop, Senior, who lives in
Extra; and Harry Paige, north of
town; had phones placed in their res
licences, last Saturday.
Messrs. j. P. Lair, John McKibben,
OF Extra; and George Kness, of udu-
bon township, were in the county seat
on Monday attending the assessors
meeting.
A Masonic School of Instruction
will be held at the Masonic Hall, in
Extra, on the evenings of Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, January IS,
20, 80, 1907.
| Hensley Brothers and Thielen ship
ped nine carloads of stock of this
branch, last Saturday evening: eight
OF cattle going to Chicago and one of
hogs to Boston.
Henry Foss, a retired farmer from
Audubon township, moved his family
to town, the past week. They are To-
Gated in the Able Stone property,
which Mr.. Foss bought.
George l.. Brown, of South Dakota,
is here visiting with his sister and her
| husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Doctor Jacob
! son. He is on the road to Cedar Rap
ids to visit his parents.
Doctor Becker, of Iowa City, and
Doctor jacobson, of Extra, perform
ed successful operation on the wife
of Peter a. Larson, one day this last
week.
E. a. Voorhees, sold his farm, known
as the George Plantz place, last Fri
! day to w. a. Harvey and Charles
Curd, receiving one hundred dollars
per acre for it.
Tuesday evening Doctor Newton. f.
a. Minis, Clark Griffith and Clarence
Masching drove to Audubon and at
tended the county Woodmens meeting.
They report a large attendance and
just bushels of fun.
Rev. O. Cloeter, who resides in Au-
dubon township, left last week for
South Dakota, being invited to deliv-
er sermon at the dedication OF a new
church. He was the founder of the
congregation in his younger days,
which has now grown large enough to
build church of its own.
Chester Hensley the youngest son
of Mrs. Leroy Hensley, of Greeley,
died at the home of his mother on last
Monday morning, January II, 1907,
about seven o'clock. He has been i'll,
of consumption, for some time and was
in bed good share of the time the
past two months. 1t was very sad
a
sc Venteen, had TO be taken away. He
was buried from the Methodist church
in Extra, last Tuesday, atone O'Clock
p. NJ. Rev. Aten, OF North Branch,
preached the funeral sermon and the
body was laid TO rest in the Extra
Cemetery.
Mrs. Cecilia Connrardy and little
daughter, Beulah, of Audubon, were
here over Sunday seeing how their
relative, Jack ConnrarGy, who was ac-
cidentally shot in the back of the head
by Hal Faust while out rabbit hunting
last Thursday afternoon: was getting
and found him resting comfortably,
the shot luckily only blowing deep
burrows in his cap and scalp and not
penetrating the skull at all.
The Eastern Star and Blue Lodge, of
Extra, are both prospecting, each one
having all the work they can do. On
last Saturday evening they both met
together and installed these officers
THE EASTERN STAR.
Mrs. Riley, Installing Officer.
Mrs Anna McAninch, Worthy Matron;
Fred A. Minis, Worthy Patron;
Mrs d. T.. Stranger, Associate Wor- |
thy Matron;
Mrs A. VOORHEES,, Conductress;
Mis- Florence McAninch, Associate:
V. B !. Hellyer, Secretary;
Doctor John Riley, Treasurer;
STAR POINTS: Mrs j. b. Connfar-
dy, Mrs Dena Statzel!, Miss Lizzie
Bartlett, Miss Mabel Keith, Mrs Joe