Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-03-07
SOME EXTRA ECHOES

SOME EXTRA ECHOES
Program for Extra Thursday Club
meeting on March IA, 1907:
ANNUAL ELECTION AND SOCIAL DAY.
Current Events.
Election of Officers.
Miscellaneous Business.
Roll Call Quotations.
Hostess Mrs. Christensen
Otto Witthauer has leased the Bert
Stauffer residence on Ruffien Shirt
Avenue, at present occupied by III. S.
Denton and wife. who soon go to their
new home in Green River, Utah-The
Anita Tribune.
Grandpa Burton, father of Smith
Burton. south of town has been quite
poorly the past week.
H. P. Hansen purchased the MILL
merry and clothing stock at the John I.
Lohner store and had big auction
last Saturday, disposing of quite a
bit of the goods.
Pete Lund, who has been working
for Hensley Brothers and Thielen for
some time, moved down south of town
the past week and expects to try farm
ing the coming year.
Mrs. Edith Beed, from Tampa,
Florida, arrived here Sunday to visit
with her mother, Mrs. Roxie Davis,
for awhile.
Dick Chase's baby has been quite
having the pneumonia.
Martin Jensen moved onto the John
Hunter place the past week; Mr.. Jen-
sen having bought this place some
time ago.
Peter Nelson and wife, of Audubon,
spent Sunday at the Nels Hansen home
in this city.
Virginia Strobele went to her home
at Oakland, last Friday, to pass a
few days with her parents.
Mrs. Will Egan, of up in Greeley,
was visited byher mother, Mrs. Matilda
Johnson, of this city several days this
week, before moving to the new home
over near Anita.
G.. w. Hoover, of Audubon, was in
our city last Thursday evening, being
called down on business.
The rural route inspector was in our
city the past week, remaining long
enough to go over theroutes with each
carrier; and now all the rural route
men look quite pleasant having had
a raise in salary. They now receive
nine hundred dollars q year.
Mrs. D. E. Stranger was in Audu-
bon last Friday visiting old friends.
A very enjoyable time is reported.
Chas. Fulton expects to start soon
to California, having a job on the
road selling buggies.
Geo. Burke, who resides south of
| town, expects to soon go to Oklahoma
| having purchased a farm down there.
| He intends to rent his farm here.
Ira Baird is thinking of going to
Colfax soon, if he gets we'll enough to
stand the trip. Ira has had quite a
time with the grip and rheumatism so
hethought trip to Colfax might bene-
| fit him some.
Mrs. J. B. Connrardy departed for
! Chicago, last Saturday, where she
goes to visit her daughter, Lucille, who
is a nurse in that city. She expects to
attend the dressmaking school there
and look up all the new fashions to
| be up to date when she comes home.
Mrs. J. G. Powell has been suffer-
ing, of lagrippe, several days the past
week.
Rev. Richardson, his wife, PROBES
sor Fred Minis and Miss Florence Nc
Aninch, T. M. Rasmussen and wife,
of this city, were at the Oakfield Acad-
envy, Friday evening, debating; or
rather the men folks we're. They won
the debate, so of course Extra is proud
Doctor Oldaker and wife werein At
lautic, Saturday evening, calling on
friends and transacting some business
They returned home Sunday.
| Will Hamler, who is in the drug
business at Tenant, arrived in our
city, Sunday, to visit old friends and
relatives, Doctor Newton and father,
Uncle Silas Newton, for day.
P. NJ. Christensen has been having
a cellar dug under his house, up in
The Heights, the past week; AID Wat
| terson doing the work. This will help
| W Iudh0 cue HOluC hoEC up w udtC
than ever.
Theo Patty was up in and about
Carroll several days the past week
visiting friends and taking little
rest before commencing his hard work
at the insurance business.
Ida Patty left Monday for New Mex
leo where she goes to remain with her
mother and uncle, who were already
| there.
Clyde Wilde, of Audubon, was in
our city on business several days this
week,
Guy Dennison, who drives the bus
to and from all trains, was taken down
this week, of measles. He is being
cared for at the Park Hotel.
George Brown, brother of Mrs.
Doctor Jacobson, who has been visit
ing her for some time, departed for
his home at Lake View, this week.
Mrs. Lancelot is at Scranton this
week yisitinr her SON Grant LancelOt,