Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25
Extra Echoes.

George Spencer, who has been very
i'll is able to be up and about.
Charles White, of Audubon, was in
our city, Tuesday, and visited over
night with friends.
Born to Will Wissler and wife, last
Saturday morning, fine baby girl.
Mother and babe are doing nicely,
Genevieve Mccarthy, of Audubon,
visited several days in our city this
week at thehome of Blanche Noon and
mother.
Miss Ella Stearns, of Audubon,
passed through our city Tuesday on
the way to Oakiield township to visit
some of the schools.
Mr.. Lilley, the barber who had been
working at the Hugh Smith shop, has
babe adieu to all and went to Carroll
this week where he will work for some
time.
Mr.. Poage, of Boone, who had been
visiting ut the John Connrardy home
and also with his friend, Charles Find
lay, started for his home last Satur-
day.
George Spencer and family are now
located in their new home, up In The
Heights, known as the Mrs. Rathbun
property.
Rev. Chas. r. ChautO, Supt. of the
Anti Saloon League, will hold II
union rally in the Christian church
next Sunday morning. Services in the
other churches suspended.
Mrs. Ed Young, ofGreeley, who has
been so poorly for some time is not so
we'll this week, she being in II very
weak condition. Mrs. Young's friends
are all very sorry to hear of this.
Uncle Isaac Statzell, who had been
spending several months at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Walter Cope
land, IN Council Bluffs, returned to
Extra this week to remain awhile.
+. d. Powell, our postmaster, has
received letter from Jack Joyce the
great broncho trainer who was here
six or seven years ago. Heis norway
over in Germany still breaking horses
Judge SeptimuS j. Hanna, of Colo
RADIO Springs, will lecture Thursday
evening April %, in the M. T.. church
at Extra, under the auspices of the
Extra First Church of Christ Scientist
The lecture is free.
| II. f.. Cook sold his meat shop this
week to j. G.. Powell, and SO there is
only one meat market in Extra. We
have not learned yet Just what Mr..
Cook intentions are only that he eX-
poets TO leave the city.
Ezma Hays, of Audubon, who came
down to our city to fill the vacancy at
the Extra Central office, caused by the
illness of Mrs. =. f.. Harm, departed
for her home last Friday and Mrs,
Harm is back to work again.
Charles Findlay, Edwin DelahOyde,
his wife, Doctor Oldaker and his wife
all went to Des Moines, Monday, TO
attend the grand opera. Some return
ed Tuesday morning and the rest in
the afternoon, all report a first class
time in the city and that the opera was
fine.
The Danish Lutheran people held
the dedication Of their new church, on
last Sunday, which was we'll attended
by both Americans and Danish people
and they heard one sermon in English
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They served lunch for all their people
at the Danish brotherhood Hall from
noon until night.
Frank M. Hensley, who has lived in
our city for many years, traded his
house and lot this week to man by
the name of Tom Foster, from Guthrie
Center, for a farm about thirty miles
from Chanute, Kansas. Frank is 60
ing away this week to look up a lOca-
ton for new home and they expect
to bid all farewell sometime in July
and Journey TO that new home.
Program for Extra Thursday Club
meeting, on May 9, 1907;
Couture is what remains when what
you learned in College has been
forgotten"
| WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERY
The Author Mrs. Hammer
Review of Vanity Fair "-----
1900 Mrs. LancelOt
| Roll Call Quotations.
Hostess .-----..-- Mrs. Milliman
There was an Italian orchestra blew
into our town last Thursday and the
lyoung people just few around, hus-
tied up crowd and had a fine big
dance the same evening at Maccabee
Hall. The same orchestra played sew
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