Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-02-07
OAKFiELD AND BRAYToN

d. Kelly of Atlantic is visiting his
father John Kelly.
Owen Ide was in Hamlin on bust.
ness one day last week.
J. P. Juhl had business calling
him TO Atlantic TUESDAY.
T. j. McGovern was trans acting
business IN Hamiin Tuesday.
Clarence Crane of Extra visited at
VIM Gearneart home over Sunday.
Mrs. /. P. Hallock has been quite Ill
the past week but is some better now.
Blanche Noon of Extra was calling
at the ID. w. Powers home Friday.
Owen Ide went to Audubon Satur-
day ana bought double deck Car of
hogs.
Mrs. Bishop of Griswold is
guest at the J. L. Jenkins home this
Week.
Claire Hamlin of Extra spent Fri
day night al the Dan Chamberlen
home.
DR.. and Mrs. Koob went to Anita
Friday to attend the funeral of his
| father.
Vera Andersen went to Atlantic
Tuesday to visit few days with re-
latlves.
DR.. Rendleman of Extra was called
to Oakfield ON professional business
SUNDAY.
Mrs. Jack Clark of Orient is spend
ing the week with her mother, Mrs.
Dove Beers.
N. p. Jensen went to Western Neb.
Monday to look after his land inter.
| ests cut there.
Mrs. Chris Thompson of Extra
visited Saturday with her sister Mrs.
Nels thompson.
Mrs. Ben Clark of Orient is visit.
ing this week with her parents,
George Jones and wife.
Mr.. Glass an insurance agent of
Atlantic was in brayton looking
| alter business Monday.
Bernice Seibert and Lily Hunt we're
calling at the Bison home between
trains one gay last week.
Mrs. Frank Heath and children
visited couple OF Gays last week at
| the Oldaker home in Extra.
Mrs. Mollie Jenkins, OF Sac City, is
here This week visiting her relatives
at the John I. jenkins home.
VIM Ordway is very low at this
writing OF heart trouble. He has
| been unconscious since Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Freeman and little
daus hter visited TUESDAY night at the
Wan Woodward home In Atlantic.
|
Fred Low and wife who have been
visiting In 1exas ana Kansas, return
eu 10 their hone south OF town 1ues
day.
Hans J. Nelson sold one car of fat
cattle TO Asa horton Monday aud
They were shipped W Omaha the same
| hight.
Esther Sorenson, young lady
who resides southeast of town has
been visiting the past week at the
Nels Sorenson hone.
Tellas Leigan went to Harlan last
week aud while there purchased TWO
| fine billiard tables, which he has set
up in The building belonging to John
Hansen the painter.
Mrs. Mary Bowen of Troublesom
passed away at her home Thursday
after long ana severe illness of
urupsy aud other complications.
The funeral services were held at the
home sunday and interment in Bow
en- Cemetery.
Mr.. Anton Koob, for thirty years
and more a resiuant of Grant town.
ship, Cass county, Iowa, uied ut HE
home In Anita at four O'Clock on tbs
morning OF Wednesday, January 30,
1907, alter an illness of some weeks
ouration, OF stomach trouble which
affected his heart.
Deceased was born in Germany in
lS4l aud when twelve years of age he
came with his parents to America and
settled In jackson county, this state,
where he remained until the breaking
out Of the war, when he enlisted in
| Company ~" OF The Fifth Iowa Vol.
| uuteer Cavalry and served until 1853.
he was Injured by having a horse fall
ON him ana was taken to the hospital
where he remained for some time. In
1858 he returned to jackson county
ana there renamed untIltLe spring Of
1872 WHEN he came to Cass county and
IocaIea in Grant township, north of
Anita. he vas married In Jackson
county to Miss Mary Van Slyke, a
uatlve OF New York State who, with
Iuurchildren, survive him. Some years
ago he removed from his farm to. the
| Town OF Anita and had lived there
ever since. He was widely known
uan, anu respected by all who knew
ulm. His passing will be mourned by
| The hundreds who called him friend.
The children who, with the wife, SUR
vlve HIM are Doctor w. r. Koob, of
| Brayton; William Koob aud Lafay-
elite Koob, OF Grant township; Mrs.
N. l.. Hansen, who resides little way
20 the north and west of Brayton. One
son, John Koob, of Brayton, died at
Brayton not long ago. Funeral SER
| vices were held from the family home,
In Anita, on the Friday following his
death, conducted by the Masonic
Lodge, OF that city, of which he was
member and the body of the good man
was laid away in the Anita Cemetery.
Editor Charles f. Chase, in the
| Atlantic Democrat.