Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-10-03
Extra Echoes.

The Charles Houston family, of this
city, have received word that his neph
ew, Raymond Lyons, a son of ID. b.
Lyons who formerly resided here; died
at Oakland, California. Raymond
was attending the Leland Sanford
University where he was attacked by
spinal meningitis and after a short
illness was. forced to lay down his
life. He was bright and most Iowa
BILE boy and the many friends mourn
his untimely demise. The body was
cremated at his fathers home in Los
Angeles, California.
John Knox and wife left Tuesday
for visit to the James Beard family
down atAztec, In New Mexico. They
expect to be gone couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foss, who re-
side in Audubon township, are the
proud parents of ten pound boy,
born to them this week.
John Bishop, Senior, who had been
down in Kansas for some time attend
ing to duties about his farm, returned
home this werk.
Ben Nellis, of Correctionville, was
in our city last Friday. He came up
in the morning and remained until
evening with old friends about the
city.
Mr.. Bates, the Methodist preacher,
was called upon Sunday to go back to
Stuart, to his old home, and preach
funeral. He returned Tuesday.
Nick Doffing went to Omaha, Sun
day, to have a few days vacation and
attend Ak-Sar-Ben.
Mrs. Nels Johnson, who formerly
lived in Extra, came to our city Tues
day and expects to reside in part of
Mrs. Guernsey's home. Nels is ex-
pected to arrive soon as he is going
into the harness making business with
his brother, who is already here.
Mrs. Hi Dimick has been quite sick
this week at her home in this city,
suffering from erysipelas about the
head and face.
Miss Byrd Connrardy and brother,
Jack Connrardy, left for Chicago, on
last Friday: Byrd going to learn to
be a trained nurse and Jack going
back to finish his course in college.
Charles White and May Farquhar,
of Audubon, spent several hours in
our city, Saturday, visiting at the
William Masterson home.
Mrs l.. F.. Simpson, of Audubon,
spent several days the past week Wis
iting at the J. b. Connrardy home in
this city.
Will Cunningham, IF South DakO-
ia, was in orr city, last Thursday,
on business.
Mr.. Barnholt, of this city, visited
last Sunday at his home in Avoca.
Anna Christensen, from down west
of BraytOn, visited with her brother,
T. NJ. Christensen, the jeweler part
of last week.
Uncle Joe Leffingwell has gone on
his annual tour to the homes of his
to pass the winter months,
one of whom resides at Lead, South
Dakota, and the other at Fort Morgan,
near Denver, Colorado.
Henry Kroger has traded off his
lower livery barn to John Porter for
a farm oCer in Audubon township.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid So
ciety met last week on Wednesday
evening and elected these officers:
Mrs. Adam Seibert, President.
Mrs. Fred Bectold, Vice-President.
Mrs. Wood Kline, Secretary.
Mrs. John Bishop, Treasurer.
Charles Spencer flew around so
swiftly in auto. one day last week that
one of the wheels came off, which
% mixcombobilated matters for a
little while.
The Extra Creamery people INDUCED
in a picnic, one day the latter part OF
last week.
The members of the Extra Modern
Reserve Lodge are anticipa-
ting the iolliest kind of atime at their
picnic, out ia Athletic Park, today.
Each one will come Juggling a large
basket full of goodies" to eat, and
with love toward all mankind in their
soul they will pass a mosthappy day
Speechmaking will also be part OF
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