Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-02-07
SOME EXTRA ECHOES

1
Mrs. Doctor Jacobson was an Au
dubon visitor, last Monday.
Henry Wolfe visited in Walnut, with
relatives, The first of The week.
Mrs. Ed Gransberry visited friend.
III Atlantic, The first Of the week.
Mrs. John Peterman visited with
friends In Bray ton, over SUNDAY.
Major Anderson, who had been oul
West Tor some Time, returned, ruesua,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Marde.
sen, north of town, last t'riaay, u
little baby glri.
Maurine Jensen visited at the w.
| ID. Stanley home, in Ola hamlIn, tn.
hrst VI lie week.
1t has finally "leaked out thai
there Is To Do Wedding III Extra, next
| Tuesday afternoon On
Mrs. Homer Anderson " emit to Anita
last week To pass u couple Of weeks d,
the Wiii Paige home.
Byrd Connrsrdy went t. Audubon,
FRIDAY, to Visit ner sister, Mrs. l.. h.
Simpson, u few days.
Matt Tnielen shipped several car
loads of cattle of his Own feeding, the
past Week, TO Chicago.
Albert Croy and Win Paige, of near
Brera, visited relatives in Extra the
latter part of the past week.
Sam Crane and wife, who now live
down near Atlantic, adopted three
weeks old papy boy, last week.
Ellis Oliphant and wife, of Atlantic,
passed few DAY the first ot the week
at the Robert Ollpnsnt nome, here.
Ernie Crane moved his barber shop,
this week, Into the John Gululuger
building, near the Spoo RESTAURANT.
The Extra Orchestra gave fne
dance, last Tuesday evening, in the
Maccabee hall. A guoa Time is re-
ported,
Harry Tilley, son of E. Tilley and
wlte, OF this city, came home last Fri.
aay and visited until Sunday with his
father and mother.
Jake Hill and wife, from over by
Anita, spent a few days AT the Edwin
Young home, in Greeley, last week,
ana ATTENDED W. +. hensiey's funeral
Minnie Campbell went to Des Moines
last Saturday TO study the spring
sly les in millinery and from there she
goes TO Mount Ayr for the coming sea-
son.
Emma Schwab, who has been learn.
ing the dress making trade of Mrs. j.
b. COnnrardy, was compelled to re-
turn home last week on account OF
illness.
George Knapp, of Des Moines, and
who is on the road for large starch
manufacturing company, visited AT
the j. b. kenuleman home few gay 5
last week.
Uncle Alfred Green, who formerly
resided in kxira but now OF Omaha,
was in town the trst Vt The week at.
tending 10 business ana shaking hands
with OLD friends.
Frank Kreamer and Charles Fulton,
who went down To Oklahoma about u
month ago, returned home The past
week. 1ney both think Exira is the
best place to be in the winter time.
Born to Rev. G. n. Miller and wife,
formerly OF Extra but now of Mace
donia, Iowa, last Friday, ababy girl.
Mother and babe are going we'll, and
Granddad Doctor Rendleman smiles.
Program for Extras Thursday Club
meeting ON February IA, 1907:
Paper; Valentines Day --
Mrs. Houston
Recitation; Sam Weller's Valen-
I Koil Cali. 6uo Mssi nsfflck
Miscellaneous
Hostess Mrs. McAninch
The K. P. Lodge, OF Extra, held
their annual banquet, on last Friday
evening at the Castle Hall. There were
about fifty present and every body re-
ported fine time and lots 10 eat. The
Ladies Aid of the congregational
church furnished the luncn; aud the
evening was passed playing charades
ana cards.
One of the milk haulers, who hauls
for the Audubon township creamery,
was driving q broncho, last Tuesday,
on the route when the animal let fly
with It's heels, striking the man upon
tu0 lex dhO OiCunihS 4d0 ooSkoI
was called anu soon mended the hurt.
The unfortunate mans name was
Chris Petersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spencer's lit
tie daughter, Mamie Spencer, met a.
very sad accident last thursday. She
had some iced in a glass cup which
she carried In her hand, expecting to
feed 1t to q neighbours chi ;keps, and
while ON the way to do SO she slipped !
and fell breaking the glass and cut
ting a deep cash in her hand. There
was so much of the glass remained in
her hand that 1t was necessary to call |
a surgeon to remove the pieces.
The w. E. Hensley funeral was held
last Friday afternoon, in Extra, at one
O'Clock In the Methodist church, SER
vices being conducted by Reverends
Aten, Of North Branch, and Richard
son, of kxira. 1t was a very large
there being many more peo-
pie here than could get into the church;
then it was so sad; his tragic death
was such terrible shock to every
body. All business houses were closed
during funeral hours. His body was
buried In the Extra Cemetery.