Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-10
EXTRA ECHOES

J, J. Dimick went to Casey, Monday
on business.
II. F. Andrews went to Des Moines,
Monday, on business.
Erred Brow left last week to visit
with his parents, down near Iowa City,
for while.
Charles Van Gorder was business
between trains.
Evans Marqueson and wife have
started housekeeping down in the Ere d
Tremel propesty.
Charles Fulton and Frank Kramer
left last week for trip through the
south this winter.
GeneVieve Mccarthy of Audubon
has been visiting with Blanche Noon
few days the past week.
Mrs. Al Voorhees, went to Atlantic.
last Wednesday, to visit a few days at
the James f. Bruce home.
Read the advertisement of Weigh
Pure Bred Pog Sale and arrange to
attend sale.
Maude Hamln went up to the All
Fredericks home, Tuesday, to pass "a
few days with this good famsly.
Maurint Jensen, who formerly work
ed for Oluf Jensen, has hired out for
the spring season TO Bernice Seibert.
Louise FaiIenschmid, of Portsmouth
has been visiting with her sister, Mrs
William Dollng, and family the past
week.
| Charles burton, who is in the drug
business down south of Des Moines,
is visiting relatives and friends in
| Extra.
Jim Persing has commenced work
in the Hugh Smith barber shop where
he intends to remain and learn the
trade.
William, the little son of Charles
Milliman and wife, is very sick babe,
the trouble being Inflammation of the
bowels.
Hal May, out east of Extra, had
lively runaway in town last Tuesday.
No one was hurt and very little dam
age done.
Ira Baird is back in the r. f. Cook
market after having few daAvaca-
ton visiting friends over Gam
bridge, Iowa.
Mrs. V. b. Hellyer, who has been
in very poor health for sometime, was
quite i'll the past week. We are all |
sorry to hear this.
Mrs. Hamler and two children de-
parted last Sunday for their home at |
tenant after visiting several weeks at |
the Ne wlon home.
Mrs. Peter Wolfe, who has been so |
very i'll, Is improving at this writing
and her friends hope she may soon be |
up and enjoying lie again.
Ed Smith, who had been working
for John Ward on the bridge gany up
north, returned home last week to Wis
II his parents, George Smith and wife.
Arthur Bartlett, wife and son de-
parted for their home out at Chadron,
Nebraska, after a pleasant week at
,he home of her mother, Mrs. Frank
Stranger.
Perry and Bert Anderson, Of Bar
ow, North Dakota, who had had been
lere visiting their mother and brother,
2 Nj. Anderson, left for their home,
asst Monday.
The mother of Mrs. Charles May,
lrs. Nat McVey, of Anita, who fell
nd broke her arm, some time ago, is {
OF so very we'll They fear she frac. /
lred her skull when she fell. !
Tune Thomas, who had been up In z
}anada the past summer, has return
TO visit relatives and old friends .
Dr. some time. He likes the country
ne and expects to go back again. t
The Mas mis- and the Eastern Star :
lodges, of Extra, will have banquet
aturday evening, January ~, 1907,
I their hall. They will attend to all
usiness and have installation of new
Ulcers.
Gus Gault. who has been in Texas
he past six months, returned home,
Lst Saturday. Gus looks real WE'LL a
avs he likes the country fine, and exx
ects TO return as soon as he viSA h
is family couple of weeks.
Tom Ellwood and wife, who re VRhe ;,
own southwest of Extra, received a
ord from their daughter, Mrs. Lloyd
Iayes. at Omaha, that their baby was
eau ~ W 10 bdh6l SIGN new year Qdy u
nd died the following Thursday, of tt
iphtheria.
The Modern Woodmen, of Extra IL
ave very nice banquet, last Satur-
ay evening, at the Maccabee hall, at -
hich tifty-fve of their number wer, u
resent. Miss Amber Kelsey did the
,rving, of which weare all well aware al
as done right,
Mrs. Wilhelmina Petri died at the vi
Dme of her daughter, Mrs. Lou Heck
an, last Sunday morning, January /
1907, at about seven o'clock. 1t ~
as very sudden death, as she be-
Lme speechless all at once and pass J.
away. She was born March %,
40, making her sixty-one years, nine
onths and twelve days old. The ~
neral was Wednesday noon from !
le house, services being conducted
Y Rev. o. Cloeter, of the home church. to
RS. Petri had lived number OF Jo
ears in Audubon township. She
aves five children to mour her loss:
harles and John Petri, Mrs. Ernest
oss, Mrs. Charles Newman, Mrs TO
on Hickman. lnterment was at the XII
chwenneker Cemetery. b