Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-06-27
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John Bergh made business trip to
Atlantic, Saturday.
John G. Kelly had business calling
him to Atlantic last week.
Andrew Juhl was transacting bust
ness in Atlantic, Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Scharff is at Audubon
this week attending Normal.
Miss Lutte Freeman visited over
Sunday with friends in Extra.
Thomas Davis of Audubon was in
Brayton on business Tuesday.
Miss Dolly Bruner of Extra spent
Sunday with Brayton relatives.
Jay Bowen was calling on Extra
friends between trains Saturday.
Miss Puma Freeman was shopping
in Extra between trains Saturday.
Alfred Jorgensen was visiting at the
BendiXon home in Omaha last week.
Mrs. Frank Jenkins is entertaining
her brother from Nebraska this week.
Sam Scharff spent the latter part
of last week visiting his father at At
lantic.
James McGovern of Atlantic is
spending the week with his son, IT. j..
McGoyern.
Lucille Cannon is spendieg the week
with her cousins at the Frank Basham
home in Extra.
Miss Annie Andersen attended a
Royal Neighbor banquet in Audubon,
Monday night.
Mrs. Black of Griswold is passing
the week with her daughter, Mrs.
Marion Jenkins.
Miss Gertrude Basham of Extra
spent Sunday among Brayton and
Oaklieid friends.
Arthur Hansen and Earl Brown at
tended the John Robinson circus in
Atlantic, Wednesday.
DR.. Koob is having an addition
built on his house which will greatly
add to it's appearance.
Miss Alice Basham returned to her
home in Extra, Tuesday, after visit
ing several days with relatives.
George Arnold and Miss Mary
Lynch spent the latter part of last
week visiting friends in Griswold.
Mrs. d. w. Powers returned home
Monday after a three weeks visit with
her sister and brother in Des Moines.
Messrs Albert Wagner, Will Kirk
man and DR.. Koob and families had
picnic in Billiards. grove Wednes-
day.
Charles Jenkins left Friday for
Norman, Oklahoma, where he went to
look after his business interests for a
short time.
Miss Katie Onken came home Sun
day from South Omaha where she had
been working to visit until after the
Fourth with her parents.
Rev. Broom returned Tuesday from
Sac City where he had been to attend
the meeting of the Western Associa-
ton of Baptist churches.
Clyde Freeman returned to his work
at Audubon, Monday, accompanied by
his brother, Percy. who will visit for
few days with his grandparents.
Thomas Hardwick may be seen go
ing around the streets with grin on
his face mile long since the arrival
of that baby girl at their home Mon
day.
The graduates, Ethel Bison, Chas.
Freeman, Elinor Miller, Muriel Koob
and Littig Lambert of Oakfeld Acad-
envy together with their teacher, Prof.
ed the rural graduating exercises at
Audubon, Saturday, and while there
received their diplomas.
IN MEMoRIAM
Iona G. Beers was born in Audu-
bon county, Iowa, March IL, 1876, and
died at his home in Oakfield on June
10, 1907, of consumption. He was unit
ed in marriage in 1900 to Miss Nora
Lynch, and to this union two children
were born both of whom with his wife,
his aged father, Uncle ID. B. Beers,
his sisters, Mrs. Calvin Dimick, Mrs.
Sam Budd, OF Anita; his half sisters
and brothers, Mr.. Frank Heath, Il. &.
Heath, Elmer Heath, Mrs. Dave Car
penter, of Kansas; Mrs. William Gear
hart, and Mrs. l.. M. PARROT, of near.
Brayton. remain tomourn his untimely
taking away. He was taken i'll about
two years ago but, until a few weeks
ago, it was not noticed that his health
and strength was failing fast nor that
the end was near. He was an affection.
ate father and husband, and as boy
is said to have been an obedient and
dutiful son. The funeral obsequies,
conducted by Rev. Nels Sorenson,
were held from the Baptist church, in
Brayton, on Thursday, June Twenty.
A large number ofsympathizing neigh
bors and friends we're present to do
honor to his memory, and the casket
was covered with profusion of beau
tiful flowers. lnterment took place at
the Oakfield Cemetery In the family