Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-31
EXTRA NEWS letter.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT IN GREELEY.
William E. Hensley Prominent Citizen Falls
From q Windmill and is Suddenly Killed
Great Shock to The Community Other
Extra News.

Miss Edith Hamlin, daughter of n.
d. Hamlin and wife, celebrated her
fourteenth birthday, last Thursday
evening, at the home of her parents.
She invited the following girls, the
evening was spent in a very social
way, and they partook of a dainty
lunch that had been prepared; and they
presented Edith with a box of bon bons
and stick. The following girls were
present: Gertrude Basham, Trola Sci
bert, Flora Houston, Ula Lancelot.
Clara Powell, Dena Hensley, Winnie
Heath, Elda Wheeler, Ellowene Dim
| lex, Ora Hicks.
Friends have received invitations
announcing the approaching marriage
or Mollle Delahoyde, of this city,
the daughter of Mrs. Laura Della
hoyde. to Mr.. A. j. Leake, of Sandus-
KY, Ohio, the happy event to take
place at Extra on Tuesday, February
Il, 1907, at two O'Clock, afternoon.
Uncle George Spencer and wife re.
turned from Eagle Grove, Tuesday
evening, where they had been To sec
his brother, Fred w. Spencer, who
had his leg cut of last week by being
caught under railway locomotive.
v.
but say 1t was an awful hurt.
Mrs. VIM. Sas left for Chicago last
Saturday eve to be gone about two
weeks. She will visit her sister, also
select the spring stock of trimmings,
laces embroideries, fancy summer
goods for the store. Mr.. Sas accom-
panied her as far as Des Moines.
The Danish people had another de-
bate at their hall, Friday evening, the
question being: Resolved, That drink.
Ing has done more damage than war.
1t was decided, two to one, in favor
the negative side.
Ora Booth, of Des Moines, who is a
conductor on the electric line from
that city to Woodward, visited his
mother, Mrs. L. e. Gransberry, here
few days the latter part of last week
Late Simpson and wife, OF Audu-
bon, visited several hours, last FRI
day, between trains at the j. b. Conn
rardy home, while on the way to Oma.
ha to visit a few days with friends.
Emmaline Spencer returned from
the country, last Friday, where she
had been visiting relatives, the Frank
Hopley family, on the old home farm
1uJdCcub w olu I1dInllu.
Mrs. George Knox was out to her
home In the coun try several DAYS last
week helping care for her father, W..
Is. Holmes, who has been a very sick
man for several days.
Sherm Knox and wife, who had been
visiting among relatives and friends
departed for their home at Wessing-
ton Springs, South Dakota. the latter
part of last week.
Jim Persing, who had been assist.
ing In the Hugh Smith barber shop.
departed for Pocahontas county, Sun
day, where he has secured job.
Jim Barhan sold good horse to
buyer from Omaha, last week, receiv-
lngthe fancy price OF one hundred and
seventy-five big round dollars.
There was large crowd of young
people from Extra attended the dance
In Brayton, Friday evening, and they
report glorious time.
Nels Petersen, who resides about
three miles north, has rented his place
and will soon move to town and rest
up for while.
They had dance, last Thursday
evening, at the Maccabee hall. A large
crowd was present and a good time re.
ported.
D. b. Turner, of Anita, father OF
VIII Turner, the ieweler visited sew.
erai days last week with his son.
Mrs. Nettie Semnirt, of Montana,
visited at the Charles Hawk home, the
first of the week.
Worth Hartzell, OF Greeley, shipped
a carload OF sheep to Chicags, Satur- .
day.
A nephew of w. j. Lancelot, from
Fremont, Nebraska, is visiting them.
Anna Dorr visited at the Fisher
home in Atlantic, last Sunday.