Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-04
Extra Echoes.

Mrs. Tilley went to Atlantic, Mon
day, returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Hensley was visiting
friends in Audubon, last Thursday.
Charles White, of Audubon, visited
with friends in our city, last Thursday
John 7. Lohner was a business Wis
itor at the county seat, last Friday.
Mrs. Hi Heath, of West Extra, was
in Audubon, Saturday, on business.
John Hunter. ofGuthrie county, was
T., seen on our streets again, this week.
George Guernsey is assisting E. ID.
Powell in the postoffice; commencing
last Monday.
Elmer Bailey, of Audubon, was Wis
iting in our city, last Sunday, at the
William Fulton home.
Nick Doffing is having fine piano
exhibit at his piano store, next door
east of the drug store.
Dave Clark came from Des Moines,
Monday, to visit friends in our city
and look after business.
L. A. VOORHEES,, who had been out
of town for several days on business,
returned home, Sunday.
Free Anders, of this city, visited
over Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
Chris Spoo, out at Walnut.
Mrs. V. B. Hellyer is in very poor
health again this week; and the good
mother is suffering considerably.
The man who came here last week
from Menlo to help Mr.. Spangler at
the depot returned home Sunday.
Mary Lee Hunt, daughter of George
Hunt and wife, at West Extra, has
| been real i'll the past week, of pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Leroy Hensley went to Des
! Moines, Friday, where she expects to
remain week visiting friends and
relatives.
Messrs. Rice and Beason, of Audi
bon, were in our city, Tuesday, spin
ming around the streets in their fine
new automobile.
The ii. 2. Hansen millinery store
had grand opening last Friday and
Saturday. They report very good
/ trade both days.
Evans Marquesen and wife visited,
last Sunday, at the home of her par
ents, Peter Nielsen and wife, south
west of Brayton.
Anna Gruby, who had been working
at the postoffice, has resigned and ex.
poets to go to Elliott where she has
another position.
|
Monday, with the intention of helping
E. j. Freeman this week with his fruit
trees and garden.
Will Turner and family, of this city,
returned Monday from Anita where
they had been to spend Easter Sunday
at the j. B. Turner home.
Mrs. Fl. l.. Wissler, who had been
visiting the past week among old time
friends, in our city, departed for her
home at Cincinnati, last Friday.
Sam Jensen, prosperous farmer
over in Audubon township. has been
threatened with pneumonia this week.
He is on the mend at this writing.
Mrs. Ed Young, who resides north
east of town, is improving some at
this writing. If no new complication
arises she will soon be able to be out.
Ira Baird returned last Wednesday
| from COlfaX. He is feeling some bet
ter and as soon as able expects to
start in business for himself at Audu-
bon.
Lester Peterman was busy at work
at the postoffice, last Sunday, replac-
ing some new lock boxes and moving
them out so as to make more room in
the back part of the Office.
| Doctor Hammer came up from At
lantic last Sunday and passed the day
with his family. The doctor says he
likes his new location in thatcity fine.
We are glad to know this.
| Paul Mickalsen, who has been at
tending school in Des Moines the past
winter, has returned home to remain
this summer. This fall he expects to
return and finish his course.
School commenced in Extra on last
Monday after a pleasant weeks vaca-
ton with all the teachers present ex-
Icept Mr.. Minis, he having been detain-
cd away longer than he expected. He
returned Tuesday.
| Bertha Young. who was teaching in
Audubon township, gave up her school
last Monday to Miss Eddy who will
finish out the term. Miss Young's
mother is very sick, and this is the
reason she gave it up.
Elite Spencer was up at Audubon
few days last week calling upon her
sister, Emeline Spencer, who is So
journing at the George Weighton
home in that city; and also her young
friends Divine Houbbold and Bessie
Watson.
Basil Sergeant, of Delta, Iowa, who
pitched for the Extra base ball team
last year, and was one of the best all
around players on that team, is to be
member of the Merchant Grays this
year. He will come here in the near
future and take charge of the pantito-
rum end of the business conductediby
Roy Hedges-Atlantic Democrat.
Extra Thursday Club Program for
the meeting on April IL, 1907:
CHARLOTTE BRoNTE-KA ATE DOUGLAS
VIRGINS.
Kate Douglas Virgins; A Sketch:
Reading from Rebecca "---
" Mrs l. Gault
Charlotte Bronte - Mrs Christensen