Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-05

stricken Win paralysis, since which
time he has been an invalid, and death
came to the relief of the unfortunate
man-The Anita Tribune.
Jimmy Paige, who has been in At
lantic for some time, came up to Extra
on Saturday and remained over Sun
day visiting at the home of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Paige.
Yankee Robinson show was in our
city Monday, gave a show that after
noon and one in Intervening, and both
times the tent was we'll filled. 1t was
q very good show and everybody will
long remember the big elephant Tom
for years to come, he being so we'll
trained.
Ed Cotton, of our city, left Monday
evening for Chicago where he goes to
buy his fall and winter line of goods
to place in his large store on the cor
ner
f. Anderson and family babe all
friends and relatives about this vicin-
ity good bye and left for North Dako-
ia, Saturday, where they go to make
their future home.
The Extra Peerless Orchestra gave
dance last Friday evening at the
Maccabee Hall. A very large crowd
attended and nice time reported.
Uncle Joe Leffingwell, of West Extra
who has been slightly under the wealth
er lately, is some better now and able
to be out and around again.
Mrs. Doctor Riley came home Sat
urday from q couple OF weeks visit
with her daughter, Ethel and son John
Riley.
Frank M. Hensley shipped his car
to Seattle, Washington, last Friday,
Al Kelley of this city going through
with it; Frank and his family left on
Monday for that place where they 90
with the intention of making it their
future home. This community wishes
them good success in their new home.
There was party given last Friday
evening at the John [. Hensley home
in honor of the f. M. Hensley child
ren before they left for Washington.
Harry Paige and wife returned home
last Saturday evening from Iowa CITY
where She had been To have an opera
tion performed. Mrs. Paige has been
II sufferer for some time, is still quite
weak but Otherwise from this she is
feeling well and doing nicely.
Miss Geiger, of Cedar Rapids, ar
rived here Saturday. She expects to
trim at the Bernice Seibert millinery
store the coming season.
Joe Wheeler and wife, frem over in
Audubon township, left Saturday in
the evening for Chicago where they
go To view the sights in the city for a
few days.
Henry Benton received q car of cat
tie Monday To place in the feed yards
on his farm, out east of town.
Mrs. Kramer, OF this city, left last
Saturday for Guthrie Center where
she goes to make her future home.
Nick Martes and wife left Saturday
for Minnesota where they go to visit
an uncle OF Mr.. Martis few days.
Mrs. Dorr, who was quite i'll at her
home, last week, is on the mend this
week and Anna is able to be back
again at the + ID. Cotton store.
Al Eredericks, his wife and her sis
ter, Mrs. Jesse Miller, of Greeley, de-
parted for Washington Springs, South
Dakota, Monday, where they went to
visit with relatives.
Charles Spencer is driving his Liv-
cry Auto to Audubon and back and
to the county fair, this week.
Mr.. George Spencer, his wife and
daughters, Emeline and Elite Spencer;
Charles Spencer and family will leave
in their auto, Saturday morning. for
Lake View to angle for the. finny tribe
and fight the festive mosquito.
Will Brinkerhoff, the Tall Syca.
more of The Journal had just a slight
touch of " comoundgetus," Sunday
and Monday, so he remained out in
Slipperyelm stretched him.
self upon his couch until Tuesday.
General Frank Andrews, Major S.
D. Harm and many other old soldiers
about here are at Audubon this week
attending the Western Iowa Veterans
Reunion.
William Doliing and Wyman Har-
vey are at Audubon this week watch.
ing their fleet footed animals spin
around the race track at the fair
grounds.
School Begins Next Monday
Frank T.. Gearheart, of Ida county,
| arrived here Tuesday to call on old
| time friends. He is nephew of Uncle
James Gearheart and came to this
country more than thirty-five years
ago, the same time Oscar and Isaiah
| Hunt, those two good farmers and
citizens landed here; and this is his
first visit to Extra for many years.
MICHAEL SCHARFF Is DEAD
Michael Scharff who, with his wife.
| left this city not many days ago for
Battle Creek, Michigan, where he un.
derwent an operation, died this morn
ing Ills
remains will reach this city tomorrow
aud the funeral announcement will be
made later Atlantic Daily Democrat
The deceased was an early settler OF
! Audubon county, his land being or
| the line between Audubon and Cass
counties, near the Bowen farm. where
he lived for several years He was a
| Frenchman, honest, social and indus
trious and accumulated a nice prop
erty. He married and raised family
Of children, but when his wife died he
left the farm. The writer Of these lines
knew the deceased intimately and re-
garled him as q good citizen and
personal friend ID. M. HARRIS, il
The Missouri Valley Times.
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