Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-03
EXTRA ECHOES

mooHci, WITS. rTdHh Sourdug0r, lot
few days.
Jens Wolfe, OF Avoca, was called
here last week by the illness of his
mother, Mrs. Peter Wolfe.
Ralph Hawk and wife, who moved
here lately from Dakota and who have
been visiting down at the Ebert Lew
is home until they could get settled,
lost their eleven months old babe last
Friday night OF lung fever. The funer-
al was Sunday afternoon from the
Ebert Lewis home, at one O'Clock,
Elder Plaster, the Christian church
at Extra, preached the funeral.
Chal Sturgeon, who runs paper
at EddyVille, came to Extra, last Sat
urday, to visit with his parents for u
few days.
Herbert Herrick, of Carroll, was
visiting his father and mother q few
dayslast week and shaking hands with
old friends.
William Masterson was business
caller in Audubon, last Thursday.
Fred Cotton was sick several days
last week, being unable to attend to
his duties in the store.
Addie Case was here several days
last week visiting old friends. She
will be remembered quite well as she
taught in the public school.
Born to Charles Jayne and wife,
who live east of town, last Thursday
night, ten pound boy.
The Danish people had their Christ.
mas tree last Thursday night at the
Danish Brotherhood hall. After the
presents had been distributed to every
one they commenced dancing, the
Extra orchestra furnishing the music,
and they danced until very nearly
morning beforethey quit. Then every
one departed for their homes thinking
of what good time they had.
Born to Jake Jacobsen and wife,
who live southeast of Extra, a big
boy, last Friday night.
Anton Baker, who lives north from
town, and who has been quite sick, is
some better at this writing which his
friends are all glad to hear and hope
he may soon be we'll again.
Mollie Delahoyde went to Audubon
last Thursday to visit a few DAYS and
attend the Rice and Doak wedding.
+. A. Armstrong, OF Bear Grove,
was in Extra, Thursday on business.
Mrs. Charles Kommes went TO Car
roll. last Thursday, to visit relatives
and friends for few days, returning
Monday.
Joe Gearheart went to Carroll. on
to figure on some mason
work on new building that was being
built there.
John McKibben and father returned
from Baxter, Iowa, on Friday where
they had been to attend the funeral of
Johns brother, who died at that place
The Danish people gave masquer.
ade dance at their hall, last Wednes-
day evening. Everybody had lots of
fun and good time.
Charles Jenkins returned to okla.
loma last week after spending sever
II days with his wife and children.
Mrs. Chris Spoo returned to her
home at Walnut, last Thursday after
passing several days with her parents,
Free Anders and wife.
Harry and Don Hash returned last
Thursday from Des Moines where thew
lad been to visit their father, John
Hash.
Henry Kruger moved his family, the
Irst of the week, into the property he |
ecently purchased of John Mcclure. |
John Knox and wifemoved into their |
lew house on New Years day. 1t i
nakes them very coy home.
Edna Bison, of Brayton, came IN
0 Extra, last Thurday, on horseback |
nd passed few hours calling on her
riends.
Theodore Patty settled with Bob |
iransberry, last Saturday. Bob was
Insured in the Iowa State, of Keokuk.
Or three hundred dollars and receiv-
d the full amount, which will surely
rove satisfactory.
Sheriff Dick Northup was a bust.
ess caller in Extra, last Friday.
Lou Anciaux returned from Johnson
ounty, last Saturday, where he had
cen visiting for the past two weeks.
Newly elected officers of the Extra
EASTERN Star Lodge:
IRIS Anna McAninch. Worthy Matron
red A Minis, Worthy Patron:
lrs D + Stranger, Associate Matron
b Hellyer, Secretary;
DOCTOR John Riley, Treasurer.
Last Saturday night Exodus NJ ason.
Lodge, OF Extra, elected these ott1.
efs.
Hired Voorhees,. Master;
Ohm Schlater, Senior Warden:
red Bartlett, Junior Warden:
red Wahlert, Treasurer;
B Hellyer, Secretary.
Installation will occur on the night
I January II, 1907.
Uncle Stephen Gano and wife en-
,rtained a company of friends at q
TX O'Clock dinner, on New Years day,
their coy home on upper Wash
,gton street, in this city.
Mr.. Evans j. Marquesen and Miss
hristene M. Nelson were united In
larriage at the home of the brides
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson,
ut in Oakfield township, on Tuesday,
anuary /, 1907, Rev. Frank Fl. Rich
rdson, of the Extra Congregational
nurch, performing the ceremony at
lie hour of high noon. Then followed
earty congratulations; after which
II repaired to the dining room and
artook OF one of those luxurious
ountry dinners. The bride is a young
ldy who, by graces of heart and hand
as endeared herself to wide circle
friends. The groom is the son of
lr. and Mrs. Hans Marqueson, mer-
lant at Extra, a young man of ster.
ng worth and marked business abil.
y. They will begin the new life ia
le Fred Tremel residence, in the
orth part of the city. We tumble In
ne hnShal nd thnac ..aol.s a -. -.