Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-05
Xlrd Echoes,


Happily now, however, he is recover
ing his usual health-Exira Journal
We are sorry to hear of our ole
friends indisposition, but are glad tC
hear that he is again Right side up
with care" No use talking of Viii
shutting off this mortal coil at this
early day;we have known him for over
fifty years, and know he has had plen
ty of chances TO join the long chain o
the travellers to that far off land, anC
that, too, when it would have beer
gain to die but now, after enduring
the hardships of frontier in the early
days in Iowa he is entitled to remain
here little longer to enjoy the fruits
OF his early toll No, Brother Whit
is good for many years yet in this lane
of the living, and none will rejoice al
his recovery more than his old FRIEND
D. NJ. Ell ID. M. HARRIS, in The
Missouri Valley Times.
Anna DORIS birthday happened or
November %, l9 u, and she felt very
Thankful for her many blessings
that she invited number of her lady
friends to dine with her that day, and
they do say it was season of gooG
fellowship all round the board
Henry Bauer, who resided just east
OF Extra for many years, loaded cal
with goods at the Extra depot, last oil
the week, aud away he and his family
went for the land OF the Dakotas, near
where Charles Prohaska lives, and
where Mr.. Bauer recently purchased
farm.
Lee McAninch, who had been out ia
Nebraska, ate turkey on ThaRksgiv.
| ing day at the home of his mother,
| Mrs. Anna McAninch, in Extra.
Doctor Jacobson and wife returned
| Friday from Lake City where they ate
Thanksgiving turkey with his people
Nels Hansen, the Extra druggist,
and n, P. Christensen, the honest real
estate dealer, were calling on Audi.
| bon friends, last Friday.
Mrs. Caroline Jenkins is at Audu-
bon this week with her daughter, Mrs.
Herb Herrick.
Charles Spencer and Tom White, OF
Hamlin, are up to Sac City this week
making arrangements for the former
gentleman to move up there pretty
soon and start an auto garage livery.
R. c. Watterson was transacting
business at the court house in Audu-
bon, Monday.
Rev. Richardson has returned from
business trip up into Minnesota.
Lillian Hunt visited with her friend
Ethel Freeman, in Audubon, Tuesday
News comes from Oklahoma that
| William Walker, who resided just up
north of the Cappie Dodge home for
many years, had died down in tina,
country, first part of this week.
From the powers that be at Wash.
| ington comes the word that Extra is to
have another rural route, Number
Five, service to begin February One
1t will run out past the Cappie Dodge
home; thence northwest; cover dis
lance of twenty eight miles and one
hundred and eighteen families will be
visited on the daily round,
Miss Mclaughlin, obtaining, spent
several days last week visiting with
Bea and Grace Lancelot, in this cit y
Ethel Freeman, of Audubon, visited
friends in Extra last Friday evening
Lena and Henry Bush returned OF
Tuesday from several days visit will
relatives down at Oakland.
Mr.. Clyde Mccall, son of Georg,
Mccall, of Greeley and Miss We'd;
Masterson, daughter of Mr.. William
Masterson, of this city, were united il
marriage, last Wednesday, Novembel
27, 1907, at the home of the bride, b!
Rev. Bates, pastor of the Extra Meth
odist church; at three of the clock il
afternoon, only the relatives and nea
friends being present to witness tn,
ceremony. There is much good to b.
told of this young couple as they boil
, before their marriage were very ener
getic, Veda having taught humble
of successful terms of school and Clyd
helping to run his fathers farm. The,
expect to commence Housekeeping mex
spring on the William Masterson farm
up in Grekley. They have many friend
who extend congratulations and bes
wishes to them in their newly wedde,
life.
Nj. /. Masterson, who attended tn
stock sale at Harlan last week, pur
chased two fine Herefords which ar
rived in the city Thursday and wer
taken out to his farm at once.
: w. j. Lancelot returned on Frida
from Scranton where he had been 4
, see his son, Grant, and family.
, There was quiet little wedding a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John !
{ Hensley, in Extra, Iowa, on Wednes
8 day evening, November q, 1907, a
3 six o'clock, there being only relative
/ and close friends present to witnes
/ the ceremony that vas performed b
!. Rev. E. w. Bates, pastor of the Exir
a [ Methodist church, which united Mr.
3 Dolphus d. Hartzell and Miss Viva
!. Deweese as husband and wife. After th
, ceremony and when eongratulation
/ had been extended all sat down to
. bountiful and very foe wedding SUP
!. per prepared for the occasion, as onl
Mrs Hensley knows how. sMuch goo
: is to be said OF this young Marie,
. couple and we can see no reason for
4 cloud to ever mar bright and happ
future for them They expect to resid
r on the place, up In Greeley, formerl
4 owned by Roscoe Turner and fari
{ next year.
Cecilia Tharnish is clerking at th
Hans Marqueson store during holida
= rush.
Professor Fred Minis, of Nevada
broke bread with friends In Extra o.
Thanksgiving day.