Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-11-19
Extra News And Notes

Mrs. Marshall Smith, at the hotel,
is still very low.
John Knox and wife Sundayed with
his sister, Lou Knox.
Mrs. Connrardy has been under the
weather the past week.
Our schools are preparing fine
Thanksgiving program.
Ruth Statzell closed a sue cessful
term of school'laSt Friday.
Byrd Connrardy made a business
trip to Omaha one day last week.
Lou Wells has bought one of John
Petermau's best make of violins.
Doctor Oldaker's sister, from Well
man, Iowa, visited in Extra this week
Ike Andrews, of Atlantic, visited
over Sunday with his brother. H. F.
Andrews.
A football game was played between
High School and Extra Town. Righ
School won.
J, E. Walker visited friends down
near Atlantic, Sunday, returning
home Monday.
Mrs. W. P. Turner and children
visited relatives in Anita, Friday, re-
turning Sunday.
Frank Frye, of the Campbell and
Hicks store, visited over Sunday at
his home in Stuart.
]. B. Rendleman had a fine lot of
new furniture placed in their home
which is now in fine shape.
Amber Kelsey sustained a partial
stroke of paralysis, on left side of the
face, latter part of the week.
Last Saturday night Clara Whitfield
entertained few friends at her home.
They report good time.
There will be dance at Macca bee
Hall, in Extra, on Thanksgiving night
Good music and good order.
The friends of Berta Gano surpris-
ed her on her birthday one day last
week. A good time is reported.
Mrs. William Delahoyde formerly
Extra now Of Nicola where she has a
sewing school, was here this week.
The little friends of frankie Dimick
gathered at his home Monday to sur
prise him on his eleventh birthday.
Miss Glass. teacher in Extra school
went to Atlantic, Monday, to attend a
Shakespearean recital of Julius Cesar
Ed Milliman was very pleasantly
surprised at his home out in Wood
lawn Park, Friday night of this week.
Chas. Jensen and family of Allan
tic were Sunday guests at the home of
his parents, his mother being very i'll
at this writing.
The Thursday Club met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Doctor Riley. Some
very interesting papers were read on
various subjects.
Mrs. Fulton will accompany Amber
Kelsey to Iowa City Hospital where
she willLRve an operation performed
upon her throat.
Ed Leffingwell departed for Luck,
Wyoming, this week after visiting for
several weeks with his parents, Geo
Lefingwell and wife.
The Phelps and Worldly moving
picture show of last Friday and Sat
urday nights was very good and a
large crowd was in attendace.
Dave Workman had a phone placed
in his shoe store last week which will
save him lots of steps during the
rush that is coming near at hand.
The Christian church, of Extra, is
holding revival meetings, conducted
by MIR. Miller an Evangelist and Mr..
Ogle Singer. Ali invited to attend,
Mrs. CHS Jensen, living down on
the street to the depot, is seriously i'll
again and her neighbors are looking
forward to arecovery in her condition.
Hazel Anderson, a former Extra
school teacher but now of Avoca, was
recently the victim of an automobile
accident in which her collar bone was
broken.
Martin Jensen expects to.soon have
a sale and dispose Of his stock and
move down town in the old Guidinger
place and make their future home. We
understand that Frank Basham and
family will move on the place vacated
by Frank Jensen for the coming year.