Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-02-27
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ABSTRACTS.

Wednesday.
| Miss Cora Layland went to Des
Moines yesterday.
John Ward went down to Des
Moines Monday night.
Sheriff Northup made business
trip to Extra, Friday.
Justin Quinby was out from Des
Moines over Sunday.
-E. G. Allison OF Clarinda is clerk
ing in the Prick Drug store.
Schaerer the optician, at the Park
Hotel. March 3rd Tuesday
Mrs. Mary Wilde and her son,
| Clyde, spent Sunday down at Extra.
Mr. Ed Hensley is here on visit
at the home of his uncle, SAINT Ander-
| son.
Mesdames T.. C. Rice and Il. b.
| Creveling of Gray were down to Au-
dubon Tuesday.
ID. e. Stranger, the undertaken
from Extra was up to Audubon Tues
day.
Edible j Hansen, the we'll known
inventor of Extra, was in town Tues
day.
Miss Cora Layland visited over
Sunday with Mrs. Doctor Oldaker, AT
| Extra.
p. +. Anderson and wife went to
Stuart Tuesday for visit among old
| friends.
Miss Lucille Brooks went down to
Lewis yesterday for visit among re-
latives.
j. F. McIntire, of Des Moines,
| son-in-law of j. q, Davis, was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. j. A. Nash went TO Ottumwa
| yesterday TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
Nelson Cowles.
Roy Mccain, of willow City, North
Dakota, is down to this county for a
visit among friends
Miss Christensen, from Atlantic,
came up Saturday evening to spend
Sunday at home.
Mrs. Harry PARROTS sister, who
was here on visit left Friday for her
home in Nebraska.
Miss Lulu Doak returns this week
from winters visit with her sister, ut
FL Reno, Oklahoma.
Miss Mabel Keith and her aunt,
Mrs. Caves, were with friends ~
Extra over Sunday.
Geo. Gray was down Tuesday. AZ
part of which he was in charge of DR..
McLeran, the dentist.
| Master Phil Guernsey of Extra is
now at home with his mother Mrs. K.
A. Bates north Of town.
j. G.. Mckerlie, the manager of
the Ross creamery was doing business
in town yesterday afternoon.
After an illness of two or three
weeks Chris Wonsmos returned TO
duty Monday at the Rock Island.
Edward r. Hensel and wife have
returned from Villisca and will soon
be settled in their home north of town
-Schaerer THE optician, at the Park
Hotel. March 3rd Tuesday
Master Emmert Brooks celebrated
Ills SiApiA I'll WI w ny
entertaining some of his young friends
at luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Bates arrived
home Saturday from their wedding
trip and are quietly settled at their
home near town
John F, Bennett, of Extra, Thomas
White, OF Hamlin, loaded up Tuesday
and moved up to Sac City where they
will make their home.
Clyde Mccall and wife we're in
town Saturday making preparations
to go to housekeeping on the Master
son farm down in Greeley township
Miss Lally, Of Minneapolis, came
in Tuesday and made brief visit with |
her cousin Mrs. j. Mcclure, when she
continued her Journey to Des Moines.
Schaerer the optician, at the Park |
Hotel. March 3rd Tuesday
The indications are good for keep
ing cool next summer as j. S. Dennis
has received fifteen car loads of ice
the past week making nearly five hum
dred tons.
Mr.. Thos. Smith, member OF the
grand jury for 1908 came over Tues
day to report for service, but happened
to be one OF the number excused for
this term.
H. G. Leach the land man went to
Extra yesterday on business. He re-
ports the outlook as good for plenty
of business in the land department the |
coming season.
Mr.. G. p. Christensen of the FIRST
National Bank is over at Kimballton
this week in charge Of the bank while
Hans Madsen is moving his family |
from Des Moines.
The severe storm of last Tuesday |
and Wednesday prevented many of |
the friends and relatives of Mrs. p. r. |
Carter from attending her funeral SER
vice on Wednesday.
Your eyes are an every day ne |
cessity, are they right? IL not consult |
Schaerer the optician, no guess work,
charges very reasonable, at tho Park |
Hotel, March 3rd Tuesday
The mail caprierS had cavaraI boI /