Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-01-02
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Mrs. Copely, of Walnut, is visiting.
at the Ordway home this week.
Frank Freeman was in Audubon on
Tuesday having his eyes treated.
Roxie Huyck, of Lewis. was the
guest OF Myrtle Horton last week.
Henry Bell, of Atlantic, was in
Brayton on business Saturday.
Willis jenkins, of Sac City, is here
on a visit TO friends and relatives.
Mrs. T. j. McGovern was calling on
Extra friends Monday between trains
Henry Bopp and son of Lorah were
business visitors in Brayton Thursday
Anna Andersen spent the latter part
of last week with her cousin In Audu-
| bon.
Hazel Gill, of Extra, is visiting
friends at the George Freeman home
this week.
! Mrs. Herbert Herrick, of Audubon,
passed Tuesday night with Brayton
| friends
| Mrs. Grant Jones, of Extra, visited
a couple of days last week at the Cam
non home.
Kathleen Freeman is visiting her
| aunt Mrs. Will Woodward, of Allan
tic this week.
Hazel Sporting, OF Minden, passed
| Christmas vacation with her friend,
! Mary Curry.
Agnes Reisman and father of Marine
attended the funeral of her uncle John
Harter Sunday
Andrew Thompson, of Omaha, came
home Tuesday TO pass few weeks
with his parents.
Bernie and Lawrence Bintner ship.
ped car of hogs TO Omaha market,
first of the week.
| Blanche Noon and brother, Bruce
Noon, of Extra attended the Harter
funeral, Sunday.
Roscoe Clark has returned to his
home ia Orient after a pleasant visit
here with friends.
Arthur Cannon went to Orient, first
OF the week TO pass the winter with his
uncle, s. b Clark
Boy Barhan and Forest Freeman
were transacting business in Audubon
| and Extra Monday.
Emma Andersen, of Atlantic passed
the latter part OF last week with her
friend Esther Larsen
Mrs. Ellis Cannon and Mayme
Essington passed one night last week
with Extra relatives.
Miss Sophia Sorenson, of Omaha.
came home Saturday TO spend few
days with her parents.
Arthur Blom returned 10 his school
duties in Omaha Saturday after spend
ing Christmas with his mother.
Joe Smith ond wife of Council Bluffs
returned TO their home Monday after
visiting the past week with relatives.
Uncle John McDaniels, Ed Della
hoyde and Perry Hansen of Extra,
we're attending to business in Brayton
Friday.
Emil Fries went to Omaha the lat
ter part OF last week with his mother
who will remain at hospital there q
week or two for treatment.
Tom Buford and wife, after visiting
with relatives here the past week, have
gone to Marion, Kansas, where they
will visit with his parents for a few
weeks
John s. Harter, one OF the most
highly respected gentlemen in this
community passed quietly away last
Friday, December q, 1907, at the age
of sixty-four years. Christmas eve
he was stricken with paralysis, while
in his home, from which he never re-
gained consciousness. He is survived
by wife, six children and ten grand
| children, who greatly mourn his loss.
! Funeral services, conducted by Nels
| Sorenson, were held at the Baptist
Echurch in Brayton, Iowa, on Sunday
after which the remains were laid TO
rest in Oakheld Cemetery.
John S. Harter, prosperous farm
| err living three miles southeast from
Oakfeld, died at half-past two O'Clock
on the morning of December n, 1907.
at his home. He had beencrippled with
| rheumatism for number of years and
was only able to walk with the assist
ance of couple of canes. His was a
| familiar figure to the people of that
vicinity where he had hundreds of
| friends who will miss his help in the
affairs of the community. A short
time ago he suffered slight stroke Of
paralys sis, and a few days ago endured
the second shock which oVercame him.
Deceased is survived by his widow and
family of six children; and at the
time of death was sixty-four years,
three months and twenty-three days
old. The funeral services will be con.
ductyd at the Brayton church tomor-
row, Sunday conducted by Mr.. Nels
Sorenson, al two O'Clock; short ser.
vices will be held at his late home at
noon; and interment will be made in
the Oakfield Cemetery. Deceased lived
upon well stocked and thoroughly
improved farm near Oakfeld, in Au-
dubon county The Saturday Atlantic
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