Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-01-02
Extra Echoes.

The stores about our city are busy
invoicing, this week.
Ellowene Dimick was numbered will
the sick, the past week.
Gertie Cousins is at the Marshal
Smith restaurant helping, this week.
Blanche Noon returned last Sunday
from visiting with friends in Atlantic.
Ralph Hawk, of Chicago, spent the
Christmastide with his family in
Extra.
Mrs. Jack Coe was among those who
were suffering from the effects OF the
grippe, this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blu
chanan, of Extra, last Thursday even
ing, fine baby boy.
Will Turner, the leweler, was so i'll
this week that he had to stay In his
home and be doctored.
Byrd Connrardy went to Atlantic,
Tuesday, to pass New Years with her
friends about that city.
Little John Delahoyde was quite i'll
several days the past week, suffering
from the effects Of a severe cold
Mrs. Ben Train, of Audubon, was
in our city over night, Thursday,
visiting at the home OF Anna Dorr.
George Huyck and wife returned
home from their trip out to California
this week feeling quite bit rested.
Mrs. Austin Guernsey has beenquite
sick several day the past week; she
having severe attack OF the grippe
j. c. Powell completed the dam down
on the 'Botna Rever, the past week,
and now he is waiting for cold wealth
er to begin.
Sherm Knox, of Audubon, came TO
Extra one day the past week while the
snow was good and took hunt In the
woods roundabout town.
Mrs. Chris Spoo, of Walnut, and
Inez Anders, of Des Moines, were here
the past week visiting with their par
ents, Free Anders and wife.
Mrs. James Lair has been very sick
the past week at her home in this city
Her friends think now she is on the
mend and with good care will soon be
we'll again.
Will Sickels, from Hilrose, Colora-
do, arrived in our city, first of this
week to visit few days about town
with friends. We were all glad to
meet our old time friend once more,
for Mr.. Sickels was former proml-
nent Extra business man and has an
army of friends here
The Logan, Iowa, Observer says:
" Bert II. Weibley and Miss Florence
Clure were married at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Clure, 10 Logan, on Sunday, Decem-
Der %, 1907, at one O'Clock, afternoon,
in the presence of the relatives of the
welded pair, Rev. Harris performing
the ceremony that united this couple
for life; Irwin Clure and Miss Glenn
Rogers attended the bridal couple The
groom is an Omaha young man, and
printer and the bride, while but resi-
dent of Logan for a short time, has
made many friends. We wish them
much JOY"
On January l, 1905, Just To start the
New Year right Morris j. Peterman
and Miss Bessie Barchard bied them
selves away to the parsonage home of
Rev. d. G. Macintosh, the Presbyte-
rian minister up at Audubon, who
spoke the pleasing words that made
them husband and wife. We have but
a slight acquaintance with the bride,
she is a teacher in the Extra public
schools, and is lady of rare attain.
ments and pleasant address. We all
know Morris Peterman, be is the son
of John w Peterman, of Extra, and
right here he has grown from just a
kid" TO manhood's estate. Thest
happy young people will now be a.
home to their friends in Extra, Iowae
just as the old hall clock was tolling
of the hour of noon on Tuesday De.
cember 81, 1907, Florence Il. McAninch,
OF Extra, Iowa, and Fred A. Minis, of
Nevada, Iowa, stood up before Rev.
II. l.. Wissler, Of Cincinnati, Iowa, in
the presence of only d few friends, at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs
Anna Dayis-McAninch, at Extra, and
took upon themselves the VOWS which
made them husband and wife. The
bride was prettlly gowned in white,
while the groom was dressed 10 the
customary black. They received many
pretty gifts, among which were some
expensive pieces otcut glass Among
the out oftown guests. were Mrs Minis,
OF Topeka, Kansas; ho is the mother