Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-03-04
Extra News And Notes

Our Opera House has new lighting
plant.
Jim Jenkins brother and wife are
here this week.
Max Turner is visiting his grand
parents in Anita.
Ehie Williams visited in Des Moines
two DAYS this week.
Ruth Statzell will close her school
ia the Green district this week.
Miss Jensen has returned from Corn
ing to care for her sick mother.
Miss Glass is in the school room
again which pleases the children.
Xerxex Knox was with his G. A. r.
comrades, in Audubon, Saturday.
Our last number of the lecture course
was given Thursday to a good house.
The Extra High School will put on
drama, Friday night of next week.
Lucille Connrardy arrived in Extra,
Wednesday, to visit her parents few
days.
Mrs. Vivian Hartzell, who has been
very i'll since the birth of her child, is
improving slowly.
Jim Hicks and wife passed Sunday
with her folks, Chris Hansen and his
family, up at Audubon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Turner are the
proud parents of fine bouncing boy
baby, born Wednesday, March ;, 1909
Mrs. l.. J. Oldaker went to Audubon
last Friday morning and passed the
day with her friend, Miss Cora Lay
land.
Mrs. Connrardy expects to leave
next week for few weeks rest. Her
granddaughter, Ethel Smith, will go
with her.
The Hoeffer property has been sold
to one of the Wells boys and now Mr..
Hoetfer will got Chicago to live with
brother.
Kathleen Hunt entertained her Sun
day School class, Saturday afternoon.
A fine lunch was served and a good
time reported.
Mrs. Doctor Jacobson went to Iowa
City. Wednesday, with Lydia Anciaux
the daughter Of Wick AnciauX, who
will undergo an operation.
Messrs. II. f. Andrews, Marshall
Smith, Tony Rasmussen and j. B. j.
Lohner we're in Audubon last week on
professional business and calling on
friends.
Mrs. II. Boorman was up from At
lantic this week to see her father Uncle
John McDaniels who is not very well
and to visit her sister Mrs. Edwin
DelahOyde.
Mrs. Frank Hensley and children
arrive from Washington State in time
to be present at the golden wedding Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Perry Par
rott, last Sunday.
While IN Omaha last week Mrs. S.
d. Harm had an operation performed
on her eye, and the lady will not lose
the use of that optic as it was feared,
and her many friends are much pleased
Mrs. Hattie Varney and John Dim
lex had birthday at the same time,
February 81, so that lady, her hus-
band and the immediate relatives Of
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Dimick home that evening.
A week ago Frank E. Carter traded
residences with G.. M. Blakesley, and
last week G. +. Faulkner made sale
of the Carter place to John Pine, of
Extra. We understand Mr.. Pine is
coming here to reside, having retired
from farm life Anita Republican.
Uncle H. H. Dimick has sold his fine
cottage home in Middleport to Nathan
and Will Andrews. We hear he and
Aunt Jane will move to Des Moines.
The world holds no better people and
we hate awfully to see them go. Last
Friday night number of friends and
relatives gathered at Uncle John Dim
lexis to bid them farewell.
WERE HAPPILY Welded
On Wednesday afternoon, February
"a, 1909. Mr.. Archie Van Aernam and
Miss Dolly Parrot, both Of Extra
township. we're married at the home of
Mrs. N. A. Bruuer, in Extra, Iowa,
Rev. w. l.. Holly, pastor Of the Con.
gregational church, performing the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Aernam
are most estimable young people and
we join with host of friends in wish
ing them long and happy union. ~