Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-02-25
Extra News And Notes
Lima Brinkerhoff is on the sick

Lima Brinkerhoff is on the sick list
Mrs AL VOORHEES, left Monday for
her home in the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Delahoyde have
| the care of very sick child.
The Booster Club will hold a party
at Banker Nelson's, March first.
Mr.. Goforth and wife of Anita are
here visiting the Will Turner family.
George Knox has very sick baby.
1t has never recovered from whooping
cough
Grace Rabson who has been living
in Atlantic is working at the Lancelot
home.
Rev. Holly will deliver another of
his excellent lectures on next Monday
| night.
The Trebel Cleft meet at the home OF
Mrs. WHITAKER today with Mrs. John
Knox as leader.
Mr.. Lehman and wife will move to
Atlantic next week to take charge Of
their restaurant.
Nick Bintner had sale last week
and now himself and family have gone
to their new home up near Murdoch,
Minnesota.
Advice from Council Bluffs says
John L. Lohner is rapidly improving
from his recent illness and will soon
be at home again.
Uncle II. Fl. Dimick and wife are
| home after good visit with relatives
in Des Moines, and their many friends
are right glad that it is so.
Miss Fudge of Atlantic is teaching
the fifth room for her friend Miss
Glass who is improving and expects
to resume her work next week.
John Schlater, Master of the Extra
| Blue Lodge of Masons. attended the
| School of Instruction at Audubon and
called on his friends the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry PARROT celebrat-
ed their golden wedding day Sunday,
February 81, 1909, A number of their
children were here from abroad and
all had royal time.
| Il. +. Moffett has purchased The
Semi Weekly Eldora Herald and will
| take possession next week Editor
| Motfett is the son-in.law of Mr.. w. C.
Sturgeon, of Extra.
Bird Connrardy came home Friday
from Chicago where she went with her
sister, Mrs. Late Simpson, who is re-
ported as doing fine at the hospital
where she underwent an operation.
The Rev. Christensen, from Lincoln,
Nebraska, the new Danish Lutheran
| minister for Extra, preached hare last
| week Tuesday evening. In the spring
he will move from Lincoln to Audu-
bon and preach here, at Hamlin and
Audubon.
S. ID. Harm and wife and their son,
Sam Harm, were out at Omaha last
| week consulting Doctor Clifford the
noted specialist regarding Mrs. Harms
eyes, one of which has been sightless
since she was girl. and now they fear
she will lose the other one.
William Masterson was stricken by
partial paralysis while in Extra one
day last week and Saturday they re-
moved him to the home of his daughter
! Mrs. Clyde Mccall, up in Greeley,
where he could be more tenderly cared
for. We are pleased to state that he
is improving nicely.
The "Jolly Eighteen" dance held at
X. p Opera House Monday night was
a success. There was large number
present, the costumes were in keeping
with George Washington's time and
the music furnished by the Charles
| Milliman family and Will BrinkerhOff
was excellent
1T has just leaked out that "Monk, "
Ed Reese, who pitched ball for the
Extra team aud Miss Viola Beverly,
a pretty maiden of Ames were quietly
welded in Atlantic. Iowa, by Justice
j, S. Presnell on June Is, 1908. Reese
is in Des Moines studying electrical
engineering and his wife is with her
mother in AmeS for the present.
Holy Trinity Catholic church, in
Extra, Iowa, was the scene of merry
gathering on Tuesday, February %,
! 1909, when many friends of Miss Mary
Bintner assembled there to see her
| Joined in holy wedlock to Mr.. Matthias
Metz At the hour of nine The Rever-
end Father Weiland, their pastor, said
the pleasing words which made them
husband and wife. Miss Bintner is the
| youngest daughter of Mr.. William
Bintner and is lady possessed of
many graces of both heart and hand;
the groom is son of Mrs. Michael
Metz, of Extra, and grew to manhood
on a farm just over the Cass county
line, where his bride has passed all
the days of her life so far and where
the happy couple will reside after a
short trip abroad. May their lives be
one long day of health, prosperity,
happiness.