Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-10-07
EXTRA

Doctor Clay now has q housekeeper.
Hugh Smith made another trip up to
South Dakota last week
Mrs. Otto Thomas is i'm Brayton with
Mrs Charles Bison for few days
Mrs Mabel Hockenberry went down
into Kansas on Wednesday for six
| weeks visit.
Mrs Doll Spoo went to Omaha Satur-
day and took her son George along to
have his eyes treated.
Rev. John Harmed the new Methodist
minister filled the pulpit here last Sun
day and gave much satisfaction.
Mrs. Otto Witthauer and daughter
Bessie Witthauer returned frem Monta-
ma Tuesday and report fine trip,
Otto Born from Cakes, North Dakota,
has been here the past week visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Born.
| Cliff McCarl has finished the season
with the fast Humboldt ball team and
is once more sorting mail ut the post
office in Extra
Orv Howard and family left Monday
for their new home in Nebraska and
Mrs. Hans Hansen went so far as Allan
tic with them.
| George Milliman has made cash sale
of his farm south of town to Peter
Schwab of Greeley and will give pos
session next spring.
| Will Turner returned on Sunday from
South Dakota and was so delighted that
he filed on homestead and expects to
move there next spring.
While painting Wyman Harvey's resi-
dence Kirk Knox fell from q ladder
about twelve feet, striking his head on
the pavement and shaking him up gen
orally.
The Trebel Clef met with Bird Conn
rardy this week and elected new officers
They are studying musical history in all
its details and expect to do good work
this year.
| A fine dance was given at the Macca-
bee Hall on Tuesday evening. The At
lantic Orchestra furnished the music, %
large crowd attended and report a most
delightful time.
Clara Whitfield was given birthday
party by members of The Trebel Cleft.
Games of all descriptions were entered
into and after delicious luncheon all
went home voting Miss Clara a most
excellent hostess.
Frank Heath has moved his family
from Brayton to Extra that the children
may have advantage of our excellent
schools. We bid these good people well
come to the busy town and have
room for million more just like em.
John Bishop returned from the west
Saturday evening and surprised his
friends by bringing home wife John
is fine young man with many manly
traits which will insure for his bride a
bright and happy future. Congratula-
lions to Mr.. and Mrs. John Bishop, the
younger.
Mrs l.. j. Oldaker was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon to The Thursday
Club, Guest Day." The Extra High
School teachers were invited und after
a very fine program an elaborate lunch
con was served to about forty ladies'
These occasions are very beneficial both
for the club and its guests.
The twin boys of Mr.. and Mrs, Forest
Lee Zornes have gone to that sweet
haven of rest to be with Jesus forever
George Edwin passed away on Friday
night, September "a, 1909, and Frank
Lee followed on Sunday night, after a
stay of but five short weeks on this
earth. THE Lord gave and the Lord
hath taken away" Rev w. l.. Holly,
pastor of the Congregational church,
held brief services at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Leffingwell at West Extra,
! Iowa, on Monday forenoon, and also at
the Extra Cemetery.
Little ones to Him belong,
They are weak but He Is strong"