Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-29
Extra News And Notes

James Bardley was calling on Audi
bon friends Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Cotton is confined to her
room this week by sickness.
Mrs. Harrison and Miss Harris left
for Missouri Valley last Monday.
Mabel Keith of Audubon visited with
Mrs. Doctor Newton last week one day.
Mrs. Florence Clure-W iebly of Coun-
ell Bluffs is visiting her brother Ernest
Clure for a few days.
Jap Wheelock who is on the road for
a Cedar Rapids creamery company was
in Extra ver Sunday calling upon old
time friends.
Joe Bell was up to Sac City last week
Phil Schaller who has lately been strick-
Ell by paralysis.
Harry Crane. his niece Lima Brink
erhoff, Mrs. Frank Williams and her
daughter Ruth StatZell were in Audi
bon Friday and attended Chautauqua.
An auto party made up of Edwin
DelahOyde and his family. Doctor l.. j.
Oldaker and wife drove to Audubon on
Friday and heard the Royal Hungarian
Orchestra play.
d. E. Stranger and family, who are
occupying the "A. Block home, are thor
ough residents of this city and will all
remain here for the summer. Later it
is likely Mr.. Stranger will erect a new
modern house for himself and family
The Atlantic News.
Mrs. j. G. Newton gave a pre-nuptial
at her home on North Street last week,
for Miss Bessie Dodge. Members of the
Round Dozen Club. were present; also
Miss Harris of Missouri Valley. Lunch
eon was served on the lawn and Miss
Bessie was royalty entertained.
Miss Gertrude Nepper and Mr.. George
Rogers were married bit the Catholic
church in Extra, Iowa, on Tuesday,
July, 90, 1909, after which a wedding
feast was enjoyed by the guests at
the home of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Nepper, II mile west of
the depot. We extend congratulations
to this worthy couple and wish them a
long and prosperous life.
VIII Z. Brinkerhoff, of The Journal,
feeling the weight of prosperity resting
too heavily upon him has decided to
give his friends a banquet tomorrow
Friday evening July 3d. 1909, out
at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Charles Milliman, out in Slipperyelm-
hurst. Plates will be laid for thirty
guests and following the supper the
evening will be spent in music and
smokers for those who indulge i'll the
filthy weed. The curtain will go up
promptly at seven o'clock.
On Wednesday, July 20, 1909, out at
the pleasant country home of Mrs. s. j.
near Extra, Iowa, occurred a
pretty wedding the contracting parties
being Miss Bessie Dodge, daughter of
Mrs. 5. j. Dodge, and Mr.. Lewis Kirke-
berg, of South Dakota, Rev. Manly of
the Extra Christian church performing
the ceremony i'll the presence of the rela-
tives and q few friends. The ceremony
was said at nine O'Clock and at noo the
happy people left on the train for their
home at Bode, Iowa, There were forty
five guests present at the wedding break
fast including the Round Dozen Club,
Of which the bride was u member. The
Misses Ruth Rendleman, Evelyn Rem
lleman, Carrie Rendleman, Lillian Dyre
md Nellie Dyre escorted the bride. We
know not the bridegroom, but sufficient
that he is the elect of the bride, one of
Audubon covnty's fairest daughters.
We send good wishes with this couple.
BAD HAIL STORM
EXTRA. IOWA, July 24-During that
terrific storm of Wednesday night the
William Bintner, Jr., farm four miles
south of here was almost swept clean of
by hail. Mr.. Bintner lost about
acres of corn, twenty of hay and
en- acres of oats besides all other pro-
luce that goes to make up a good farm.
He carried no hail insurance hence it is
i double loss. Six windows were also
destroyed by the storm. Dick Clark,
Albert Bintner, Ralph Akers and Lin
,oln Akers and Others i'm the same neigh
oorhood were reported to be slightly
damaged.