Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-01-21
Extra News And Notes

been home visiting, the past week.
Clara Whitfield entertained few of
her friends one evening last week.
Lola Brinkerhoff. has been on the
sick list, she not being able to attend
school for few days.
Miss Gano entertained her friends
informally one night last week with
progressive whist.
Mrs. Wilson, the trimmer, was call
ed to Jefferson last week by the seri-
Gus illness of her son.
Hans Petersen and Emma Fitch went
to Omaha, Monday, to buy goods for
| spring. During their absence Fred
Cotton is assisting in the store.
Mrs. Marie Hensley is in critical
condition at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Noah Deaton, at Avon, Iowa.
Mrs. John Bishop is there helping to
care for her.
M. d. Thomas and Joseph Bell were
transacting business in Audubon last
Monday. Mr.. Thomas says he will
soon take his departure for Oklahoma
to make that his abiding place.
Rev. Holly's lecture was listened to
I last week by large and attentive au-
dience. All are eagerly looking for
ward to the next one, as the Reverend
Is deep thinker and earnest worker.
Mrs. Myrtle Connrardy Hunt and
her husband arrived at the John b.
Connrardy home for a short visit last
Wednesday morning. They will make
Denver their home after visiting with
relatives here for week or two.
Mrs. Williams and Ruth Statzell
entertained last Friday evening at
cards. About twelve guests were pres
emit and a lovely time reported. A
dainty lunch was served and at late
hour the guests reluctantly departed.
Our people had rare treat at the
Opera House, Tuesday evening, when
the play, Down Devils Canyon, was
put on. The company had good band
and orchestra, IL was clean play and
they were perfect ladies and gentlemen
The Thursday Club banquet held al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Will,
son was quite brilliant affair. Ar
excellent supper was served to the
members husbands and families al
eight O'Clock after which the evening
was spent in different games and goo6
social time.
The Treble Cleft met with Miss BIRD
Connrardy this week, and Mrs. Fred
Cotton was leader. Early history OF
Greek music was the topic. Miss Gano
sang Loves Years are Brave and
True" the Ladies' Quartette sang
"Red Rose" The hostess served a
dainty lunch and a good social time
followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Connrardy
were pleasantly surprised on Friday
evening of last week by about forty O
' hen FRIENDS who presented them witt
locker and princess dresser
seAie., IN the nigh esteem in which they
thror > =, Immunity. A fine lunch
and 9th coming close together.
a' INC chwab died on one of Peter
the tra!Js farms near Extra, Iowa, or
of anuary 8, 1909, and the funeral was
sd Monday from the Congregations
/ church, conducted by Rev. Holly, and
burial took place in Extra Cemetery
He leaves a wife and several children
to mourn his loss. Old age was cause
of death, he having been born in 1926
B. F. Hendricks and Miss Rachael
Rabson were married atFort Morgan,
Colorado, January II, 1909, and de,
parted at once for her home here, stop.
ping at Denver and his home, Upland,
Nebraska. They will make their home
at Atkinson, Nebraska, where he is
engaged in the real estate business.
The bride isweQ known in and about
Extra as a young woman of excellent
character and will make the husband
of her choice model wife. The groom
is unknown to us but he certainly Is of
sterling worth to have been selected
fIom among many by Rachael. We
wish this young couple all the Joy and
prosperity possible is this life.
Saturday John Dicus, Jr. of Girls
void recei we'd notice of his appoint
ment to clerkship in the house of
representatives of the legislature now
| in session at Des Moines. Mr.. Dicus
is particularly we'll qualified to fill this
/ position, as he is not only an expert
stenographer but young OF very
shrewd business ideas and will take to
his new work like duck to water. The
Dicus family have long been residents
of Griswold and are we'll known in the
county. /. Saturday the Double b y
restaurant was sold by Berry Broth
ers to w. S. Lehman, of Extra. They
have not yet decided what they will do
after they give possession the first of
next March-Monday Atlantic Tele-
graph.