Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-23
EXTRA
+. Bird Connrardy is quitesick this week

Bird Connrardyis quitesick this week
James Rendleman had his hand badly
burned Saturday
Bud Rendleman has a new auto he
took in on trade.
Ed Cotton and wife went to Chicago
Sunday to buy goods.
Carrie Gault gave dinner party on
Sunday to some of her friends.
Charles Hellyer was here over Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. Kline, and father
V. b. Hellyer.
Orv Howard has new auto in which
his family will go to Grant, Nebraska,
next week.
Mrs. Sarah Pearl, of Oakheld, and a
niece who is visiting her were in Extra
Friday calling on friends.
Mrs. d. w. Powers and Mrs. Pearl of
Oakfeld were in Extra Tuesday shop
ping and calling on friends.
Check off Wednesday night, October
6, 1909, for The Brotherhood Banquet
the first social event of the season.
Bud Rendleman traded his fine resi-
dence for III. p. Wilson's farm west of
town, possession to be given March L.
Vern Cochran and wife are the proud
parents of bouncing boy born Tuesday
evening. Grandfather Mentally is very
proud of this event.
Hugh Smith and Hans Hansen went
to Audubon Monday with the automo-
biles Hans traded for cattle and shipped
them to South Dakota.
The Extra band boys are in Audubon
playing at the county fair which the
ma nagement has decided to continue
until Saturday evening.
Charles Herrick left on Saturday for
Iowa City to enter the State University for
his last years work, then Charles will
be full fledged lawyer.
Word from Mrs. Frank Williams at
the Iowa City Hospital says the opera
ton was performed Tuesday morning
and that the patient is doing nicely.
Fred Cotton served hot coffee and
rolls in the store Saturday afternoon to
a goodly numbe who pronounced the
coffee ideal and purchased some of it.
Mrs. John Connrardy received mes
sage from Smithland, Iowa, Tuesday
saying her sister was not expected to
live and she left for that place at once.
Mrs. Cecilia Jensen and daughter of
South Dakota visited relatives at the j.
3. Connrardy home and Sunday her
from Audubon.
Fred Bartlett, DR.. Oldaker, Edwin
Delahoyde were down to the big Shrine
meeting in Des Moines Tuesday. The
two latter gentlemen went down Sun
day so as to be in time to see President
Taft.
Mrs Albertine Pickering, represented
the Ottumwa Children's Home at the
Congregational church on last Sunday
morning. A good offering of over SIC
was given and promises of aid for the
| future.
| Mrs. DR.. jacobson accompanied Frank
| Williams and wife to Iowa City Mon
day where Mrs. Williams will undergo
an operation. She has been in pool
| health for some time and her many
friends all hope for a speedy recovery
Rev. w. l.. Holly pastor OF the Extra
Congregational church has recently
been elected member of The Acade-
my of Political and Social Science >
of the University of Pennsylvania. Mr.
Holly feels justly honored at this recog,
milton.
Norma May Heath. the four months
old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Heath
of Oakfeld was laid away to rest on last
Sabbath day. The Rev. William Louis
Holly conducted services at the Chris
tian church Extra, Iowa, at half-past one
O'Clock, afternoon, and large number
of friends were present to show their
regard and sympathy for the bereavet
family Interment at Oakfield Cemetery
i Safe in the arms of Jesus
Safe on His gentle breast
There by His loveioershadowed
Sweetly our babe shall rest"