Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-07-07
NEWS FROM EXTRA

oa"i SiuiO VI htidiitiC spent FouTln
in Extra.
Sam McGaflin was an Audubon Wis.
itor Friday.
Trola Seibert entertained friends from
Gravity over the Fourth
George Strahl of Des Moines is here
to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Wyman Harvey is entertaining
her sister and husband, also niece.
Matt Raglan of Newton came to Extra
to celebrate and visit old time friends.
Ed Cotton and Bud Rendleman left
Tuesday for business trip in the west.
Mabel Keith came down from Audu.
bon Saturday to attend Mrs. Hansens
funeral
Duff Varney of South Dakota left on
tuesday after IL short visit i'm Extra
with friends.
Mrs. Ben Jensen entertained her Dan
ash friends Thursday, the occasion being
her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Varney are the
parents of bouncing boy baby born on
June 30, 1910.
James Bradley came to Extra TO pass
July -Four and visit his parents, Lon
Bradley and wife.
Rev. OFlyng enjoyed visit from
daughter who resides in Kansas. She
left Wednesday for home.
Phil Sproul returned to Des Moines
Wednesday after Fourth of July visit
at the Il. ID. Powell home.
Mrs. Doll Spoo went to Atlantic on
Wednesday to visit Mrs, Will Wood
ward and attend Chautauqua.
Doctor jacobson, his wife, Peter M.
Christense, his wife and son. Edward,
will leave for the lakes Saturday.
Charles Clnre, wife and their grand
daughter of Logan spent the Fourth in
extra, guests of their son Ernest Clure.
Sarah Vance visited in Extra on July
Four but will soon go ON the road again
demonstrating Tor an Omaha drug com
pany.
Mrs, Moses Brinkerhoff and her son
from Twisp, Washington, arrived in
Extra Wednesday to visit at the Charles
Milliman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene G. Wilson are
the very proud parents of twin baby
girls, born Tuesday, July 5, 1910 All
are doing nicely.
Lille Hunt left Wednesday for Des
MONIES aftersi weeks visit here with
relatives. She will take piano work at
Drake this summer.
John Vandebrake received message
on Saturday morning stating that his
youngest brother was dead and he took
his departure at once.
Mesdames Doctor Hammer. Roscoe
Clark and Miss Matte Fulton from
Atlantic attended Mrs Hansen's funeral
Saturday, returning the same day.
Mrs. George Spencer OF near Hamlin
Station and Mrs Frank Hopley from
Iempleton, South Dakota, visited last
Thursday with Fred Hopley and wife
r. Chantry and wife entertained the
following people July Four: Mr. John
| son and Miss Booth. of Atlantic: Albert
Chantry and wife, of Casey: Mr.. and
Mrs. Pangburn, of Adair.
Doctor and Mrs l.. J. Oldaker gave q
porch party to their friends, Tuesday
night, which was very ENJOYABLE
affair. Refreshments were served at a
late hour and fine music rendered.
Chautauqua program i'm Audubon is
better than ever offered this community
Come to every number and show Audi
bon people they are promoting cause
which has for its purpose the mental
and moral uplift of the community.
Mr.. and Mrs William Fowler cele
brated their fiftieth wedding anniyer-
sary at Extra, Iowa, on Sunday, Jnly 3,
1910. Their children and old friends
made the day merry for them and they
received many nice presents. very
fine dinner was served to the guests at
noon, and they fingered until evening
enjoying themselves and hoping that
these good people might live to cele
brate their seventy fifth anniversary.
The funeral of Mrs. Niels Hansen.
mother of Miss Anna Hansen, Perry
Hansen, Nels Hansen, was held Satur-
day morning, July 2, 1910 from tho
family home ut Extra, Iowa. Rev.iMack,
of Atlantic, delivering the sermon and
burial was made in the Extra Cemetery.
She was seventy-nine years of age
and had been enjoying very good health
for one of her years, but the extreme
heat oyercame her She leaves three
daughters and two sons, her husband
having died few years ago. The com
munity extends its sympathy to the
children, especially those left at home.