Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-06
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Grace Hensley- wilkins was an out
Of town visitor Tuesday
Howard Herrick was passenger ON
the south bound train Friday
The directors of the First National
Bank held meeting Tuesday.
Aria Vail, Of Des Moines, visited her
Extra relatives few hours Friday
Lillian Kommes and Rose Metz drove
TO Wiotb last week fora few days visit.
We had one fthe worst snow storms
last Tuesday making the roads impas-
sable.
Gertrude Basham returned 10 Allan
tic "Wednesday after IA visit with her
parents, Frank Basham and wife,
The Trebel Chef Climb will he enter
tanned next week by Mrs Walter Tenn
pie at her beautiful country home.
Anna Cotton left Friday for Lewis
then on to Des Aloines after visit with
her brothers. Fred and Ed Cotton.
At the Masonic Installation Saturday
night Laurel Hawks sang beautiful
solo much TO delight of those present.
Charles Gault of Oklahoma was here
last week with relatives and is now at
Des Moines attending pharmacy school.
The dance given for Duff Varney last
Thursday was Il very fine affair Cards
were also indulged in. and several We're
present from Audubon. Extras Peerless
Orchestra furnished excellent music
and all felt reluctant to leave the good
| time
Will Turner and wife left Extra last
Friday 10 reside permanently in South
Dakota All will miss these good people
rs they owned property here and Mr..
| Turner held position i'll Nick Doffing $
ieweliy store for five years, We wish
| them success in the new home.
The following officers were elected at
the Christian sunday School for the
year 1910.
Mrs. Myrtle Lair, Superintendent.
| John Van Debrake, Assistant.
Glenn Hunt. Treasurer.
Ruth Foutz, Secretary.
Myrtle Knox, Assistant.
Lima Beryl Brinkerhoff, Pianist.
! The Masquerade New Years Eve was
IA decided success in every way. a
large crowd was present and prizes
We're awarded. Martha Davis, repre-
sented nurse girl and won first prize;
Mrs Moore. as q negro lady, took the
second prize for ladies: Jack Coe, as q
huge Indian. captured first prize for the
gentlemen, and Andrew Jensen second.
| The Extra Eastern Star and Exodus
Masonic Blue Lodge, No. 342, held 4
joint installation in the Masonic Hall
Saturday evening, January |, 1910. The
ladies of the Eastern Star furnished the
refreshments and together with the en-
tertainment were very greatly enjoyed.
( There was a full attendance OF both
lodges The officers installed by
THE EASTERN STAR
Mrs. Lissie Gault, Worthy Matron.
! Doctor John Riley, Worthy Patron.
Mrs. Dena Williams. Associate Wor
thy Matron,
r. G.. Watterson, Treasurer
j. b. j. Lohner, Secretary
Mrs NJ j. Riley, Conductress.
Mrs Il. A. Bates, Adah
Mrs Belle Houston, Ruth.
Mrs Oluf Jensen, Esther.
Mrs AL Fredericks, Martha
/ Mrs Anna McAninch, Electa,
Mrs. Newell .IobeS. Marshal.
Mrs X. c. Watterson, Warder.
! Fred r. Smith, Sentinel
THE BLUE LODGE
On Saturday evening, December p
1909, Exodus Masonic Blue Lodge, No
az. at Extra, Iowa, elected the follow
ing officers:
h. d. Powell. Worshipful Master
Frank kreamer Senior Warden.
j. b. j. Lohner. Junior Warden,
Fred Wahlert. Treasurer
Fred X. Smith. Secretary
, Ernest Z. Clure, Senior Deacon
X. G.. Watterson. Junior Deacon
James Hicks, Senior Steward
Moses Knudsen. Junior Steward,
Adj Watterson, Tyler