Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-03-17
NEWS FROM EXTRA

MIS' ittcS SlDSHt tiS uay kotpuiuuy ~
Audubon.
Mary Campbell is clerking at the Ed
Cotton store.
William Thielen was down from Car
roll Saturday.
Grace Hocamp ceased clerking Satur
day ut the Ed Cotton store.
Charles Houston left for Kathryn, in
North Dakota, Wednesday.
Mrs. Doll Spoo came back from out at
Omaha and Atlantic Monday.
Mr.. Don Preston of Audubon was in
Extra for few hours Tuesday.
Mrs. John Knox and Miss Clara Whit
ted passed Saturday in Audubon.
Sam McGaffin and wife went to Des
Moines, Monday, returning Wednesday
Trola Seibert left Saturday for GRAY
ity, Iowa, to pass the summer with an
aunt.
Walter Hockenberry has carpenters
at work on the new addition to his resi-
dence.
The Guernsey building owned by Mrs.
Il. A. Bates has been sold to Wyman
Harvey.
Mrs. Abbott and daughter, Lena of
Council Bluffs came Monday to visit
Lou Knox.
John Peterman will soon commence
building q residence on the lots he pur-
chased of w. II. Covalt.
A jolly dance was participated in by
q good crowd Monday night ut Frank
Williams country home.
Monday evening party was given to
Miss Lizzie Wilson and she was present
ed with a fine gold watch.
The lecture at Masonic Hall on last
Friday night was well attended and
fine address was delivered.
The Good Roads Convention was held
in Des Moiues last week and big dele
cation won victory for us.
Albert F. Pine, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pine, and Katie Hickman were
married at Kansas City on March 2,
1910.
George Gill and his mother moved
down to Extra on Monday from Hamlin
We are glad to call George an Exiraite
once more.
Invitations are out for dinner party
at the X p. Castle Hall ON Friday night
by the Treble Cleft Club. A fine pro
gram is being arranged.
Vivian Heath, daughter of Frank b.
Heath and wife, returned to Extra on
She is stopping at the l.. j.
Oldaker home and attending school.
Frank Cihak, good farmer near by
Extra died March /, 1910, the funeral
was held the next day conducted by
Rev. Father Hundt, and the body was
laid away in the Extra, Iowa, Catholic |
Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe G.. Gilroy left last
evening for Denver, Colorado, where |
hey will remain few days. Mr.. Gilroy
will go from there to Mosca, Colorado,
where he has purchased a farm which
ne intends to move onto as soon as he
IAN build improvements-The Atlantic
Telegraph of March 3 1910.
il. Hensley of Extra through Attorney
4. NJ. Boorman has sued the Rock
sland Railway for $1,000. 90 because
hey failed to get him cars so he could
hip ten hundred and ten head of sheep
asst January. The market dropped off
md Mr. Hensley wants the company to
make up the difference. This will bring
I'D an interesting point and if they can
make it stick will be of benefit to Iowa
took shippers Telegraph.
The Booster Club met Monday night
md organized by electing these officers:
Doctor j. G. Newton, President.
Edwin Delahoyde, Vice President and
Treasurer.
Doctor l.. j. Oldaker, Secretary.
This club is for the good of Extra and
lot of committees have been appointed
D Boost Already work has begun
n the Gross Iowa Good Roads, and
hey will also build good road north :
D cooperate with the Audubon good
Dads and automobile club.
Delegates J. l.. Swineheart, of Audu-
on township; Doctor j. G. Newton, w.
. Temple, of Extra; seconded by John
yeighton. Wilbur f. Kennels, W. c.
lliott, of the town of Audubon; and
acked by such good men as Mayor Nels,
Jansen, Il. ID. Powell, +. ID. Cotton, 7
ohm l. Hensley John Nelson, Adam 1
Gilbert, Hugh Smith Henry Kroeger, :
b. j. Lohner, ii. p. Hansen, Edwin
elahoyde, j. M. Dimick, Doctor j. G.
'ewlon, Doctor l., ]. Oldaker, G. V,
Jansen. Charles o. Hunt, W. b. Temple, 1