Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-07-28
NEWS FROM EXTRA

Mrs. VIM. Bowman went to Audubon,
Tuesday.
Tom Williams of Atlantic was in Elk
ira Monday.
Chautauqua began this week. Come
to every number
G. Woodruff has located good job
at Peoria, Illinois.
John l. Hensley and sons spent Sun
day at Lewis Lake.
Mr. Santee and family spent Sunday
with relatives at Griswold
Miss Clara Whitfield and Uncle Joe
Whitfield came in from Omaha, Tuesday.
Amber Kelsey, Essa Herrick and Mrs.
Geo. Knox are clerking at the new store.
Clyde Dimick is very sick at his
fathers house, nurse being in atten-
dance.
Earnest Powell and Wyman Harvey
took their families to Lewis Lake.
Sunday.
Edgar Cotton of Wyoming was here
Saturday calling on his uncles, Ed and
Fred Cotton.
John Sorensen, Hub Watersen and
Hans Hansen were victims of an auto
accident Sunday.
Mrs. Otto Witthauer assisted her
daughter, Mrs. Omar Witthauer with
thrashers, Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Bison of Bravton came up
Tuesday to visit relatives returning
home Wednesday noon.
Mr.. Slater of Grinnell has been visit.
ing at the Fred Hopley home returned
to his home, Wednesday.
Robert Hamlin and wife, will leave
| this week for the west taking Mrs
Hamlin's mother with them.
Miss Francis Crane returned from
Liberal, Kansas, Saturday, following q
months visit with her mother.
Mrs. Lessie Gualt returned from Ok
lahoma, Sunday. Mrs. Olypha Cockwell
came with her and two daughters.
Mrs. Ida Moffett and children OF
Grundy Center are here visiting heI
parents, VIM. Sturgeon and wife.
Lucille Connrardy came in from Chi
cago, Wednesday morning, to visit but
was called back by telegram on Thurs.
day.
Miss Myrtle Nomis who has been
visiting at the Fred Hopley home and
Mrs. Hopley left Wednesday for Girls,
void to visit week.
We understand Jake Bauers one time
a citizen of Extra but now of South
Dakota is dead and his sister, Mrs.
| Hoover left to bring the remains here.
Hugh Smith, James Rendleman, DR..
| Bell and Charlie Hockenberry went to
Coon Rapids for an outing starting last
Sunday expecting to land many fish.
Mrs. Fred Cotton returned from
Missouri Valley, Saturday, having gone
to attend the birthday dinner of Hon.
| d. NJ Harris on his 89th birthday. He
had several grand children and three
great grand children visit him and to.
gether with the children had their pic.
lures taken. Judge Harris received
] nearly 120 p c. which he appreciated i'm.
mensly and we hope he may live to en-,
| Joy many more such gatherings. He is
|
all church services and lodge meetings
and has been and is wonderful man.
The Register and Leader of Sunday,
July "a, 1910, had very good portrait
of Miss Kathleen Delahoyde, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Delahoyde, and
the following complimentary notice:
Among the students who are members
of this years graduating class of the
Highland Park Conservatory of Music
are number who give promise of splen,
did future achievements. Among those
who show exceptional talent is Miss
Kathleen Delahoyde. AS a teacher in
the public schools Miss Delahoyde has
been kept busy but has applied herself
studiously to her favorite instrument
the piano during her moments of free,
dom from school work. She is well
known in society circles. "