Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-15
EXTRA

ness of only few days. He was born
in Meadville, Penn, March End, 1916
and died August II, 1912. He was
married in Extra, Iowa, Dec. 20, 1873,
70 Miss Della Rotnour to this union
eight children were born, four boys
and four girls: Mrs. Maud Oldaker
Mrs. Grace Hunt, of Extra; Mrs.Mary
Clark, of Swisher, Iowa, and Miss
Minnie at home; Will Campbell of Ne
braska; Clair and Harry of Edmop-
ton, Canada, and Frank, who is at
home. All were present at the funer-
al except Clair and Harry, who were
unable to come on account of the long
distance.
Mr.. Campbell was an old soldier
and respected citizen. Funeral
services were held from the NJ. E.
| church, Wednesday, August 14th, a.
10 o'clock am, conducted by Rev
Harmed and Rev. Smith, and the ole
soldiers from here and Audubon. In.
terment at the Extra cemetery. We
extend our deepest sympathy to tht
bereaved family and friends.
AXel Borjesson has resigned his pc
sition at the Extra Drug Co. store
and will work for Nels Hansen during
his absence to Denmark. Mr.. Swain
| has been engaged to work for the EX'
ira Drug Co., and comes we'll recon
mended. He has taught pharmacy IL
the medical school at Drake Univer.
sity at Des Moines. Mr. Swain ex.
poets to move his family here soon.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Simpson los,
their beautiful farm home last Frida!
forenoon by fire. It caught in the at
tic and the whole upstairs was 81
fire before it was discovered. They
succeeded in getting the household
goods out of the down stairs and tn
cellar, but not much out of the up.
stairs.
Bud Rendleman moved his house
hold goods TO Des Moines, Monday
where they will reside in the future
we are sorry to loose this family from
our community, but the change is
made for the benefit of the school tC
Miss Geraldine and James.
Mrs. Chris Rasmussen of Atlantif
is visiting relatives and friends herr
tthis week. Mrs. Rasmussen was for
merry Martha Andrews and ATTENDED
school here, making her home witt
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Andrews. ..
Otto WHITAKER of Audubon came
down to attend the X. of P. picnic
last Wednesday,, and you ought to SCI
him play ball, he was there as vel
as the rest OF the X. P's. =.
e. The Misses Irene Porter. and Nj.
nerva Rabson and Messrs. Lloyd Gre
ham and Albert Chamberlain spe1s
last Wednesday evening with frionds
in Atlantic.
Mrs. Lou Bradley and daughter, Mrs
Marry Crosser, spent last "Wednesday
| and Thursday with relatives, the Nc.
Mutt families, up near Audubon. ,.
Charlie Porer, George Voss, Arthur
Stetzell: and Clyde McClain returned
from the lakes Friday afternoon anC
report a fine time by all. -
| III Mrs. Harry Crosser returned nc
her home in Omaha, Sunday, after !;
pleasant visit with her parents, her,
for the past two weeks. TX. E
=, Nels Hansen, the druggist, left fos
a visit TO Denmark last Monday even
ing. Axel Borjesson will work at III,
store until he returns.
Don Hash returned to Ezra las,
Thursday from western Nebraska anc
Wyoming, and is working in the Hugh
! Smith barber shop.
Misslva Jayne returned to her home
in Extra after spending the last six
months with relatives in the easter,
part of the state.
On account of the Casey team fail
ing to put in their appearance last
Sunday thes aid announced ball game
did not come off.
H. P. Hansen made a trip to Des
Moines last week and brought a new
car home with him TO add to his stock
of autos
Hans Petersen and wife and P. A.
lessen and wife were guests at the
Martin Jensen home in Elk Horn
Sunday.
Miss Barbara Kirtenback has re
signed her position at the Spoo res.
taurant and Gleola Lair has taken her
place.
We are glad to report Mr.. Lancelo
resting easier and hope TO soon see
him able TO be with us on the street,
again.
Mrs. Minnie Hensley and daughter
Winnie, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hocamp
went to Atlantic, Wednesday, ON bust