Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-12-12
EXTRA

The Thursday club met at the home
of Mrs. Oldaker December 5. Mrs.
Lancelot read very interesting paper
on THE Panama Canal" Mrs. Mill
man gave recitation, and Mrs. Var
ney piano solo, Mrs. Herrick delegate
from the club to the ninth district con-
vention which met at Villisca gave a
very complete and interting report of
the same. The librarian reported that
! the new sectional book case for the
library, for which the gentlemen of
the club subscribed, had arrived. Mrs.
! Dimick gave the list of words for
proper pronunciation, Miss Kennedy
of Illinois, Miss Witthaur and Mrs.
J. Riley were guests of the club. Roll
call was answered by quotations on
music. A social hour was enjoyed by
all during which the hostess served
most delightful lunch.
Mrs. Hasenfeldt was dangerously i'll
at her home on West Washington st.
| last week. Her daughter from Des
Moines came up to care for her. She
is improving nicely at present.
Mrs. Miller received letter from
Rev. Miller last week stating that his
father died Monday evening Mrs.
Miller and children returned to their
home this week at Irwin.
Mrs. Mack Thomas and father, Mr..
Wattles came up from Brayton last
Wednesday and bid their friends good
by and left on the evening train for
their home at Aztec, New Mexico.
An unusual large crowd was in town
last Saturday doing their Christmas
shopping and laying in supply for
the cold winter months coming on.
Rev. S. Smith and wife are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of bright eyed
baby boy that came to take up his
abode with them last Friday.
Mrs. Fred Wilkins of Atlantic was
visiting at her parental home here last
week.
The Bazaar held at the Christian
church last Saturday was a decided
success both financially and socially.
Mrs. James Rendleman visited in
. Atlantic last Wednesday and Thurs
day with relatives.
Honest Pete" Christensen of At
lantic was up on business last Thurs
day and calling on friends.
d. NJ. Deem of Harlan. was here last
week erecting large monument in
the Extra cemetary.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde had her
household goods moved to Audubon
last week where she now resides.
Lloyd Graham returned to his home
Monday after spending the past week
with friends here.
Mr.. and Jake Hill from over near
Anita are visiting at the Mrs Lizzie
Hensley home this week ~ 81
Miss Ruth Baker returned from he1
trip to Colorado and was very muc
taken up with the west.
A social dance was held at the
! Danish Brotherhood hall last Thursday
evening
Mrs. Kirk Knox has been dangerous
: ly sick this week with congestion O
the brain.
Mrs. Chas. Jenkins and children ar,
visiting relatives in Oakfield this week
A club dance given Wednesday even
was well attended
Edwin Delahoyde went to Colfax las
Wednesday on business.
Miss Care Anders of Atlantic spen
Sunday with Mrs. Doll Spoo.
Mrs. E.. A. Rethmier made bust
ness trip to Omaha Monday.
MSS Amber Kelsey went to Braytor
to visit at the o. L. Bison home.
Mrs. Luther Hensley spent Sunda,
with her parents in Brayton.
Miss Gelola Lair is working for Mrs
Luther Hensly.
Jim Rendleman drove to Atlantis
Monday evening it the automobile.
Irene Porter is on the sick list thi
week.