Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-01-25

was buried Jan. 20 at the St Johns
cemetery west of Extra. She had teen
to school all day and went to the all
box to get the mail and when near the
house she dropped in the road. She
was taken to the house and DR.. koob
was soon at the home but nothing could
be done. Heart failure was the cause
of her death Mr.. and Mrs. Nielsen
have the sympathy of the whole ccm.
munity.
The Sisterhood Lodge gave farewell
party for Tom Lohner and wife at the
Danish hall Thursday and spent the af-
ternoon in a very manner. The Sister
hood presented Mrs. Lohner with a
Sisterhood pin. The Aid Society pre-
scented her with a ring and hand
painted salt and pepper set. There
were over one hundred guests present
and grand feast was served. All babe
Mr.. and Mrs. Lohner goodby and re-
GREETED very much their departure from
their Lodge and Society.
Rev. Smith entertained his Sunday
school class at his home last Friday
evening and most pleasant time was
enjoyed by all They played games and
were served very nice lunch. All
went home congratulating themselves
they were in Rev. Smiths class.
Mrs. L. P. Christensen was taken to
Atlantic last Thursday where she under
went an operation at the home of her
sister, Mrs Chris Larsen. She isgetting
along nicely and will soon be able to re-
turn to her home again.
Geo. Feihtemier and wife have re-
turned from Penn, where they have
been on an extended visit and purchas-
ed the w. K Merrietta residence and
household good and will reside in Extra
again.
Lillian BRENNAN of Grinnell arrived
in Extra, Friday, to visit Carrie Gault
She is enroute to Denver, Colo, and
Riverton, Wyo., to visit her brothers.
Miss Lillian is a sister of Chas and
Ollie BRENNAN formerly residents of
Extra.
Gerald and Luther Hensley celebrat-
ed their birthdays at Luthers home,
Saturday night by inviting a few of
their friends and neighbors and spent
the evening playing games and served
a very toothsome lunch.
Carrie Gault attended the Rice.Star-
ley wedding at Hamlin last Saturday
and sang two beautiful solos in her
very pleasant manner. She also played
the wedding march
Mrs. Nj. E. Jenkins is spending this
week visiting friends in Extra. She
has proved up her claim in South Dako-
ia and likes the country very much.
Mrs Clint Rucker was operated on
successfully for appendicitis Wednes-
day by DR.. Becker of Atlantic and DR..
Jacobsen at the home of the latter.
Mrs. f. B. Holmes has been danger
ously i'll at her home for the past week,
but is improving slowly and her many
friends hope to see her out again.
The Extra Drug Co. broke the record
for selling Standard Stock food for the
last two weeks for making the largest
sales in the United States
Mark Curtis of Oregon is visiting his
sister, Mrs Vic Anciaux, and friends
here. Mr.. Curtis formerly lived in
Greeley township.
Mrs. Hans Hansen of Anita is visiting
friends and relatives in Extra this week
and attended the party given Tom
Lohner and wife.
Opal Cannon spent Monday afternoon
at the Frank Basham home and attend
ed the show at the X p. Opera House
that evening.
Mrs Nate Turner went to Atlantic,
Saturday, to attend the funeral of Tom
Turner and wife's baby who died Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Ed Young was called to Mar
Monday, to attend the funer-
al of an aunt. She returned Wednesday
afternoon.
Walter Listers and wife are rejoicing
oyer the arrival of a baby boy that came
to gladden. their home last Thursday
evening.
S. Gordemier has moved to Extra and
resides in the Tom Lohner residence.
Mr.. Gordemier is in the real estate
business.
Madeline Essington spent Friday with
Mary Basham and attended the Sunday
school party at Rev. Smiths.
George Gill and Francis Hensley at
tended the Rice-Stanley wedding at
Hamlin, Saturday evening.
Geo. Guernsey was business visitor
in Omaha and Plattsmouth, Neb., last |
week returning Monday.
Albert Bintner has had the care of a