Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-01-18
EXTRA.

store has LAUGHED out in business for
himself and purchased the Ms Larsen
& Son stock of groceries at Brayton
and havemoved there to take possession.
We are indeed sorry to see Mr.. Hansen
and family leave US bat our loss is
Brayton's gain.
Some long fingered good flor nothing
thief stole twelve sheets from the clothes
line at the Park Hotel one evening last
week. 1t seems as though some one is
getting their winter supply easy this
winter meat, coal, feed and clothes
from the lines as well as stoves disap-
pear quite frequently of late.
Chas. Neff, wife, and son, Burton,
started for their home at Liberal, Kan
sas, the latter part OF last week after
spending the holidays with Mrs. Netfs
daughter, Miss frankie Belle Crane, at
the Smith Burton home south of town.
Another deal was made here last week
whereby Oluf Jensen traded his resi-
dence property in Atlantic, Iowa, to
Mr. Gordonier for the F. j. Lohner
stock of merchandise, he had just traded
Mr. Lohner piece of Dakota land for.
Manly Fountain and wife of Fridley,
Mont. arrived in Extra, Sunday, to
visit relatives and friends They have
been visiting Mr.. Fountains relatives
in Argentine, Arkansas. Mrs. Foun-
tain was formerly Miss Stella Rabson.
John Turner who lives in the south
part of Extra while doing his chores
Monday afternoon slipped and fell on
the icy walk and was so badly hurt he
could not get up alone and when found
was so chilled he was unconscious.
Tom Lohner, Jr., left Sunday for
South Dakota to care for the stock on
their farm until Mr.. and Mrs. Lohner
can pack their household goods to ship
to Dakota where they expect to make
their future home.
VIM. Chantry left on the south bound
train Monday evening for Atkins, Kan
sas, on business trip. Mrs. Chantry
and children went as far as Atlantic
where they will visit for few days.
Mrs. John Bomgardner and brother,
Nelson Smith, went up to Dedham to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Frank Pfieher,
who has been sick and was not able to
attend her fathers funeral
Mrs. Louie Petersen of Audubon is
visiting at the Peter Petersen home in
the south part of town and helping care
for Mrs. Petersen who has been sick
for the last week.
The Lena Rivers Co. is billed for
Extra, January %, at the X. p. Opera
House. Don't miss this treat for we
seldom get as good company in as
small town.
Mase Knudsen and wife are the proud
parents of nine pound baby boy that
came to gladden. their home, Wednesday
January TO- Both mother and baby are
doing fine.
forso many weeks has recovered so far
as to be up and around the house Her
many friends will be glad to hear of her
recovery.
The Lonesome Pine" will be played
OF the K p. Opera House, January "A
This play comes highly recommend and
is deserving of full house.
Paul Mikelsen went to Atlantic,
Thursday to visit his cousin, Pete
Christensen, the Honest Real Estate
Dealer.
Chris Nelson returned from Ames,
Monday. where he has been taking a
short course in the butter making line.
Chas Parrot is confined to his bed
at his home in the south part of town,
with severe attack of rheumatism.
Harry Campbell was given the third
degree in the Modern Woodman of
America last Thursday evening.
a George Murphy arrived in Extra the
latter part OF last week and is visiting
his sister, Mrs. L. B. Holmes
The dance at the Danish hall was
ute well attended and good time
enjoysl by all present.
Mrs. Elmer Bailey of Audubon is Wis
iting relatives at the VIM. Fulton and
Will Varney homes.
Mrs. Luther Hensley and baby is Wis
iting with Fred Wilkins and wife in
Atlantic this week.
John Martes and wife of Carroll is
here visiting his parents in the south
part of town
A load of young people of Brayton
attended the dance at the Danish hall,
Friday night.
Master Walter Hicks fell off his hobby
horse Sunday evening and was hurt
quite badly.
Mr.. Wattles of Aztec, New Mexico,
is here visiting old time friends and
neighbors.
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