Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-03-07
EXTRA

place where Mr.. Basham has been living
and Mr.. Basham will find it more con-
vienent to live in town with his work
Earl Baylor and Free Anders answer
ed their jury call at Audubon last week
but both were excused. Mr.. Anders on
account of sickness and Mr. Baylor on
account of moving to Canada having
his car and stock all ready to ship
Clyde Dimick has accepted position
with the Fullerton Lumber Yard here
and went to work the first of the month.
We have not heard just what Mr.. Lar
sen expects to do but hope he still re-
main a citizen of Extra
The young ladies of Extra decided
st week to show the young men how
they could entertain them at a leap
year dance and did so in fine style last
Friday night. Now the boys hope they
will try it again.
Mrs. L. A. Peterman and children
went to Atlantic last Friday where they
expect to make their future home. Mr..
Peterman went the first of the week
with their household goods.
Miss Inez Anders was called home
last week to help care for her nephew,
George Spoo, who is sick with lung
fever. He is slowly recovering we are
glad to report.
Otto Barn was here from South Dakota
last week calling on his old time friends
and attending to some business matters.
Otto was born and raised here and is
always a welcome visitor.
DR.. Oldaker, Chas. Hunt, j. NJ.
Dirnick, Edwin Delahoyde and DR..
Newton were south bound passengers
Monday evening all going to Des Moines
to the automobile show.
Mrs. Herbert Herrick of Greeley
township has been here helping care for
her brothers children who have been
sick at the home Of her mother, Mrs.
Cal Jenkins.
Jake Engle and wife have decided to
move back on their farm this spring and
rent the land and take life easy yet look
after the welfare of the place.
Chris Kahr and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of sweet baby girl
who came to make her home with them
last Saturday morning.
Mr.. Chas Hunt returned from Cedar
Rapids last Friday where she had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clark, for the
past three weeks.
The Misses Arlene Bartlett, Opal
Cannon and Hazel Hardman of Bray
ton were shopping in Extra between
trains Wednesday.
A. W. Bradley and wife have pur-
chased the Dirnick property just north
of the X p hall and will move there
in short time.
Paul Zaner and family moved to the
William Baylor farm north of town
ldst "cCh "hcic IhCJ VIII idi III ehe
coming year.
The Misses Ethel Bison and Kathleen
Koob and Earl Brown of Brayton at
tended the leap year dance here last
week.
Luther Hensley moved to his fathers
farm this week, recently vacated by j.
X. Santee, and will farm the place this
year.
Miss Ella Williams of Pierre, Neb.,
| is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Kommas in the east part of town.
There is more empty houses in Extra
now than there ever were before since
it was given place on the map.
D. f. Stranger was up from Atlantic
last week to visit his mother, Mrs.
Statzell, who has been sick.
Will Lancelot and wife have moved
here and reside in the Mrs. Kroeger
residence on south street.
Mrs. Issiah Stated has been number.
ed with the sick this week but is re-
ported better at present.
Dr. Donaldson and Clarence Niklason
of Audubon attended the leap year
dance here last Friday.
Dun Varney arrived here from South
Dakota, to visit his brother, w. E.
Varney and friends.
Sam Baylor and Tune Thomas are
attending court at Audubon this week
Both are on the jury.
Geo. Hunt moved back on his fathers
farm this week and will try farming
again this year.
Vernon Hamlin is here visiting his
sisters, Mrs. B. Kreamer and Mrs. l..
M. McAnnich
Joe Bell is packing their household
goods this week preparing to move to
Atlantic soon.
Mrs. DR.. Becker of Atlantic is visit
ing at the DR.. II. A. Jacobsen home