Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-01-09
EXTRA

hams, w. M; Glen Nancarrow, w. p;
Anna McAninch, A. M; j. B. J. Lob
ner, Sec.; r. G.. Waterson, Treas. !;
Mary Riley, Con-: LISA Gault, Asst.
Con-; Lizzie Watterson, Warden; John
-, Connrardy, Sentinel; Eva Voorhees,,
Chaplin; Star points, Ora Hicks, Adah;
Carrie Gault, Ruth; Edna Nancarrow,
Esther; Stella Hansen, Martha; Alice
Connrardy, Electa. Mr.. Nancarrow
was the installing officer. The Mason
officers installed were: Frank Kreamer,
w. M; J. B. j. Lohner, S. W.; James
Carlson, J. W.; Glen Nancarrow, s. D.;
Fred Wahlert, Treas. John Vande Brake
Sec; Ad Watterson, S. S.; Nose Knud-
sen, j. S. DR.. J. G. Riley was the in
stalling officer. The Congregational
Ladies Aid Society furnished the lunch
which consisted of bread and butter
sandwiches, pressed chicken, cabbage
salad, pickles, coffee, cake, ice cream
and fruit.
e. B. Voss one of Extras business
men sprung quite a surprise on the
people last Wednesday when he hied
himself away to Stuart where he was
married to Miss Laura E. Wright They
returned here late that evening, but
were given a glad welcome the next
evening by the numerous crowds of
chaviraris. We extend congratulations
IN the newly married couple,
The trustees of Extra township met
in regular session last Monday and
checked up the business of the township
for the past year. Owen Ide retired
and John Dimick took his place, having
been elected at the last election. They
will meet again the 9th of this month
to receive bids for the road for the
coming year.
DR.. J. C. Newton and J. NJ. Dimick
accompanied DR.. Moore, l.. j. Nef,
Oris Mosher, Jr., and Frank Gallagher
from Walnut to Elk Horn and met with
the Commercial Club and discussed the
river to river road going through Elk
Horn instead of Atlantic.
Henry Hunt who just recently re-
turned from California with his grand
mother is sick with scarlet fever at the
home of his uncle, Chas. Hunt.
Nick Theilan drove over to Ports
mouth last Thursday after Barney
Z Dofing who had been visiting the Rev.
Father Tailenschmidt.
Roy Hamlin, wife and little daughter
returned to their home at Fl Dodge
last Monday after spending the holidays
here with relatives.
J. c. Powell and wife of Guthrie
Center were calling on old friends and
attending to business matters here one
day last week. ....
Jack Alsup and son returned from
California last week. He was accom-
panied by his mother from Oletha,
Kansas.
DIR. Halloran and wife returned to
their home in Paris, ILL.,, last Saturday
after two weeks visit with relatives
here.
The First National Bank will hold
their annual stockholders meeting Jan.
Ia, to declare dividend and elect officers.
Flora Houston returned to her school
studies at Iowa City Friday after spend
ing the holidays with her parents here.
Fred Voss is clerking in the F. FL.
Cotton grocery store, James Rendleman
having resigned the first of the year.
B. L. Swain and wife drove over to
Guthrie Center New Years day and
visited with Mr.. SWANS parents.
Leola Sweezy of Audubon visited
from Friday until Sunday with the
Wright sisters at the Park Hotel.
George Carl, wife and son, Adrian,
went to Churdan, Iowa, last Wednesday
to visit with Mr. Carl's parents.
Sorn Nelson of Atlantic has rented
the Park Garage and will open up his
place of business in the spring.
Mrs. Ollie Tracewell of Valentine
Nebr., is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Crisman and husband.
Kathleen Koob of Brayton visited
from Friday until Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Luther Hensley.
B. W. Elder, the horsebuyer was here
last week and purchased four head of
horses from farmers.
The Thursday Club held an interest.
ing meeting with Mrs. J. NJ. Dimick
last Thursday.
VIM. Wills and daughter, Minnie, of
Atlantic were guests of Extra friends
last week.
A public dance was held in the hall
over the implement store last Wednes-
day night.
Muriel Dryden of Hamlin visited
with friends and relatives here over