Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-20


but through it all the utmost patience
was shown, never a murmur of com
plant. Surrounded by her family she
bid them all good bye and passed into
the great beyond The funeral was
from the Extra Christian church last
Thursday conducted by the Rev. S. M.
Smith. Interment at the Extra GENE.
terry.
The ladies Booster club held their
regular meeting in DIR. Newlons office
Monday evening and planned their
work In the cemetery for this year
Any one wishing their lot cared for
during the summer can have it done by
sending the Sec. Mrs. L. A. Rethmier,
one dollar. They have employed a
man to do the work and the usual
cleaning day will be held sometime in
May when all will meet there and put
in the day cleaning. A great improve
ment was made in our cemetery last
year and we hope to do more this year
and will appreciate the support and
help of those interested in the work.
Marion Rumelhart, Worth Hartzell,
Harry Page, Warren Rumelhart and
Chas. Hensley helped Dick Hartzell
move his stock and machinery and
household goods in Monday and load
them in a car when he left that even
ing for Canada where he will farm
this summer. Mrs. Hartzell and children
will follow in two weeks. We wish
these young people success in their
new home and country,
E. D. Powell returned here from
Kansas last Wednesday and loaded his
car Monday and started it on the even
ing train for Canada where he will
farm this summer. John Slater Jr
went along with the car and will work
for Mr.. Powell until after the thresh
ing season is over.
The Crecent Concert Company had a
crowded house last Saturday evening
and all were well pleased with the
evenings entertainment. The high
school should be given a great deal of
credit for the effort they have made in
making their lecture course a success
this winter.
The Methodist ladies held their regu-
lar supper in the church Wednesday
evening and were we'll pleased with the
large crowd that came for supper.
They have these suppers every two
weeks and should be we'll patronized as
the money goes in fixing up the church.
Mr.. and John Hicks left the first of
the week for their home at Craig, Colo.
after spending the winter with their
parents and relatives here. We hope
they may have successful year in
their work this year and come back
again next fall to spend the winter.
Bert SWANS moved to the little cot
tage south of the Park hotel last
Thursday, and just as soon as the
papers hangers get through with their
work in the house vacated by Swain
Mr. Hans Hansen will move his family
up from west Extra.
Nels p. Jessen held a public sale on
his farm he recently traded to Hans
Hanson for his residence property in
west Extra and he will soon move in
to the same and reside there We wei.
come this esteemable couple to our
little city.
p. K. Jensen and family, Chris Wulf
and family, J. B. J. Lohner and family
and Miss Olga Larsen attended big
party and family reunion of the Larsen
family this week at Avoca,
Mable lessen, Maren Petersen,
Palmer Petersen, Leo Phillipsen were
confirmed at the Danish church here
last Sunday. Rev. Christensen hay
ing charge of the service.
Miss LISA Gault was hostess at the
Thursday club last Thursday where all
enjoyed pleasant afternoon. A de-
licious luncheon was served at the
close of the meeting.
Mrs. Hans P. Petersen is in Boston,
Mass, taking treatment for ECZEMA and
il she doesn't get better soon she will
go on over to Denmark to specialist
there at college.
Jim Carlson went to South Dakota,
last Thursday on business. He was
not very favorably impressed with the
land nor their climate and is willing to
stay in Iowa.
Maurice Jorgensen landed in New
York Monday and will soon reach here
to make his home. He is brother to
Pete Jorgensen at the E. D. Cotton dry
goods store.
Mrs. Roy Dryden lies very sick at
the Ed. Dryden home near Hamlin
with severe attack of appendicitis.
We hope to hear of her early recovery.
Gus. Wulf and son went to Des
Moines last Thursday where they pur-
chased Rumley threshing separator
for their work this coming fall.
George Gill went to Audubon Mon
day, and he looked quite guilty when
he left, so we are a little doubtful
about his stopping at Audubon.
The vaudeville at the picture show