Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-06-19
EXTRA

Miss Lillian Hunt popular young
lady of this city sprang complete sur
prise on her friends when she announc-
ed at a seven clock dinner last Thurs.
day that she was married to l.. G. Gil.
bert at Denver, Colo, March 2Stn. She
homesteaded on a government claim
and while there met Mr.. Gilbert. She
departed Friday to meet her husband
who is travelling representative for
the Parke Davis Drug Co., of Detroit,
Mich. Mith headquarters in Denver
Her many friends join in offering con
CALCULATIONS regardless of the hardness.
Will Turner and wife of Grinnell, Ia,
visited friends here Monday. Mr..
Turner worked for Nick Doffing in the
host of friends who are always glad to
see them.
A good sized crowd from here attend
ed the celebration in Brayton last Sat
day. Everyone enjoyed themselves and
returned home feeling that Brayton
was good place to spend few social
hours.
Drs, John Riley, j. G. Newton, and
X. A. Jacobsen attended the doctors
convention in Audubon last Thursday
They drove up in DR.. Jacobsen's car.
Mrs. Chas. johnson underwent an
operation last week. She is gaining
nicely and will soon be out again. Miss
Smith is caring for her.
Nick Theilan, Barney Doffing and
VIM. Varney returned from Dakota
Monday and report everything looking
we'll in that country.
Mrs. Stella Reefe of McClelland, Ia, ,
instructor for the Eastern Star lodge
was here last Friday evening instruct
ing the local order.
The Andrews Brothers at West town
and jeff Lewis are on the market every
morning with fresh lucious home grown
strawberries.
Hensley & Dimick bought one car of
cattle of A. J. Baylor and one of
Nathaniel Benton which they shipped
to Chicago.
B. l.. Swain, wife and little daughter
went to Guthrie Center Wednesday to
attend the wedding of Mr.. SWANS
brother.
John Nelson sold afine surrey to Kane
Williams, single buggy to Frank
Williams and one to G. M. Larsen last
week.
Pete Hansen and wife of Centralia,
Wash, arrived here last week for an
extended visit with relatives and friends.
Mesdames Minnie Hensley and Mate
Turner of Greeley township were the
guests of Mrs. LISA Gault last Friday.
Bonnie Bryant returned with Flora
B ill Houston and will visit for some
time with relatives and friends.
Oscar Hunt is up and able to be
around again after his short illness
caused from the accident
Will Carl, wife and little daughter of
Boone spent Sunday with his brother,
Geo. Carl and wife.
Henry Campbell of Guthrie Center
was a business visitor in Extra several
days this week
Mrs l.. A. Peterman and children of
Atlantic visited with relatives several
days this week.
Mildred Worthing of Anita was the
guest of her friend, DIR. Roy Lantz, here
over Sunday.
Lou Kleuver and wife attended the
dance at Ed. Drydens last Saturday
evening. ti
Goldie Watterson and brother, Hub,
autoed to Atlantic Saturday to visit
relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Kommes went to Carroll,
Sunday to visit relatives for few
weeks.
Joe Niles of Atlantic spent Saturday
and Sur day with Dena Hensley of this
city.
A. w. Harvey and C. l.. McAninch
went to Anita Monday on land deal.
Francis Hensley fell from car last
week and broke her arm at the wrist.
Free Anders made business trip to
Gray Monday returning Tuesday.
Cove Howard and family of Atlantic
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mrs. G. E. Long was down from Au-
dubon last Thursday on business
Dick Powers of Brayton was an Extra
caller last Saturday morning.
Flag Day was observed here by the
business houses June 14th.
Chris Nelson and wife were Atlantic
visitors last Wednesday.
Leonard Kline is working in the f.
II. Cotton grocery store.
VIM. May made his regular trip to
Atlantic last Sunday.
Mrs Doug Hamlin was seriously i'll
the first of the week.
Ben Carver of Anita was business
visitor here Monday.
Sam Hicks of Malvern spent Sunday
here with relatives.
Genevieve Kline is working at w. J..
Lancelots home.
Mrs. Lissa Gault is having her resi-
dence painted.
Don't forget that Extra is going to
celebrate,