Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-01-30
EXTRA

The Board of Trustees of Extra town
ship met in special session and hired j..
HI, Hinkle supt. of road and road drag
giHg in south half of township, Hiram
Phelps in n. g. quarter and John F.
MSKibben the n. w. quarter. All work
toybe done under the direction and sup
eryision of trustees. H. P. Hansen has
charge of the river to river road dragging
and all the north and south part of the
territory.
Mrs Lucy Struthers died at the home
of her son, George, north of town Sun
day evening of paralysis. Funeral SER
vices were held at the M. E. church
here at 1000 a. M, Tuesday and inter
ment at the Pleasant Valley cemetery.
Rev. Lawton had charge of the services.
Frank Only left for Omaha Tuesday
toispend the day with friends. j. B.
Rendleman aud son, James left We'd
.nesday to join Mr.. Only at Omaha
from. where they accompanied him to
his home in Burnley, Cal, for a six
weeks visit.
az The Extra Drug Co. have received
}, their ern and supplies for their hot
drinks and will be ready to serve the
public with hot drinks this winter that
are as pleasant and refreshing as the
cool drinks are in the hot sultry sum-
mer days. ~'~@T" 7'1
Herman Barnholdt was called to his
home in Avoca by the sudden death of
his mother Saturday night. He left
Sunday to be present at the funeral.
We extend our heartfelt sympathy to
Mr.. Barnholdt in his sorrow.
The vaudeville show given at the pic
ture show last week by Drew and
dot" was enjoyed by full house each
evening and Saturday evening two
shows were given. ...
Archie Prall and sister went to At
lantic Saturday to spend Sunday with
their parents. Miss Prall is teaching
school out near Elk Horn.
Mrs. George Freeman and daughter
in.law, Mrs. Floyd Freeman of Brayton
came up Monday to visit at the jeff
Lewis home few days.
Mrs. C. J. Graf of Villisca came up
last Thursday to visit with her parents
a few days and attend the Treble Clef
party Tuesday evening.
Emma Fitch was in Omaha last week
several days buying goods for the H.
p. Petersen dry goods department of
which she is saleslady.
Mr.. George returned here from his
home in Atlantic Monday accompanied
by Mrs. Prall and little son. They expect
TO move here soon.
Mrs Mary Jensen and son, Harold,
went to Walnut to visit relatives a few
days before going to their home in
North Dakota.
Ebbe Hansen of Harlan was here last
Thursday trying to interest some of the
business men in a manufacturing estab-
hshment.
Fred Bartlett Sr., of Audubon drove
down from Audubon last Thursday in
his car and visited with relatives east
OF town.
Jake Wahlert and wife east of town
are rejoicing over the arrival of an
eleven pound boy born Monday evening.
Mike Harmed went to Sidney Sunday
TO look at piece of land adjoining his
there with intentions of purchasing it.
j, M. Dimick is carrying the forefnger
of his left hand in sling, the effects of
not hitting the nail on the head"
Lima Brinderhoff spent Sunday with
her cousin, Mrs. Lee Woods at the Smith
Burton home south of town.
Eva Knox of Bear Grove is visiting
with her grandmother, Mrs. E. B.
Holmes here this week.
Atty J. M. Graham and Deputy
Sheriff Walt Crees were here or official
business last Saturday.
Chuck Dryden and Hattie Wright
visited at the Calvin Dimick home in
Atlantic over Sunday.
An expert checker player was in town
last week and gave the boys several
pointers on the game.