Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-12
EXTRA

Wesley Donaldson and wife arrived
here Saturday from Carroll where they
were living and will make Extra their
home. They are living in the Mrs. e.
b. Holmes residence MIR. Donaldson
will work for Hans Nelson in the i'm
plement store just recently vacated by
johnson q Westphalen. We gladly
welcome these young people back to
our community.
The Mrs. Jensen residence in the
heights was purchased by John Kom-
mas. Sr.. instead of Louis Petersen as
stated last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Kommas
will move in soon and become residents
of Extra.
Miss Lottie Hadden teacher in the
4thsroom of the public school Is sick
with quincy and is having serious
trouble with her eyes, Mrs. Fred Will
kens of Atlantic is teaching for her.
Lloyd Kleuver the 10 year old son of
Lou Kleuver and wife is sick with
pneumonia. Miss Sewell, the nurse
who has been at the Dick Owen home
since Xmas is caring for him
DIR. Rendleman was called to Earlham
last Friday by the serious illness of the
youngest child of Rev. HI. Millers.
Mrs Miller will be remembered here as
Miss Hattie Rendleman.
Miss Pauleene Spoo is one of the
contestants in the piano contest at the
f. II. Cotton Grocery Store and will
appreciate any help her friends may
give her.
The wrestling match that was held
here last Thursday night between the
professional Foster" from Wiota and
Geo. Voss was an easy game for Voss.
Pete Madsen, Frank Leffingwell, Sr.,
Geo. Hunt and Geo. Nelson returned
from Omaha last Thursday where they
had been sightseeing for several days.
Mrs. John Wright who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs J. B. Connrardy
and mother the past six weeks returned
to her home in Nebraska last week.
VIM. Willie and family of Carroll
visited part of last week with Mrs
Wille's sister, Mrs. Herbert Theilan
and family south of town.
A club dance was given at the X. p.
hall last Wednesday evening where the
young folks had an evening of pleasure
and entertainment.
Mrs. McGaun of Mason City who has
been visiting here at the home of her
sister Mrs. G. l.. Gore was operated on
Monday afternoon.
j. A. Egbert and wife have rented
the Mrs. Nancy Bruner residence in the
Heights" and will soon be at home to
their friends.
The two youngest children of John
Jenkins have been on the sick list the
past week with slight attack of
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. G. Wilson and Mr..
Lancelot returned last Thursday from
visit with relatives in st. Paul, Mimi
The Misses Maurine Jensen and Min
ME Campbell left for Des Moines to
study the new styles in millinery.
Dr. Becker of Atlantic was a profess
sional caller Monday and was called mp
to Audubon from here on case.
Mrs. Hugh Rose arrived here from
Mexico Saturday to visit relatives and
friends for short time.
Mrs. VIM. Baylor visited over Sunday
with her son, Sam Baylor and family in
Audubon township.
Henry Green arrived here last Thurs
day for visit with his brother, Sam
Green and family.
The two Oldest boys of Henry Heath
and wife have been sick with the humps
the past week.
Miss Lima Byrl Brinkerhoff attended
the frat" dance in Atlantic last Fri
day night.
Miss Mary Basham visited relatives
in Atlantic from Friday until Sunday.
Emil Rothchilds of Atlantic was an
Extra caller between trains Monday.
Andrew Larsen was business visitor
in Extra between trains Monday.
Pete Tharnish of Adair visited his
mother here the first of the week.
Percy Hallock of Oakfield was calling
on friends in Extra Monday.
Miss Clara Tibben spent Sunday at
her parental home,