Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-08-20
EXTRA

| UrDanna Scout Herr1ck was born
November 30, 1858 near Extra, Ia,
and died at his late home August 10,
1914. He has always lived near
Extra on farm. He taught school
for while and then gave up teach
ing and engaged in farming which he
followed up until his death. He was
married to Miss Clara Blackman and
to this union three children were
born, one son and two daughters,
who with his wife and six sisters and
host of relatives and friends are
mourning this early untimely death.
He went to Rochester, Mimi, about
two weeks ago for an operation from
which he never recovered. Funeral
services were held at the home Sat-
urday morning and the remains
laid to rest in the Extra cemetery.
Mrs. LISA Gault and children re-
turned last Thursday from Midtown,
s. D., where they had been visiting
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Duff
Varney and husband. They report
delightful visit and look as though
they had enjoyed every hour of their
stay. Frank Dimick met them in
Manning and brought them home by
automobile.
MISS Wlud-ndy HICKS WHO mas
been visiting her friend, Miss Bessie
WHITAKER returned to her home
Thursday, in the northern part of the
state. Miss Hicks taught in the same
school at Corwith last year with Miss
Witthauer, and they also attended
Drake University at Des Moines to-
gether.
Mrs. Kate South, Miss Ella Will
Jams and Galen Gotten went to
Omaha on a buying trip. Mrs. South
will select the millinery stock for
the fall season and Miss Williams
and Galen will replenish the base
ment.
The Chase brothers started the
moving of the frame buildings Mon
day morning where e. ID. Cotton is
| going to put up brick building be-
tween the Spoo restaurant and the
Westphalen & Johnson garage.
Mrs. Susan Spoo returned from
Manitou, Colo, Sunday where she
had been for the past month with
her daughter who is in a sanitarium
there. She expects to come home
sometime in September.
Miss Blanche Noon entertained
her cousins, Miss Creighton and the
Misses McShane of Omaha, Neb., and
her niece, Miss Gertrude Noon of At |
lantic over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houck and two chill |
dren visited here over Sunday with |
their friends. Mrs. Houck will be |
remembered here by her friends as |
Blanch Hardenbrook.
Mrs. ]. B. Connrardy went to Viii |
lisca Thursday to visit with the G. ]. |
Graf family few days before start |
ing her school of dressmaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Minerman re- |
turned Tuesday from South Dakota,
where they had been to visit their |
son, Chas. and family.
l.. A. Peterman spent Sunday in |
Extra with relatives. Lee Spoo re-
turned home with him to stay until |
after the show.
Miss Frances Voss who has been |
visiting her brother in Nebraska for |
the past two months returned home |
last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. d. v. Wright and |
son, Manly attended the Old Settlers |
reunion at Anita last Thursday and |
Friday.
Master Adrain Carl went home |
with his grandparents last Thursday
in the automobile for a two weeks
visit.
DR.. Bishop of Charles City came
up to attend the funeral of Scott
Herrick here last Saturday morning.
Harry Paige is preparing to have
sale soon and move to town on ac-
count of his wife's poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Scott of Guthrie |
Center autoed over and spent Sunday |
with Mr.. and Mrs. Foley Herrick.
Ben Voss who has been in Nebras-
ka running a threshing machine re-
turned home last Friday evening.
Miss Ellowene Dimick visited with |
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred wilkins in Allan
tic from Thursday until Monday.
Ben Green has resigned his work |
at the Ed. Gotten store and George |
Harmed has taken his place.
Jake Hill and wife of Adair at
tended the funeral of the late Scott |
Herrick here last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Houston and |
Flora Belle autoed to South Dakota
the first of the week.
Laurence Hansen and wife have
the care of very sick baby with |
the whooping cough.
Tom Wren of FIT. Dodge was the |
guest of his friend, Mrs. Hannah |
Lane over Sunday.
Mary Basham went to Guthrie |
Center Monday to visit at the John
Bennett home.
]. w. Alsup is expecting his moth
er here from Olethe, Kansas for an
extended visit.
The Misses Veda and Bertha Min
erman entertained friends from Har-
Ian Sunday.
N. p. Christensen and Orve Ho-
ward of Atlantic were up on business
Monday.
H. N. Woods of Des Moines was a
business visitor in Extra last Thurs
day.
Ben Sykes went to Atlantic Thurs
day on business returning home Fri
day.
Mrs. Roy McClain was taken to
Iowa City last week for an operation.
Mrs. Chas Kommes went to Car
roll for visit with relatives Monday. |
Miss Winnie Simmersen spent
Sunday with friends west of town.
Mrs. Clark McIlvain of Boone is
visiting relatives here this week.
Ben Carver of Anita was a bust |
ness visitor in Extra last Friday.
Miss Agnes Nelson went to Allan
tic Monday to visit few days.
Mrs. Minnie Hensley visited rela-
tives in Des Moines this week.
Miss Maud McGann has been on |
the sick list the past week.
Chas. Kommes went to Wyoming |
Monday to visit relatives.
A. G. Scott of Casey was here Mon |
day on a real estate deal.
E A Rethmier went to Atlantic |