Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-23
EXTRA

y. "A. 1luen OI Atldltlc WAS III fIA-
ira Monday
Mr.. Hatlin, the piano tuner is here
doing work in his line.
John McNally went to Randolph
to visit short time Monday
John J. Hensley left for N Oak
last Saturday for a short stay.
The Manning Marshall was in Elk
ira Monday on official business.
G. L. Neff of Walnut was bust
ness visitor in Extra last Friday.
Mrs. Sturgeon entertained her son
Harold and family at dinner Sunday
Mr.. Minerman had large steer
killed by lightning last Friday night
Milo Hensley OF Seattle, Wash. ar.
rived here last Saturday to visit rel.
atives
The Jack Eglert family were Sun.
day guests al the Henry Minerman
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Hans r. Petersen
were Sunday guests at the Mrs p
lessen home.
Gerald Hensley is assisting at the
Fred Cotton store this week during
Freds absence.
Mr.. and Mrs viggo Rasmussen
were Audubon visitors between
trains Monday.
| Mrs. p. M. Christensen was hostess
to the Christian Aid Society Kensing-
ton last Friday.
Miss Minnie Cambell returned to
her home Monday from Abba where
she had been working.
Mrs. Walker OF Atlantic came UP
Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Felt and husband.
Mrs. j. p. Vandebrake spent the
Sabbeth day with her mother in
Brayton. The lady has been quite
poorly the past week.
Jacob Jacobsen and wife have a
baby girl born at their house last
Thursday evening.
| j. B. Randleman returned to his
home in Des Moines last Saturday
after weeks stay here.
| Mrs. Schroeder returned home Mon
day morning from a weeks visit with
relatives in Atlantic.
] Mrs. Ida Cannon returned home
Saturday evening from two weeks
outing at Lake Okiboji
Miss Lima Byre Brinkerhoff return
ed Monday from weeks stay at the
Bagley home in Audubon.
VIII Wahlert of near Adair was
here last Wednesday visiting his rel
atiyes and friends for the day.
| Nick Theilan went to Waterloo
Monday with his sister and her hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Frost
The Misses Ethel Tibben and Ruby
Ficke were shopping and visiting rel
atiyes in Atlantic last Friday and Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Wesley Donaldson and little
daughter and Mrs. Donaldson were
Sunday guests at the Ed Young
home
John j. Hensley returned home
Friday evening from his trip to Wyo.,
where he went to visit his brother,
Chas. Hensley.
Miss Willoughby the Domestic
Science teacher in the Extra public
school entertained her mother and
sister over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Christensen
drove over from their home in Coon
Rapids last Friday to visit his father,
l.. p. Christensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carlson and
little daughter. Marjorie were Sun
day guests at the Glen Nancarrow
home south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Nelson and fam
ly of Cedar Rapids are here visiting
at the N. G. Nelson home in the south
west part of town.
Mrs. Grace Wilkins returned to her
home in Nebr. last Thursday, after
a two weeks visit here with her par
ents and other relatives.
j. NJ Dimick shipped two carloads
of hogs and two cars of cattle to
Chicago last Saturday He accom-
panied the stock to the city.
Mrs. F. NJ Rasmussen is improving
very nicely from her serious seige of
typhoid fever, being able to sit up
most of the time at present.
Axel Borgesson of the Extra
Drug Store went to Des Moines Sun
day for a weeks vacation with DR..
Rosenbladt and other friends.
N e. Nelson entertained their
sons, John and wife; Walter and
wife of Hamlin; Jim and wife and
baby of Audubon last Sunday.
Bert Donaldson of Defiance was
here for short visit with his bro
Their Wesley and family and their
mother who is here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spoo and Mrs.
Susan Spoo and son Lee went to
Atlantic Sunday to witness the ball
game and call on the L. A. Peterman
family.
Rev. Grinyer filed the pulpit at
Buck Creek and at his new charge
at Wiota last Sunday !. They leeft
Tuesday by auto for their new home
in Wiota. kt