Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-02-24
EXTRA

The buttermaker, Chris B. Peter
sen and Miss Carrie Jensen, daugb-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Jensen,
northwest of this city were united in
the holy bonds of marriage last Sat-
urday morning at the home of the
bride, Rev. Strandskov performing
the ceremony. They went to Des
Miones and Cedar Rapids where the,
will spend a couple of weeks. They
will also attend the Buttermaker.s
convention at Cedar Rapids where
Mr.. Petersen will assist In the butter
scoring. They will reside in the Mar
tin Jensen cottage vacated by An
drew Jensen, for the present, but will
build a new home as soon as the work
can be commenced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hansen will
move back to Extra again this spring
after few years in Atlantic where
he had been working at his trade,
side in the little cottage vacated by
are moving to a farm near Poplar
where they will live this year.
Miss Florence Leech, the chairman
of the Equal Suffrage League of this
district held a very interesting meet
ing here last Friday. Miss Lillian Dy-
err was appointed chairman for this
locality and will take up the work
with the chairman of the Audubon
people.
DR.. w. r. Koob, of Brayton was
in the city between trains Monday
morning bringing his little grand
daughter, Naomi Hensley home, who
had been visiting them for several
days.
Miss Sylvia Booth of Anita was a
guest of friends here the past week.
She came over to attend the X. p.
Lodge and Sisterhood annual ban
quet held last Wednesday evening.
The high water has been quite a
sight the past week and Sunday ev-
eryone was out with their kodaks.
getting pictures of the large cakes of
ice that floated down the stream.
Jim Petersen will move this week
to the residence where the Erke
brothers lived. He having traded his
land west of town for this and anoth-
er property here.
Miss Perley entertained the teach
ers last Saturday afternoon in honor
of her mother, who was here visiting
her from Indianola, from Friday un-
til Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Simmersen's
little daughter, Helen, had her nose
broken one day last week, while
coasting down hill, colliding with an
other sled.
Mrs. Chas. Kleuver and Mrs. Fred
Fremel left Monday morning for
Grimes, Iowa, to attend the funeral
of an aged aunt who passed away in
that city.
Mrs. Ida Cannon went to Wiota
last Sunday to care for her brother,
Chas. Hickepberry who Is suffering
with bad attack of appendicitis.
Miss lola Dawson who went to At
lantic to the hospital for an opera
ton is getting along nicely and will
soon be home again.
E. ID. Cotton has employed Miss
Richardson of Waterloo to take
charge of the Millinery department
of his store this spring.
Mrs. Luther Hensley and daugh-
ter Naomi went to Atlantic Wednes-
day to visit her aunt, Mrs. Nels Han
sen, for a few days.
Mr.. N. C. Christensen who lives near
Elk Horn sold nine hundred bushels
of old corn to a Shenandoah firm for
500 per bushel.
Miss Opal King came up from At
lantic last Friday and visited over
Sunday with Lola Brinkerhoff.
Miss Coda Wetterson returned
she has been the past two weeks.
Mrs. Hans Hansen spent Sunday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Louise Beck west of town.
Andrew Jensen will move to the
Chris Petersen place in the north
part of West Town soon.
Mrs. e. C. Wilson entertained her
friend Mrs. M. d. Turner of Atlantic
several days the last week.
]. M. Dimick went to Winfield last
Friday and spent few days with his
son Clyde and wife.
Mrs. F. H. Basham has been a very
sick lady the past week with an at.
tack of the Quinsy.
DIR. r. A. Lantz and wife moved
last week to their new bungalow In
the Heights.
Wood Kline is out at the Archie
Vanaernam home doing some carpen.
ter work.
Misses Mable and Anna Hansen
have been sick the past week with
the grip.
VIM. Ridgely went to Council
Bluffs Monday to attend court this
week.
Carl p. Jensen will move soon to
the Chris ]. Petersen farm near Cas-.
ey.
Will Eckles was calling in Audi
bon last week, having been on the
jury.
Mrs. Nels Hansen was guest OF
relatives In Audubon over Sunday.
Clarence Masching is getting along
nicely from his recent operation.
Mrs. Free Anders has been on the
sick list the past week with the grip
Bert Dryden was in the city on bus
mess Monday.
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