Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26
EXTRA

Z. u. Reynolds, OF COuncll BUTTS, |
the contractor for the water system,
came in Monday evening, also Mr.. |
Randol the foreman of the well con-
tracing outfit, and met with the city |
council Monday evening at special
meeting about the water system. Up
to the present time Extra is still a
! dry town with good prospects of its
remaining so, as three deep wells,
have been dug the past month and
still no waiter. At present they are
drilling in the east part of town, just
west of the Austin Simersen residence
and have gone down about hundred
and twenty-five feet and not found
water. Mr.. Reynolds expects to put
in the foundation for the newsstand
pipe to be put up on the Henry Min
erman hill and one car of pipe for
the new water mains is on the track
and two more on the way.
Mrs ]. c. Newton left Monday for
Davenport, to be at the bedside
of her friend, Miss Kennedy, who is
in dangerous condition and is not
expected to live but--a short time.
She was here short time ago when
DR.. Newton was sick and had failed
very fast, her trouble being cancer
of the liver. Miss Kennedy has made
many friends in this city on numerous
visits here who will regret very much
to hear Of her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Malstrom, who
moved from here to Audubon the
first of the month, have had the care
of very sick child the past week
and for several days she was not ex-
pected to live but is getting better
again but is still in very weak con-
dtiion.
Mrs. Frank Hensley returned
here from Chicago Monday where she
had been to attend convention of the
Christian Science Church, and will
spend the week here before going
to her home in Seattle, Washington.
Charley Gault, Jr., arrived here
Monday to visit relatives and friends
few days. He has been out west
spending the summer in Wyoming
and Montana and is on his way to
Moreland, Oklahoma.
Miss Olive Cox was hostess Thurs
day evening to the Teachers Embroid-
cry Club. very pleasant evening
was spent at fancy work and general
lconyerlation and at the close of the
working kOur a delicious lunch was
Served.
), The Thursday Club sent their
, Resident. Mrs. VIM Bitner ST., and
Mrs. l.. ]. Oldaker, to Missouri Valley
, as de.7gates to the District Conven-
ton Del-g held there this week of
the federa ed Women's Clubs.
The Quake, Remedy Company
under the direclnn Of y. Leslie, are
putting on vauC,ville show at the
picture Palace this 'iaek and selling
their remedies to the pople.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jensen and
son Oscar and family autoeo = q T,orah
Sunday where they spent tn day
with the formers daughter, Mrs. VIII
, lis Workman and family.
Chris Bertram left last Thursday
4 for Litchfield, Illinois, to work in a
g creamery there. Chris has made many
4 friends here during his two years
: residence amoung US.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Jensen, living
e near Hamlin, have another pair OF
twin boys, born last Thursday. This
: makes the second pair of twins in
their family
: Mrs. John Baumgardner returned
n home Sunday from Dedham after a
Il two weeks visit with her daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pief-
Wood Kline went 10 Wiota Sun
day to visit his brother, Bud Kline,
and family, who have the care of a
very sick child with typhoid fever.
c. c. Christensen, the Extra Ford
men, returned home the last of the
week from Minnesota, where he spent
a week with his brother and family.
Sister Ethel Mary returned TO Chi
cago Friday after two weeks visit
in this city with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Riley and brother John.
Mr. and Mrs. Hi Hill, who have
been visiting the past six weeks in
Seattle, WASH, and Deer Lodge,
Mont, returned home last Friday.
Miss Larsen, who has been caring
for Mrs. Fago at the Jack Engle home
left Sunday, leaving Mrs. Fago not
needing her care any longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Foss and chill
dren were over Sunday visitors with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Chan
non of this city.
Harry Jensen and Frank Dimick,
students at Ames College. will come
home Friday to spend Sunday with
their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Anders return
ed home Saturday from their visit in
the eastern part of the state with rel
atives.
Mrs. Folly Herrick who has been
quite poorly as the result of fall two
weeks ago, is able to be up and
around again.
Merle Dennis of Anita, was an over
! Sunday visitor in this city with
friends at the Forester home in the
. Heights.
Mrs. Ed Cotton and daughter Miss
Halle. spent last week in Des Moines
and Valley Junction visiting rela-
| tives.
A weeks revival meeting opened
Sunday at the NJ, E. church with
Evangelist Beverage in charge.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde and daush-
ter, Annette, were over Sunday guests
at the Edwin Delahoyde home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Corl entertained
the Jolly crowd that spends their Sun
days at one of the crowds homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Carlson were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Holger Ander-
son in Audubon Sunday.
The Misses Leila and Genevieve
Kline were shopping in Atlantic Mon
day and visiting friends.
| Geo. Wolf, the coal hauler at the
X. NJ Persing coal yards, has been
| quite sick the past week