Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-01-20
EXTRA

Mrs. Nate Turner passed away Sun
day evening after a long, weary ill
ness from the effects of a stroke of
paralysis over a year ago. Funeral
services were held at the Greeley
Center church Wednesday, conduct
ed by Rev. Swick, a -ormer pastor of
the church and personal friend of the
family. Interment was made in the
Extra cemetery. VIM. Turner of Mo.
a brother of Mr.. Turner's arrived
here Saturday.
Mrs. John Guidinger of Sayre, Ok
lahoma, arrived here last week for a
visit with old neighbors and friends.
She had been called to Davenport by
the death of her youngest daughter,
Miss Anna, who was a sister in the
convent, and was so badly burned at
Christmas time while melting para
fin wax that she died from the effects
of the burns. She was buried at OF
tumwa, Ia, at the Sisters home.
Mrs. Peter johnson living west of
town fell last week when she had
just stepped out the door and slipped
on the icy walk and broke her ankle.
She is resting as we'll as could be ex-
pected. Mrs. Johnson had the mis-
fortune to break her arm last sum-
mer.
Those who attended the lecture at
the High School assembly room last
Saturday evening given by Granville
Jones, listened to one of the best lee
lures that it has been our privilege to
listen to and those who attended felt
more than doubly repaid for coming
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Terhune left
last Saturday for Winterset to visit
his relatives for several weeks. Beu-
lab and Thelma McClain are staying
at the J. A. Egbert home while Mr..
and Mrs. Terhune are away.
Jake Lausten bought the Nels Beck
blacksmith shop last week and took
possession the same day. Mr.. Lausten
has been working at the shop for
some time and we wish him success
in his new business.
Elloween and Frank Dimick will
come the latter part of this week for
the vacation between the semester
examinations and the short course
time there next week.
One of the Griswold school board
was in Extra last Friday looking over
the new school building. The schools
around Griswold have consolidated
and they will erect new building
The Stuart basketball team was
scheduled for a game here last Fri
day evening with the local team, but
failed to put in an appearance, so the
home teams played several games.
Robert Hamlin, who has been in
Bigelow, Mimi, the past year work.
ing on dredge came home Saturday
to visit his mother during the cold
weather while they could not work.
Jake Jacobsen and wife who work
ed for Fred Klever the past year will
move to town this spring and live in
the Clark Griffin residence where
Hal Mays lives.
Harold Cannon came home Satur-
day from Brayton where he had been
visiting relatives. He has gone back
out to Arthur Vanearnams to work
again.
Irving Wilson had his left elbow
dislocated last Thursday evening
while playing basketball at the gym
nasium room at the High School.
Alvin Holmes got his hand caught
in the fly wheel of the engine while
Smelling corn at the elevator last Fri
day and broke a bone in the wrist.
Fred Wahlert Jr., Nels J>Petersen
and Chris Riesgard each shipped their
cattle to the Omaha market last week
and spent several days in Omaha.
Hal Mays expects to move to
farm annfh nj town tho frat nf March
and try his luck at farming once
more.
Nick Carson and Frank Wagner
spent last week from Thursday until
Saturday with their relatives in Anita.