Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-06-21
Extra.

M. E. jenkins, familiar figure, was
in our city Tuesday.
You can't miss seeing the celebration
bills. They are very neat and attrac-
tive;
w, A. Crane, well known in this
county, is here for visit at the home
of his parents.
d. l.. Anderson is in Audubon this
week visiting at the home of his son,
"Sant" Anderson.
M. b. Thomas left Tuesday evening
for Levenworth Kansas. to be gone a
few days on business.
Little Miss Jessie Workman has
been visiting for a week in our city
with her schoolmates.
Surveyor Wattles is this week en-
gagged in measuring up corn ground for
Jno. Weighton on his rent land.
There is good sized ball game billed
for here next Monday between our
home team and the Audubon nine.
Extra is to have show next Tuesday
June Goth, known as the Taylor show.
OF course everyone goes to show
Jesse Miller and family, who reside
in Melville township, were over Sun
day visitors with relatives in our city.
Bessie Ridgley closed her term of
school last Friday and treated her
pupils to ice cream and many other
goyd things.
Al. Fredericks, of Greeley township,
returned from Chicago Saturday even
ing where he had been with fine
bunch of cattle.
Geo. Kness and wife, of Audubon
township, have the care of very sick
child. The little fellow is suffering
from lung trouble.
Chas. Prohaska and son, of Audi
bon township, are in town doing the
mason work on Fred .Delahoyde's
house up in the Heights
Chas. Wilde thought Sunday a good
day to exercise his new broncho team
so accordingly he drove down to Extra
and spent the day with his friends.
Maurice Peterman, youngest son of
j. W., has gone into the country to
work during vacation for Nate Turner.
This speaks we'll for boy of his rye.
Three gentlemen have been here the
past week delivering the county atlas.
The work is fine and worth the money.
They finished the county last Tuesday.
Epworth League convention is in
session at Shelby and Maud Campbell
goes as delegate from here. Myrtle
Hellyer was a delegate also but was
unable to go.
Carpenters were busy Tuesday lay
a new walk in front of the building oc
cupied by the J. F. McAninch grocery
store. We take the lead for as small a
place in having good sidewalks and
clean streets and alleys.
The Misses Cecilia and Jennie Ridg-
ley returned from Cedar Falls last
Thursday evening, where they have
been attending school. Jennie finished
there this year but Cecilia expects to
return with the fall term.
Last Monday was a beautiful day
and Mesdames Connrardy and Brown
drove up into Greeley township and
spent the day with Mrs. Leroy Hensley.
This is a fine place to visit and one is
always assured of a good time.
Maggie McNally, who has a position
as clerk in the Boston store at Omaha,
came home home last week and spent
a few days, remaining over Sunday.
She has a great many friends and
schoolmates here who are always glad
to see her and know she is prospecting.
On the beautiful lawn at the Noah
Crane home one mile south of town,
Saturday evening, the young folks en-
joyed themselves until late, the occa
sion being the birthday of one of Mr..
Cranes sons and also his nephew, Mr..
Abbott. Ice cream, cake and fruit
were served.
Prof Hooker and four of his men
are busy within the city limits setting
poles and getting everything in readi
ness for the phones. The Professor
Has FeuIeu rOOlllS Ill Ille hluBley Dullu-
ing for his central Office add George
Gudrnsey will attend to this.
Extra will celebrate this year as
usual and arrangements have been
made for one of the grandest celebra-
tons this county has ever known. All
COMMITTEES are at work leaving moth
ing undone to help make the day a
success. They have been successful
in procuring an able speaker, Rev. R.
@. +. Chamb ers, whom everyone will
enjoy listening to. Amusements of
first class order, grand street parade,
good music, all kinds of good things
to eat, the finest groves afford shade to
the crowd, everything in fact to make
the day the most pleasant one of the
year. Our business men realize the
fact that you will appreciate their eff
forts so all are pulling together in
harmony. Every one come and bring
your families, Tell your neighbor and
they will come.
Fiscus.