Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-06-19

OF the rebellion, was here the first part
of the week, and they had pleasant
time talking over old army life to-
gether.
The father and mother of Alfred
Worries, whose home is in Oklahoma,
dropped down upon that gentleman
one day last week without giving him
one moments warning, much to his
delight. This is the first time AL has
had a chance to visit with his parents
for fourteen years.
G. r. Darland, teacher at school No.
8 and Miss May McIlvaine, teacher at
no. 9, both of Hamlin township,
drove their two herds of scholars
into one bunch and took them to Mar
cussen's grove, two miles north of Elk
ira, and treated them to regular gen.
uine old fashioned picnic.
Right after July 4th Gretchen Del
ahoyde will go to Salem, Oregon to
visit with her grandmother Mrs. w. H.
Brinkerhoff and her aunts Sallie and
Goldie Brinkerhoff, where she will
be joined by Mrs. Nettie Irving and
they will all go to the sea shore and
camp for month or six weeks.
Riley Jones was here from Audubon
this week getting signers of the jury
which sat in the case of his brother,
Charlie Jones some time ago, and we
understand that an effort is to be made
to have Charlie paroled by Governor
Cummins. He secured the signatures
of all of the jurymen down this way.
Hon. H. F. Andrews gave out notice
last Saturday night that he would sus-
pend publication of the genealogy of
his people that he began some time
ago and all the help he had has left
town except Clint Reynolds, who is
printing what type was set mp and set
ting the office to rights, for few days.
Misses Lucille and Katherine Conn
rardy gave a strawberry supper to a
few of their friends the other evening
in honor of their cousin, Miss Flo Len
ey, of Grand Nebraska. There were
present the Misses Maude Campbell,
Florence McAnnich, Messrs. Doctor
s. j. Aldaker, Will E. Wissler and
Fred Cotton.
Mrs. J. G.. Gates started for Chicago
one day this week where she will visit
her son Ashbury for few days and
then will 60 on to Boston to attend a
meeting of the believers in the faith,
Thatitdon't hurt tobreakyourarmifi it
does" She will visit relatives in New
York state before returning and ex-
spects to be gone three weeks.
The Catholic people had another
meeting last Sunday and appointed
the following building committee to
superintend the building of their fine
new church in Extra: Charlie Kom-
mes, Anton Backer, Peter Tharnish
Will Doffing and Clarence Noon. Rev.
Father Failenschmid is at Carroll this
week where he is to meet some parties
to talk over the different plans of such
buildings.
There was great, big, happy, Dan
ish wedding this week out at the home
of Chris Lauritzen and wife, in Sharon
township, the occasion being the mar
riage of their daughter, Cena Laurit-
zen, to Wilbur Walt, Rev. A. Hald, of
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are worthy young people and have the
love and respect of the whole commun-
ity, The bride is sister of DIR. n. p.
Lauritzen, of this city.
Extras base ballists played double
header Saturday afternoon. The first
one was with the Atlantic high school
team which they skinned to the tune
of nine to four. The second contest
was with club from Viola Center and
here again the Extra boys came off
victorious the score being twelve to
ten. Les Walker and Ray Dryden of
Audubon, had their fingers in the pie
and rendered valuable service. Just
before the game John Riley ran foot
race against an Atlantic man and beat
him two or three feet. After the
game Charlie Wells, of Hamlip, ran a
race with an Audubon lad and this
time Charlie found more than his match
and was beaten.