Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-05-28
Extra.

Saturday in Atlantic.
John Bishop Sr. left for esMoines
Saturday on short visit.
George Young, of Atlantic. called
on his Extra friends Monday.
Miss May Jenkins, of Brayton, Wis.
tied friends in Extra Monday.
Prof. Hooker, af Audubon, was seer
on our streets one day last week.
John Dimmick returned from a bus
mess trip to Sioux City Thursday.
Roscoe Nichols is now putting in
his spare time in the Stranger furni-
ture store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stoneking are
visiting Mrs. Something's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Allen,
Mrs. Boylen, OF Nebraska, is visit
ing with her sister Mrs. Henry III. HO-
camp of east of town.
Mrs. Hans Hansen and daughter
Alma, of BraytOn, were visiting their
friends in Extra Wednesday.
Willie Varney, of the Stranger
hardware store, is enjoying a short
vacation in Dakota this week,
Mrs. Thomas Kelly of Montana, and
Mrs. Thomas McGOvern, of BraytOn,
were shopping in Extra Saturday.
Lillian Hunt left for Iowa City las.
Wednesday where she will receive
medical treatment for her hearing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Campbell,
of Anita, visited with their son Clar-
ence at the restaurant Wednesday.
Mabel Robinson returned to her
home in AvOca Wednesday after a
good visit with her friend Lillian Hunt
Fred Smith, of Audubon, has pur-
chased the VIM. Hamler drug store
and will conduct it and be a citizen of
Extra.
J. c.. Powell will take possession of
the meat market he recently purchased
of Robert Gransberry next Saturday
morning.
Jens X. Johnson is building new
pOrcheS and otherwise improving the
property he has purshased on Wash
ton street.
The Misses Anna DOrr and Barbara
Metts and Mrs. Metts spent Sunday
in Atlantic visiting their friend Mrs.
Micheal Noel
G.. A. Marlin was in town Tuesday
getting his household goods ready for
shipment to Newton, where they will
make their future home.
Last Wednesday morning DR.. Lau-
ritZen chlOrOfOrmed little Fern Harm
and cut a needle from her foot which
had been there for over year.
Nels p. BoOse, of Brayton, bought
the late Nels L. Johnson store in
West Town and will take possession
as soon as the stock is invoiced.
Vic Anciaux is building a large
barn for Fred Baiers and next Sat
urday Mr.. Baier gives dance to the
young folks of his neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Spencer, Mr..
and Mrs. |. T. Hansen and son Edwin
of Audubon, spent Sunday with II. G..
and 7. l.. Hansen down in kickpapOO
park.
Mrs. Rachel Nyland, of Harlan,
Deputy Grand MatrOn of the order
of the Eastern Star was in Extra
Tuesday evening to inspect Chapel
No. 3l3.
Thursday was Ascension day in the
knights Templar world and they dec
GRATED the graves of VIM. Walker. A.
j. Houston, F. j. Stranger, G. w.
Geurnsey and J. F. McAnnich.
Next Thursday night the grammar
room give their graduating exercises
in the Methodist church. Those who
will move up notch are Mary Camp
bell, Helma Herrick, Bessie Allen,
Vivian Deweese, Alice PattisOn, Grace
Huyck, Charlie Gault and George
Miliman. The class cOlOrs are shell
pink and steel gray and their motto,
The ropes of the past ring the bells of
the future.
The Thirteenth Annual Commence
ment of the Extra High School will
take place the evening of May %, the
exercises being held in the Nj. f.
church. The lass this year consists
of the Misses Grace West and Libby
Jones.
PROGRAM.
Music March of the Guards" ......... Giebel
Audubon Male Quartette.
Invocation ..... ............. Rev. II l.. Wisser
Music, Until the Dawn" serenade j. A Parks
Audubon Male Quartette.
Grafton, The Discipline of Life and Character"
Elizabeth Liberty Jonas.
Music, Sweet and Low" ........ 80. Bamaly
Audubon Male Quartette.
Grafton "The Winning Quality. Grace West
Music, "Old Kentucky Home. .......S. Foster
Audubon Male Quartette.
Presentation of Glass. .......... Prof. Hirsom
Pres ntation of Diplomas ......... Pres. w, R.
Copeland.
Music, Good Night" . .........J. A. Parks
Audub.u Male Quartette.
BenedictiOn- ...... ..... =. Rev. f. c. Whitaker
Glass Motto, "Festna Lenta.
Class COlOrs, Cream and Scarlet.
Glass Flowers Red and White Roses.
Mr.. COckrel. of Jefferson. arrived