Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-06-22
EXTRA.

Mrs. Joe Bell visited last week at
old Hamlin.
Ebbe Hansen went to Des Moines on
business Monday.
John G. Riley is assistant agent at
the Spangler depot.
Mrs. L. H. Born was an Audubon
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. G. B. Russell was an Extra
caller one day last week.
Mrs. Hamler went to Atlantic to
visit friends Wednesday,.
Will Minerman has ceased to be a
clerk at the Berry drug store.
Charley Huyck went to Minden to
work in the station there Tuesday.
Will Hamler came over from Tenant
and spent Sunday with his family.
The band concert Saturday evening
was pronounced fine by musical ex-
perts.
Bonnie Young, of Greeley, was an
over Sunday visitor of Flossie Nc
Aninch.
DR.. Oldaker has purchased the
Carpenter property in the eastern part
of town.
Ralph Hawks, former resident of
Extra, but now of Chicago, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Bert Jeffries, of Redfeld, was
here last week with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Jobs.
Fred Cotton returned from Vinton
Friday where he had been by the bed
side of his mother.
George Young and family, of
Wayne, Neb., arrived in Extra for a
short visit Tuesday evening.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve ice cream in the park Sat
urday afterdoon and evening.
A wedding in high life. One of
Extras -Four Hundred" will be
married next Sunday. We dare not
tell.
DR.. Richards will be in Extra Tues
day, June q, with a full line of spec
tacles and eye glasses. Examination
free.
Messrs. Ernest Powell, Wyman Har-
vey, John Crane and Frank Hensley
boarded the train Friday evening for
Omaha.
Mayor Andrews was at Council
Bluffs last week attending to business
in connection with the Gearhart
estate.
DR.. Riley returned from Spring HILL
ILL.,, Saturday. His mother returned
with him and will spend the summer
in Extra.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
serve dinner in the park the Fourth,
as has been their custom for number
of years.
Mrs. Margaret Hamlin, called
AUNT Peggy" by her many friends,
is on the sick list this week and under
the care Of a physician.
Rev. Aten attended district confer
ence at Perry last week and also went
to IndianOla to see his son who is
student at the school there.
Miss Mabel Keith, of Audubon, was
an Extra visitor the last of the week
and attended the chapter of the O. +.
S. of which she is member.
Mrs. Aten and daughters Dorcas
and Ruby attended strawberry festi-
val last Saturday at the home of Rev.
Beckhart near Atlantic.
Mrs. Sam Brown is selling her
household goods preparatory to re-
moving to California where her hus-
band is doing a fOurishing business
in the real estate line.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Dimick went to
Des Moines to be present at the mar
riage of their grandson Harry Holden.
Only a short time ago Harry was a
little boy in our midst.
Ross Powell, nephew of Pastmas ter
Powell, is now clerking at the post
Office in the place of Miss Anna
Gruby' Young Powell is student at
the State University at Iowa City.
Lille Pearle Danielson, reader and
elocutionist, was not greeted by a
large and enthusiastic audience at the
M. E. church Tuesday evening. What
can she expect with such name?
Misses Vivian Deweese and Clara
Whitfield, both teachers in Greeley,
held a picnic at Mr.. Griffin's to cele-
DEdI6 VIC ClOSluS vi Iho 0OILh' hC
program was good, the dinner excel
lent, the children happy and all had
= their pictures taken by Photographer
Flick.
The Athletic Association is now a
full blown institution, having adopted
a constitution and bylaws, and elected
the requisite officers. The Athletic
park was formally opened Friday af-
| ternoon. All the members and invited
guests were present. Games of base
ball, croquet, tennis, blackman, drop
the-handkerchief, humble de pep, etc.
, were INDUCED in with great hilarity.
n A bountiful supper was spread picnic
Il fashion and all enjoyed themselves,
M and when darkness compelled, went
Vkhome tired and happy.
ROSS.
Mrs. Ruhs who has been visiting
her sons at Ross left Wednesday for