Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-05-31
EXTRA ECHOES.


Atlantic.
Mrs. John Rendleman is again un-
ker the Doctors care.
Mr.. Boose of west Extra is having
a good siege of the grip.
Mrs. ID. Oldaker was caller to At
lantic one day last week..
Mrs. Matte Hunt is home on visit
with her children and friends.
lilo PARROT of Atlantic spent last
week his with boy chums in Extra.
Miss Frola Born leaves the first of
the week for her duties in New Jersey.
DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Jacobsen Sun
dayed at the home of Johnny Dimick.
Geo. Strahl started for Wyoming
last week to work the coming summer.
Chas. Sturgeon is home from Eddy
vile on q few days visit with his
parents.
Miss Ander Kelsey has had a new
walk laid from her front door to the
street walk.
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder of Audubon
was calling on relatives the first of
the week.
J. o. Howard and family are now
nicely located in their home just south
of the City Hall.
Grandma Hamlin is not improving
as fast as her many friends are hop
ing that she would.
Tho b,,S;paSS mon boya 1ao;da1 70
celebrate the Fourth of July at home.
All preparations are being made.
Kirk Knox is painting the Fullerton
Lumber shed which adds very much
to the looks of the large building.
Miss Hassell returned to her home
in LOrah after spending three weeks at
the home of Mrs. Laura Delahoyde.
DR.. Jacobsen was called to the
home of Mr.. Bellows, Saturday even
ing to prescribe for the gentleman.
A. J. Baylor and Chas. Jacobsen
took fine car of hogs out of their
yards to the Omaha market last week.
Harley Z. Menefee, the captain of
the Ball Team is under the close and
careful watch of DR.. II. A. Jacobsen.
Miss Lillian Hunt returned home
Sunday after a pleasant weeks visit
with her friend, Miss Mabel Robinson
who trims in Dexter.
Mrs. Myrtle Smith went to Audubon
Saturday night and spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. L. E. Simpson,
returning Monday evening.
Miss Del Harris of Missouri Valley
spent few days of last week and un-
til Monday of this week with her rela-
tives, the John Crane family.
Dave Workman and wife of Harlan
were visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
Henry krOeger, and tranSacting bust
ness in our little city the first of last
week.
Mrs. Bert PARROT came up from
their new home in Atlantic, Monday
morning, to remain until after Decor
alton Day with her relatives and
friends.
The Captain Fl. f. Menefee of the
wonders being sick was obliged to
miss the game. A young man from
Audubon took his place in the best
way ne cOuIu.
Mrs. John Crane and grand
daughter, Leah BrinkerhOff, returned
home last Wednesday after a pleas
ant visit with her father, Judge Kanis
of Missouri Valley.
The school programs that were
given the latter part OF last week were
well gotten up and the pupils showed
that they had been we'll trained. A
large attendance filled the church
each evening.
r. Bruner arrived from New Mexico
Friday to look after his hotel and to
move his son, Glen and family to
that country the latter part OF next
week. He reports the family well and
contented.
On last Sunday the ball boys went
to Atlantic to match the merchant
grays. The score being to 0 in
favor of the grays. This was made
in the last half of the 9th inning. This
was a good quiet clean game.
The Hopkins brothers ofDes Moines
will match a good game of ball with
the Extra wonders the 9th of June.
| This promises to be a great game and
it is sure worth coming to see. Re-
member the date June 9th Saturday.
at the Athletic Park.