Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-05-10
a" EXTRA ECHOES.

Ed Cotton made business trip to
Chicago last week.
Mrs. DR.. Bishop returned to her
home in Yale Wednesday,.
Mrs. L. Gault and children Sunday
ed out at Johnny Dimmicks.
Mrs. Neal Jensen of Audubon was
Sunday visitor in our city.
Miss Ethyl Riley was a business
caller in Atlantic Wednesday,.
A new cement walk was laid in
front of Oluf Jensen's Monday.
John Knox and family are nicely
located in the Bert Parrot house.
Will Donaldson of Audubon was
calling on friend in town Sunday.
The Atlantic and Extra ball teams
crossed bats at Atlantic Wednesday,.
J. B. COnnrardy is on the sick list.
The grip has gotten good hold of him.
Grandma Hamlin was able to sit in
her chair little while Sunday morn
ing. s.
Mrs. Robert Olliphant was visiting
her son and family in Atlantic last
week.
]. G.. Powell writes that he is enjoy
ing life in the east but will soon start
home.
DR.. and Mrs. Jacobsen made pro-
fessional call to Audubon last Thurs
day morning.
Gus Gault has returned from Colo
RADIO but will go back to that country
in few weeks.
Mr.. Simpson is having some re-
pairing done on the telephone lines in
and around Extra.
Sam Jensen was down from Audu-
bon Sunday to visit friends and at
tend the ball game. N
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Knox are made
happy again by the arrival of new
baby boy last week.
Foley Herrick has had a new CO.
ment walk laid in front of his home
on Washington street.
Glenn Bruner and wife are the proud
parents of of new baby girl born to
them one day last week.
Miss Ethel Freeman of Audubon
spent Sunday in our city with her
friend Miss Grace Lawrence.
Miss Ina Anders attended the May
Pole dance in Atlantic Tuesday eve
ming returning Thursday morning.
Nicholas Bintner has had carpenter
Chas. Milliman make some improve
ments on his fine farm south of Extra.
The school teachers of both Audu-
bon and Extra had jolly picnic In
the beautiful woods just south of town
last Saturday.
Brayton and Extra played a good
game of base ball in the new park
Sunday afternoon, Extra winning by
a score of 3 to 4.
Bert PARROT returned from his trip
to Canada last Saturday. He has
decided to move his family to Attain
tic for the present.
w. A. Harvey and wife were given
a surprise party last Saturday even
ing, large crowd was out and all en-
ioyed pleasant evening.
MT. SndS. hOnuiSS duu DTluS re-
turned from their wedding trip last
week and they will be at home In the
little red brick house one mile south
of Extra.
Geo. McClain and son Gale return
ed from their trip to Canada Satnr-
day. The climate does not agree with
them so they have decided not to To-
cate in that country.
Oluf Jensen has bought out the
millinery goods belonging TO Misses
Jensen and Bruner. The business
will be conducted by Miss Jensen in
the same place until later when IL will
be moved into the store.
| Rev. j. X. Jensen arrived In our
city last week from Hartland, Wis.
and settled in the NJ. Il. parsonage.
They have rented the church and will
conduct services there hereafter. Rev,
Jensen will also fill the pulpits part
OF the time at Atlantic and Hamlin,
! We are prepared to do all kinds OF
| tile ditching, work guaranteed.