Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-05-30

Mrs. George Spencer was visiting
at the George Weighton home, up in
Audubon, this week.
John Rendleman purchased fine
piano this week of Nick Dofing which
he placed in his home.
VIM Bush who has been here several
days visiting his friends and relatives
went to his home in Dakota last
Thursday.
Terry's Uncle Tom Show gave a
very good performance Monday even
ing in our city. twas attended by a
very large crowd.
The Ladies of the Thursday Club
met last Thursday at the home of Mrs.
j. E. Herrick south of town. A large
crowd turned out.
| Mrs. Will Hamler from Tenant
came to our city last Sunday to visit
a few days with her parents and also
help with the music for the graduating
exercises in our town.
. Nisheyshin, Shemokeyman' Pa
poose. UNI Earl Brownie heap much
| good ball catcher, behind the bat I'm
| Join Extra ball team Thursday sun
| up, last week.
Mrs. V. b. Hellyer who has been in
such very poor health for some time
went to Omaha Saturday to visit
| few days among several Of her child
rem who reside there. Her friends
hope she may return feeling much bet
| ter.
Nicola is credited with having about
as fast bunch of ball players as
there is TO be found in the western
part of the state. so if you want to see
good game OF base ball Memorial
Day afternoon after three o'clock
wander down to Athletic Park, pay
your quarter and see the Extra and
Nicola boys play. Reese will pitch for
Extra; Earl Brownie will catch; Nc
Carl will play short field: and all the
Extra players Will be on their metal;
and / guess that'll make 'em go some?
Christian w. Bauer, Senior, who
had resided on farm, up in Greeley
township for the past twenty years.
passed away last Saturday morning,
at his home, of paralysis. 1t was
very sudden and unexpected death.
Mr.. Bauer, Senior, was born April 10,
1889, and died May 20, 1907. Funeral
was from the house at half past ten
the next day; the services were held in
the German lutheran church, Rev. +
Cloeter conducting them. and he was
laid TO rest in the Lutheran churhyard
nearby. Mr.. Bauer leaves q wife and
family Of grown up children to mourn
his loss.
Editor II. Fl. (Bob) Harris, OF The
| Missouri Valley Times, is in the city,
| having arrived this afternoon to attend
| the funeral services Of the late James
Warren, whose wife is sister of Mr..
Harris wife, now deceased. He is the
same genial gentleman as ever and
his presence brings ray of sunshine
| into the place he inyades. He is one
| of the best known and best liked of
| the newspaper men of the state, and
| has achieved merited success in his
business. This Office acknowledges a
pleasant call. Wednesday, Atlantic
Democrat.
The Pikers base ball team, of Des
Moines, arrived in our city last
luuTSudy anu pldySu VIC lOllOWiuS
games with the Extra team: They
| played nine inning game on Satur-
| day, the score was three to twelve in
| Des Moines favor. They played six
inning game Sunday the score two to
one in Des Moines favor: and Mon
day Extras pitcher was here, Mr..
Reese, and BROMLEY, the little catch
er, and they played a nine inning
| he hnf MI no ii IN
| favor of Extra. The first two games
Extra played with this team their
boys took inning about to pitch for
they were short pitcher in the team
until the last day and then Mr.. Reese
pitched fine game for Extra.
Program of exercises for the Extra
High School to be held at Methodist
church, Extra, Iowa, on Friday even
ing, May 81. 1907: