Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-19
Extra Echoes.

Art Watterson arrived here Tues
day to visit few days with relatives.
S. f. Harm went to Harlan Tuesday
where he expects to remain the rest of
the week.
w. A. Harvey went to Harlan Tues
day where he goes to drive his horse
in the races.
Homer WHITAKER of Anita visited
several days this week with his grand
parents in Extra.
Born to Ed Bartlett and wife in this
city Monday night fine baby girl.
Mother and babe are doing nicely.
Fred and Gayland Cotton, S. E.
Harm and Claude Kelsey were all at.
tending the big ball game in Atlantic
Monday between Omaha and Atlantic.
The Chas. and Geo. Spencer families
arrived home last Friday from Lake
View where they had been fishing for
week. They report fine time
Chas. Spencer took DR.. Jacobsen
and wife and BERTHE Gano to Lake
View Sunday morning in his auto.
They returned home Monday, having
had a fine trip.
John Hunter from over in Guthrie
county has been in Extra several days
visiting. He also speLt some of his
time down south of town at the Smith
Burton home.
N. p Christensen has been seen
this week going about on crutches,
having sprained his ankle quite badly.
He is quite bad OFF now: can't walk
and has no auto.
N. Bintner visited his father in
Omaha last week and returned home
the first of this week. He reports his
father as having very bad spells with
his heart and he thinks it best for him
to remain at the hospital where he
has help almost Immediately during
his bad spells.
Art Christensen who works at the
Vic Anciaux farm in Greeley had his
arm broken last Thursday morning
while trying to throw on the brake to
GO down hill. The brake broke,
throwing him to the ground. scratch
ing his face quite badly and breaking
his left forearm. DR.. Jacobsen was
called and he is doing nicely.
Frank Maurer from over in Greeley
JOOh d lOdU vi lll6u w ANOCd lhSU II
day in his auto. The following gen.
tlemen were in the crowd, E. A. Vor-
hees, Bud Rendlemsn, Chas. Findlay,
| and Chas. May. Mr.. Voorhees, went
| from Avoca to Dakota by rail, w. A.
Harvey returning home in the auto in
his place TO take charge of the bank.
HAPPY HooLIGAN GOT HIS
About the first thing that happened
| Monday after school was convened
was u collision between Happy Hooli-
gan Hopper and Miss Roxie HuycK,
of Extra. The way Happy sits down
shows Miss Huyck got the best of the
argument; and he admits it-Lewis
| Standard.
win G. SOuthwick, we'll known
| former Atlantic young man, who is
now located at Guthrie Center, was
q visitor here yesterday and attended
| the Guthrie Center-Atlantic game. He
was accompanied by his wife and her
parents, Il. j. Foster and wife, also of
Guthrie Center The party made the
trip ia Mr.. Fosters automobile from
the Center to Extra where they were
! joined by Doctor j. G. Newton, and
then they came down the valley. They
returned home Immediately after the
game. Will is now and has been for
long time court reporter in his home
town-Atlantic Democrat.
In speaking of the Omaha Western
4 League and Atlantic Merchant Greys
ball game, at Atlantic last Monday
The Democrat of that city said: The
horror of the first two innings need
not be chronicled. The hobbies and
foozles of the opening innings were
unharmonious chords as the Greys
settled down after they found out the
Omahas could not eat 'em up and the
last six innings were replete with star
work onthe part of the locals. "Monk"
Reese did the pitching for the Greys
during the first six innings and the
criticisms of the Omaha players were
not only kindly but some of them said
that Reese pitched very creditable
game. Sargent closed the game in the
box. The count was Eight to Three.
They each struck out two men.