Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-09-26

Mrs. Marshall Smith is being visit
ed by her sister, Mrs. j. w Shearer,
who arrived from Abilene, Kansas,
one day last week.
THOSE EXTRA TENNIS PLAYERS
A party of tennis players hailing
from the neighboring town of Extra
came to town yesterday to try their
skill on the local tennis court against
some of their friends here. The visit
ing players were Edwin Delahoyde, of
the Exchange Bank; G. ID. Findlay, a
druggist; L. j. Oldaker, a dentist; j.
W. Kaufman, who travels out of Des
Moines. Singly and in teams the Wis
itors put up a stiff game of tennis and
it is to,the credit of the Atlantic men
that they won three out of the four
matches of singles, and split even with
the visitors on the doubles. The Extra
players were rot only good hands at
the tennis game but were also very
genial party, and although the day
was spent in the hardest kind of play
ing yet it was a holiday for all. The
following is the score in Singles:
c ID Findlay------------ 81
Earl Porter So
j w Kaufman
w e Wisls er--- Go
Edwin Delahoyde -8-4-4
Ed Worthing $3.50
l. j Oldaker-
G A McMichael .G-8
DOUBLES
Oldaker and Kauffman---6-3-2
Wissler and McMichael -4-6-6
Findlay and Delahoyde-------6-6
Porter and Worthing
They came down in Mr.. Delahoyde's
automobile and left for home shortly
after the games were inished-Thurs-
day Atlantic Democrat.
A FORMER EXTRA MERCHANT DEAD
A message was received on Monday
bearing the sad news that Mr. George
Young, we'll known business man
here few years ago, had died at five
O'Clock this morning at his home in
Correctionville, Iowa. He had been
sick about five months, of Bright's
disease, and theend had been expected
The body will arrive at Marne, Wed
nesday night; funeral services will be
held in the Christian church at Lewis
at one O'Clock on Thursday afternoon
and burial will take place in the Lewis
Cemetery Deceased was born and
raised in Pottawattamie county and
when young man he married Miss
Effie Nellis daughter of Mr.. an d
Mrs l.. ID. Nellis who, together with
their son lad of twelve years, sur
vive him. Mrs. Young is niece of
j. III. Marshall and is related to the
Trailers. Inthe death of George Young
many men lost good friend and the
people of the community in which he
lived have lost an upright citizen and
an honest man. lie was a member
of the Mabcabee Lodge. of Extra, and
they were the first ones that received
word: and large number from here
expect to attend his funeral. George
was fine man and has many warm
friends still living in Extra. All the
friends extend their heartfelt sympathy
to Mrs. Young during the bereave-
ment from the death of her husband.
]. C. Powell and Ralph Tilley went
to Audubon, Monday, in Mr.. Powell's
auto and they left the machine in c..
A. Petty's gerage till the next day to
have the wheels doctored little.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde came home
Monday after good visit with rela-
tives up at Audubon.
Mrs, Roscoe Turner, who had been
down at Menlo visiting her brother
the past week, returned Tuesday.
Mrs. George Hardenbrook, of Okla
homa, has been here this week visit
ing old time friends.
Mrs. Todd from Dakota is visiting
friends about the city this week.