Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-06-13
Extra Echoes.

Will Doffing went to Atlantic on
business, Tuesday.
Marshall Smith of this city was in
Audubon on business, Tuesday.
Edwin Delahoyde went out west,
Sunday, to attend to some business in
his line for few days.
Marshall Smith had the bad luck,
this week, to lose valuable young
colt he priced very highly.
Joe Nile, of Atlantic, was in our
city several days the past week visit
ing his friend, Fred Wilkens.
Mr.. Disbrow, piano tuner from
Atlantic, was in our city this week
tuning some of the Instruments,
Frank Kreamer and Will Delahoyde
accompanied Fred Wilkens home, last
Saturday, and spent Sunday with
him.
Hon. Lyman Cooper, of Wyoming,
spent several days this week in this
city visiting at the Il. ID. Powell home.
The Extra base ball team went over
to Anita, last Tuesday, to play game
Extra, five: Anita, six.
McCarl, one of the ball boys who
are here from Davenport, went to his
home last Saturday to spend a few
days with his parents visiting.
Harry Hash, who had been on va
cation out in california for some time,
is home again and commenced work
ing, last Saturday, at the Petersen
and Jessen store.
Reverend Stevenson, of Atlantic.
the Presiding Elder of the Methodists,
was in our city last Sunday and spoke
morning and evening at the Methodist
church.
Mike Noel and wife, from over by
Casey, drove over to the William
Bintner farm south of town, last Sat
urday, and visited over Sunday with
this good family
The ladies of the Congregational
church who had Waffle Supper in
the Cook building, last Saturday
evening, did first-class, they taking
in something near the forty dollar
mark.
Neal Jensen and Win Minerman.
who are now in the real estate bust
ness at Macintosh, New Mexico, came
to our city, last Saturday, to visit
with their parents and old friends q
few weeks.
Following are the people who went
Extra to Dubuque on the excursion
last Sunday: William Bintner, Sr. !;
s. ID. Harm, Peter Tharnish, ST.,
Anton Maurer. z. Lair, John Peter
man, FL. F. Andrews.
The Register and Leader of Tuesday
says the State Supreme Court handed
down a decision in the case of Marie
Hehsley against Davidson Brothers,
for personal injuries, reversing the
decision of Judge w. III. McHenry
The opinion was written by Judge
Laid, McLain and Bishop dissenting.
While the Extra ball team was over
at Anita t'other day one of the Anita
players laid chip on his shoulder
when one of our fellers promptly
knocked it off and they will have the
battle out upon the Extra diamond
tomorrow afternoon. On Sunday our
boys will go out to Walnut to play a
game with the club in that town.
Clyde May and wife, who reside
about three miles south and east from
Extra, were called upon to mourn the
| death of their Oldest and only son,
Little Guy Franklin May. last Satur-
day morning, June s, 1907. The little
boy was one year and nine months old
at time of death. He had been ailing
/ for about three weeks, and was only
| bad few days before his death; the
cause being spinal meningitis. The
funeral was held in Brayton last Sun
day afternoon at two o'clock Mr.. Nels
Sorenson, OF Brayton, preaching the
sermon and the body was laid to rest
in the Oakfeld Cemetery Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde May have the sympathy
of many friends during their sad and
dark hours.