Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-20
Extra News And Notes

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week visiting with friends.
Ethel Smith, of Audubon, was in
our city Sunday at the home of her
grandfather, j. B. Connrardy.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde and daugh-
err, Annette Delahoyde returned from
Lake Okoboji, first of the week.
Doctor Oldaker and Edwin Della
hoyde were among those who attended
the Atlantic Chautauqua, last Sunday
A number of the disciples of Isaac
Walton about Extra have been catch
ing some very fine fish out of 'Botna
the past few days.
Father Weiland and nephew Albert
Weilandreturned Friday from Carroll
and u fsw days out at Lake View.
They repart very pleasant time.
Doctor Newton purchased fine new
Ford runabout automobile this week
and now when he receives call he can
be there quicker than you can say scat
Uncle p. Gilroy was very sick man
the first of the week, being confined
t. his bed the greater part of the time.
His friends hope he may soon be we'll.
The Extra Concert Band has been
engaged To furnish sweet sound for the
county fair, next month. The boys
will pitch tent on the grounds and
be veritable Gypsies.
Edith A. Smith, the music teacher,
enjoyed a visit first of the week from
her mother whose home is out at
Council Bluffs. A younger sister who
had hnpn hppn visit
with her.
A letter from Sandusky, Ohio, to
Edwin Delahoyde, received on Satur-
day, conveyed the pleasing news that
at the middle part of last week wee
mite bOnny baby girl was born to his
sister. Mrs. MollIe Delahoyde-Leake.
Ed Young and j. B. J. Lohner de-
parted Monday for Southern Alberta,
Canada, and these good farmers went
along: Homer KOob, Race Rogers,
Bernie Bintner, Lawrence Bintner,
sam Schartf, j. Bowen. Harm Rice,
c. McVey, Fred Bartlett, Junior, w.
D. Stanley, Andy Baylor.
The Extra ball boys went over to
Anita. Tuesday, to play with the team
there. Its war to the knife and knife
to the hilt between these two clubs and
this game was hard fought, resulting
in Five counts for Anita; Three for
Extra. Then each bunch hereabouts
seem to play best in their own yard.
Charles Milliman and wife drove
over to the hills of Guthrie county one
day last week to visit her sister, Mrs.
Fred Delahoyde When they returned
their niece, Kathleen Delahoyde came
with them who passed a few days call
ing on hermany friends who were right
glad to meet that young lady once
more.
Fred Delahoyde came over from his
Guthrie county farm, Monday, and
returning was accompanied by his
daughter, Kathleen Delahoyde. The
first of next week Mrs. Fred Delahoyde
where she will sojourn and keep house
for her two daughters who are employ
ed in the schools there.
Mrs. Joe Gearhart received tele-
gram, last of the week, saying that
her brother, Mack Thomas, had been
frightfully burned at his home down
in Aztec, New Mexico. The same
means of communication sent a very
urgent call to his brother-in -law, G.
L.. Bison, at Brayton, to come and
that gentleman immediatel y responded
Extra was flooded again Saturday
night. The river rose rapidly and
remained so until nearly morning
when the waters began to recede. IL
was peculiar sight, as up in East
Extra they we're riding about in their
automobiles while the people in West
Town were shut in or surrounded by
angry waters.
Judge D. NJ. Harris, of Missouri
Valley, made visit to Clarinda re-
Gently, where his daughter now lives,
and while there celebrated his Eighty
Seventh birthday. He is the father of
Mrs. John Crane, of this city, and in
1857 built the first log school house in
the county, down in Hamlin's Grove;
he was also q pioneer attorney and
editor.
The American Bloomer Girls and
Extra ball team played last Thursday
on the Extra diamond. There was not
very large crowd present and those
who did go wished they had stayed at
at home as only three ladies played /
and one of them was taken out after
the fourth inning. Extra people think
these lady ball players are big fake,
advertising ladies and then playing