Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-07-30
Extra News And Notes

N. P. Christensen is back to our city
again after being down in Kansas for
several weeks.
The Extra base ball team accompan.
ed by the band and a few of the Extra
people went to Lewis. Sunday, on the
excursion. 1t was a beautiful day and
large crowd attended the game. The
Extra team won by score of IL to 0,
it was not a very exciting game as it
was too much one sided to enjoy it real
good, but the people report a good
time and hope that there may be
another excursion to some point so
that all may attend.
Mary Gill is back to work again at
the telephone Office after taking a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Frank Gault and Mrs. j. M
Dimick visited Sunday at the Colee
home out by North Branch.
Mrs. George Knox has been on the
sick list the past week, being confined
to her bed the greater part of the time,
but at this writing they think she is
on the mend
Effie Williams is back to work at
the e. d. Cotton store after taking a
weeks vacation. She visited with her
friends at Anita during that time.
John Nelson has been going about
the past week with a very sore foot
which made it very unhandy for him
to be about.
Dora Johnson is back at the P. M
Christensen home after visiting few
days with friends at Elkhorn. She re-
ports very good time.
The boys at the Nick Doffing drug
store received two very good pictures
of Nick Doffing and Will Johnson
They were looking we'll and hearty
and said they were enjoying the trip.
Mrs. III. P. Hansen and children OF
this city visited the past week at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Mike Flynn,
who resides near North Branch.
Word was received from Mrs. Foley
Herrick, Sunday. She stood the oper-
alton and at that writing was doing
nicely.
Hans Marqueson, who purchased al
auto last week, had little accident
the first day and so he decided he did
not want to take the time to run an
auto SO returned the auto to the shop
in Atlantic.
Mrs. j. /. Hensley returned home
Saturday from Columbus, Kansas,
where she was called by sickness some
few days ago.
Mrs. Wilson Is the name of the new
lady in the milliner store. She pur-
chased of Mrs. Austin Guernsey.
Hans Marqueson and Son will move
their store to Elk Horn on September
One and Ed Cotton, across the street,
will occupy the Rendleman building
Babe" Towne, the former White
Sox catcher, and his bunch of-ball
players will be over from Coon Rapids
next Sunday for game.
The Christian Science people about
Extra are building church, up in the
Heights.
j. B. Connrardy arrived at home
yesterday from an extended western
trip.
Earl Thomas has gone to Athens,
Ohio, to work for the North Western
Yeast Company.
1t was our privilege yesterday to
witness the ball game between Mary
vile, Missouri, and the Extra teams
on the latter's grounds and consider
ing that they are all emi-profession-
ais and their man on the firing line
was pitching for the Pueblo Western
League club last year our boys put up
game fight as the score will phow
They are playing the second game this
afternoon and will play the third one
tonight by electric light. The score:
MARYvILLE- 90 202 0 0-5
EXTRA -------0 0 O 90 / o.
Batteries, for Extra, Chase and
Valerius; Maryville, Gus Williams
and Robert Crittenden. Umpire was
Charles Findlay.