Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-06-10
Extra News And Notes

Amber Kelsey is visiting at Yale.
Yes Extra will celebrate July Five!
Doctor Jacobson's father from Lake
View is here visiting his son and wife
The Fourth of July committees we're
appointed and they will be named next
week.
Wash Houston from Texas is here
visiting the Houston and Rendleman
families.
j. b. J. Lohner and Nels Johnson
went to Coon Rapids on business last
Monday.
There is a new girl baby now at the
John Il. Lohner home, born Thursday
June 3, 1909.
Grace Lancelot arrived from Mime
sofa Sunday and has taken up her
duties as local editor OF The Journal.
Uncle William Bintner is now up in
South Dakota with his daughter and
family, to be gone a couple of months
OF more.
Mrs. Charles Houston and daughter
Flora Belle expect to leave for North
Dakota soonto pass the summer with
Mr.. Houston.
Uncle Louis Born and wife we're up
at Audubon Tuesday calling upon his
granddaughter Miss Bessie Watson
and their many other friends.
Miss Essie Herrick and Miss Laura
Hawk, both just home from school,
have been giving our people a treat
at the Sunday evening services in the
Christian church.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Mersedes Findlay Of
Marine and Mr.. Harry Bovee of Anita
the happy event to occur on June II,
1909-Atlantic Telegraph.
Van Hellyer, who has been in the
employ of The Journal at Extra, for
rest and an indefinite time for his va
cation. He will remain here until he
a sell his residence.
George H. Morey was born Deem
Der 16, 1856, and died near Extra,
Iowa, June 7, 1909. Services at the
Methodist church on Wednesday after
noon June 9, conducted by Rev. E. A.
Bates, and interment in Extra Gene
terry. Obituary next week.
Because of the rain last week Extras
ball team was unable to play with the
Atlantic Merchant Greys, but a date
for June 20 has been fixed for a game
in that city, upon which occasion a
special train will be III on the branch
and we'll give 'em what the Paddy
gave the drum a deal of q beatin'.
We call your attention to the Royal
English Rand Bell Ringers who will
give two splendid concerts at Audu-
bon Chaqtauqua, a prelude before the
afternoon lecture and full concert in
evening. There are eight expert ma
nipulators of two hundred and fifty
perfectly toned chimes They leave
England only in time to fill their en-
gagement with Redpath-Vawter Chau-
tauqua.
Charles Hunt resigned as manager
of the Extra Base Ball team and Jim
Bradley takes his place. Rest of the
officers are Mr.. Cliff McCarl, Captain;
Ralph Aawks, Secretary; John Knox,
Treasurer. Next Sunday we play with
Adair on the home diamond. Next
week some day Anita crosses bats with
Extra here in the park. June ~ an
excursion will be run to Atlantic, u
boys play there that day. July Fourth
our boys play at Atlantic in the morn
ing and at Smiths Lake in afternoon.
July fifth we play two games with the
Atlantic boys here at Extra, one in
the morning and another in the after
noon. We expect some good games
for the next few weeks.
A CEMETERY MEETING!
On Wednesday, June Is, The Gene
terry Association wants everyone to
meet with them and help clean up the
Cemetery grounds. Come early in the
morning; and at 2 of the clock, in the
afternoon a sale will be made of the
old fence. For further inquiry see the
secretary, Doctor L. j.. Oldaker.
HENSLEY AND HoCAMP
Last Sunday evening, June 6, 1909,
at s of the clock Mr.. Albert Hocamp
and Miss Martha Hensley marched
into her mother, Mrs. William E.
H~ensley's parlor up in Greeley town.
ship, Audubon county, Iowa, to the
strains Of Mendelsohns wedding march
played by Miss Grace Hocamp, sister
of the groom. Under a bower of flow
ers Rev. E. A. Bates, pastor of the
Extra Methodist church, pronounced
the words which made this estimable
coupleIone. Only relatives and close
friends we're present to witness the
happy event, after which an elegant
supper was served. They received
many valuable gifts at the hands of
friends, and went to housekeeping at
once on the butcher farm. May this
worthy couple have all the prosperity
and happiness possible.