Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-06-17
Extra News And Notes

Sunday. Going long?
Charles White from Audubon was
in town one day this week.
Mrs. Witthauer visited in Audubon
this week with her sister Mrs. Charles
Wilde
Edwin Delahoyde was up TO Water
loo last week attending the Bankers
Association.
Essie Herrick and Mrs. Kirk Knox
were with their Audubon friends last
Friday forenoon.
The boys had quite a little sport
with some trick horses the traders had
in town last week.
We understand the Christian minis.
ter Mr.. Manley will occupy the par
sonage after this week.
Henry Kruger has bought the j. c.
Powell meat market and we are sure
will have a nice patronage.
Grace Lancelot has come home to
stay, she taking the place of the city
editor who resigned last week.
Chal Sturgeon and wife we're here
from Eddyville last week on "a visit tc
his parents. w. G. Sturgeon and wife
Herbert Watterson from Sioux City
was here a few days this week calling
on his father, Robert Watterson. and
sister Mrs. Klever.
Mrs. Doll Spoo went to Walnut on
Tuesday to make arrangements for a
monument to be placed at the grave
of her late husband.
Basil Sargent and Jake White oil
the Merchant Crews at Atlantic have
gone W to Humboldtto play ball with
the team of that town.
John Hicks has sold his interest in
the mercantile stock known as Hicks
and Campbell and we understand con-
templates moving out west.
George Leffingwell, Jr. who has been
aeaching school and clerking in Fred
Cotton's grocery on Saturdays went
to Des Moines Monday to attend col
lege, taking a normal course.
Extra will play ball on lex Sunday
June 20 with Atlantic in that city. An
excursion will be run that day going
down at the usual time and returning
about six O'Clock in the evening.
The Danish Ladies' Aid Society will
hold a Bazarr at Extra on Saturday,
June 10. Many fancy articles will be
for sale. 1t will continue all day and
they will haveice cream and coffee you
can buy. Proceeds to apply on the
church debt.
Anita ball players came yesterday
for a game and were sem home defeat
ed by a count of six for Extra; two for
Anita, Cliff McCarl and John Riley
divided honOrs on the pitchers slab
for Extra with Finnie at the receiving
end and they whitfield a long string OF
Anita men.
Extra and Guthrie Center played a
game of ball in Extra last Sunday.
The visitors caused a big COB of gloom
to settle down upon the fans by rum
ming in five scores the first inning:
then McCarl got stingy, they scored
no more and the game ended six to five
in favor of Extra.
An elevating, wholesome and re-
freshing entertainment will rest and
improved both mind and body of every
OuO VIII uLIcIuS AuuuDOu NIldUbduuud
this year on the Albert A. Armstrong
night. Not a moving picture show but
high class Interpretation of MASTER
pieces such as that pretty story Lorna
Doone, and Sky Pilot.
The Treble Cleft met last week with
Mrs. Fred Cotton. After the lesson a
short program was given. The Misses
Clara Whitfield and Laural Hawk we're
guests ofthe club, also ProfessorJohn
Rodam of Audubon. Miss Lima
BrinkerhOff gave q selection. on the
piano and Miss Hawk favored the club
with several vocal numbers. Professor
Rodam entertained the ladies with fine
violin music until the hostess served
lunch.
A letter from Mrs. Frank butcher
nee Ethel Shindler to her people at
North Branch says she and her hus.
band have bought a place between
Seattle and Tacoma, Washington and
are having a cottage built thereon.
They are on the interurban line and a
fifteen minutes ride takes them to the
city. Mr.. butcher bought three acres
and will raise fruit and vegetables.
They are we'll pleased with their pros
pective new home-"MATILDA," in
The Guthrian.
AT HYMEN'S ALTAR
At the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Findlay, in Marine,
Iowa, on Thursday, June II, 1909, will
occur the marriage of Ruth Mercedes
Findlay to Harry w. Bovee. of Anita
Miss Findlay is a former teacher in
the Anita public schools, and many
friends wish her a world of happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bovee will be at home
in this city after July first, taking pos
session of the residence property now
occupied by o o. Conley and family.
The Anita Tribune.
Extra will celebrate July Fourth on
the Fifth, and these committees will
look after the arrangements:
President of the Day-John Dimick.
Marshal ofthe Day-John /. Hensley
Salute-Captain Samuel ID. Harm.
Finance-Hugh Smith, John Knox,
John Hicks.
Speaker-W, j. Lancelot, and j. G.
Powell.
Printing-Willis Workman and w.
j. Lancelot.
Grounds and Privileges-H. Barn
holdt, j. B. Rendleman, J. G. Bradley
Street Attractions-A. w. Harvey,
Edwin Delahoyde, j. 0. Howard.
Sports-H. Barnholdt, Mr.. Matheny
John Dimick.
Program-W. j. Lancelot and the
Chairmen of Each Committee.
Music-Edwin Delahoyde, Adam
Seibert, Henry Bush, Miss Nelson.
Decorations-G. G. McCarl, Andrew
Jensen, c. O. Neese. Fred Smith, j. b.
j. Lohner, Willis Workman, Misses
Verna Lancelot, Dena Hensley, Mary
Powell, Eloween Dimick, Carrie Gault,