Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-06-30
NEWS FROM EXTRA

Mrs, Boy Herrick visited in Atlantic
Monday.
Bessie Witthauer returned from Indi
anola Saturday.
Jim Walker made a business trip to
Des Moines Monday.
Puma Freeman of Brayton called OH
Extra friends Monday
The Kommes and Hensley automobiles
went to Atlantic Wednesday.
Eta Spencer came down from Hamlin
Monday to visit with Carrie Gault.
Steve Hemstreet entertained his aunt
and cousin from Des MONIES this week
Roy Dryden returned from Canada
Monday and reports it pretty dry mp
there.
Vern Hamlin left for his home out in
Nebraska, after visit here with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Jim Jenkins and babies, from
Anita, visited old friends in Extra over
Sunday
The Thursday Club ladies enjoyed n
picnic Thursday, returning late i'll the
evening.
Jim Henry of Des Moines went home
Monday following short visit with
Clyde Dimick.
George Preston of Audubon came in
an automobile party to see the GliddenS
glide by and also to visit his daughter
Mrs. d. Bell
Duff Varney is expected in Extra this
visit with friends,
The Danish ladies held Bazaar in the
old gallery building Saturday which
was quite good success.
Anna Hansen's mother is very i'll at
her home on North Street Old age and
the heat being against her
Frances and Margaret Hensley left
Monday for Burlington, Wyoming, to
visit their father Charles Hensley
The Park has thirty new seats, the
band stand has been treated to a coat OF
paint and new steps. Hurrah for The
Booster Club
Mrs. Doctor Lanritzen and children
of Sandusl<y, Ohio, and her mother Mrs
John G.. Davis of Audubon were visit
ing in Extra Saturday
John Dimick, his wife and daughter
Lima Brinkerhoff, Muriel Koob, Frank
Dimick took in the automobile races at
Atlantic Wednesday.
A dance was given Thursday for the
nurses Misses Egbert, Baldwin, Nc
Cocadale who left for their home in
Chicago Tuesday after pleasant week
at the Connrardy home. A fine time is
reported
Charles Houston of North Dakota is
here packing his household goods, hay
ing sold the residence to Peter Wilson.
Judge Houston bought this place when
Extra first started and it has remained
III the family ever since, so it will seem
strange to see others there.
The Trebel Cleft Club met at the
pleasant home of Berta Gano, Thursday
After the lesson and musical conun-
drums a program was given in which
Misses Egbert, Baldwin, McCocfadale
participated, being guests of the club.
Mrs. Voorhees, assisted the hostess III
serving delicate lunch and very en-
joyable afternoon was spent.
The Glidden Tourists piloted from
the Cass county line by Hans Hansen,
passed through Extra Tuesday morning.
John Dimick leading the way over
to Guthrie Center. Every business house
was decorated with flags, and streets
crowded. Our band played in the Park
and the tourists did not go SO fast but
they could wave their answer in due
appreciation.
Tuesday when the Gliddenites were
due to pass over the River to River
Road an old fend Of farmer in the
edge of Guthrie county went and piled
brush on the smooth part of the road
in front of his place but neighbor got
busy with the telephone and informed
County Attorney Charles Hughes, at
Guthrie Center, an enthusiastic auto
mobilist, he got Sheriff Delahoyde in an
automobile, buzz-z-z went the auto and
they were soon at the home of Mr.. farm
er and the brush was removed before
the Gliddenites arrived When Dali
Lewis and the bunch stopped ut the
Center they informed Hon. e. w. Weeks
and Messrs. John Foster and Thomas j.
Foster that the River to River Road
was the finest stretch of track in the
United States. Fifty school children
with flags We're at one place and waved
bonnie voyage to the tourists. Mr. Lewis
reached the Slavery Hotel in Des NIoines
at half-past two afternoon.