Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-06-16
Supplement to the
AUDUBON REPUBLICAN
Thursday, June 16, 1910.
NEWS FROM EXTRA

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Mrs. Chantry's father is visiting at
her home.
Nick Doffing made business trip to
Omaha Monday.
AL Andrews made business trip to
Des Moines on Monday.
Mrs. Ed Bartlett went to Harlan on
Tuesday to visit her sister.
Fred Hopley and wife spent Sunday
in Atlantic, going by auto.
George Gill purchased fine horse
for his nephew Ross Wallace.
Frank Dimick went to Boone Tuesday
with his aunt Mrs. Bradshaw.
John Vandebrake and Glenn Hunt
visited Sunday with Frank Beers.
Cora Layland of Audubon drove down
sin her automobile Tuesday evening.
Fred Hopley and Jim Walker attend
ed an Elk meeting in Atlantic Tuesday.
There were several picnic parties out
Sunday, fishing and enjoying the woods
Glen and Ruel Copeland of Council
Bluffs are visiting the Hensley and the
Copeland families.
Mrs Alfred Voorhees, came Sunday
from Oklahoma to pass the summer at
the parental home.
Bessie Witthauer left Saturday for
Indianola where she will take High
School work in music.
William Thielen and family of Carroll
visited in Extra and at the farm Tues
day, coming in Maxwell car.
Mrs. E. L. Phillips of Griswold came
Saturday and visited over Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Hopley.
Gaylon Cotton came from Grinnell
College Friday to spend vacation with
his parents, Ed Cotton and wife.
The Extra Concert Band gave fine
concert Saturday night, but several
We're frightened away by dark clouds.
Roy Hensley is holding down the posi-
ton of delivery boy in Fred Cotton s
grocery store and giving good satisfac-
ton.
John Dorr and his wife of Sioux City
were here the first of the week visiting
his mother Mrs. Frank Dorr and other
relatives.
Mrs. Gerald Hensley and children left
Friday for Hilrose, Colorado, to join her
husband who has permanent position
at that place.
Children's Day will be observed next
Sunday by the Extra Sunday School at
the Congregational church.
Lima Brinkerhoff and Elowene Dim
ick accompanied Clara Whitfield up to
Audubon Wednesday and visited the
County Normal.
The Methodist ladies served fine sup
per Wednesday evening, and Rev. Har-
ned's blind granddaughter furnished
good entertainment.
E. G. Hatland the piano tuner will be
here about June Twenty-one. Anyone
needing his services please leave orders
with Mrs. Fred Cotton.
Rev. Harned's daughter who visited
her parents over Sunday favored oul
people with some fine vocal selections.
She is quite finished singer
Elowene Dimick went as far as At
lantic last week with Mrs. FL. HI. Dim
lex who returned to Des Moines after
an extended visit here with relatives.
William Fowler started for Nebraska
Tuesday to bring Mes. Haywood, his
wife's sister, here to spend her remain
ing days. She is eighty-four years old
and nearly blind.
Mrs. Charles Houston and daughter
Flora Belle Houston left for their home
in Kathryn, North Dakota, Monday
They will visit ON the way with John
Riley and family at Marathon, Iowa.
Sam McGaffin and wife were called
to Des Moines Saturday on account of
serious illuess of George Strahl. They
returned Monday and report him very
low of pneumonia, but some hopes of
recovery.
The E. D. Cotton store and Chantry
drug store were broken into Tuesday
night, A suit of clothes is reported sto-
len from Cotton's and Bitters from
the drug store Several cellars and
dwellings have been broken into in the
last two weeks.
The Treble Cleft met at the pleasant
home of Mrs. Walter Hockenberry on
Thursday night and the lesson reviewed
and musical program given. A very
dainty lunch was served by the hostess
and the club adjourned to meet with
Miss Gano June Twenty-three.
EXTRA WILL CELEBRATE
At meeting held last week the Extra
citizens decided to celebrate July Four
and appointed these committees:
L. NJ. Rasmussen. President of Day.
John l. Hensley, Marshal of the Day.
Finance.-E u Cotton, John Knox,
James E Walker
Grounds and Privileges Hens
ley, John Dimick, Herman Barnholdt.
Sports-Doctor l. j Oldaker, + M
Winfrey, w f Hopley, III Barnholdt.
Attractions Fred Cotton, Hugh Smith
Edwin Delahoyde.
Speakers-Doctor j G. Newton, Frank
Andrews, L NJ Rasmussen.
Advertising, George Guernsey, w 4
Brinkerhoff, Hans Petersen.
Band Music-John Knox, and Lester
Peterman.
Vocal Music--Edwin Delahoyde, Car
RE Gault, Ellowene Dimick, Clara
Nelson, Mrs Otto Witthauer, Mrs L ]
Oldaker, John / Hensley.
Decorating-E ID Cotton, Emma Fitch,
Mary Campbell. Nels Hansen, Ernest f
Clure, Hub Waterson, John Sorensen,
j b Lohner.
MORE GLIDDEN TOUR DOPE
Tuesday June IA, 1910, Thirty nine
cars, making up The Glidden Tourists,