Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-10-03

as 10 now ne SnOuld act at the UaOle
In the restaurant here last Saturday ht
was so ungentlemanly as to pour cream
and catsup in the sugar bowl and Il
throw bread over the dining room. Il
was necessary to call the marshall. II
he had drank less ''Old Taylor" and
more Adams Ale" he undoubtedly
would not have had to pay fine fol
his actions at the dinner table.
Gene and Charlie Porter bought the
South Side Cafe stock last week and will
move it into the building vacated by NJ,
Jensen, where they expect to serve short
orders and carry line of confectionery
and cigars. We wish them success as
they are worthy young men. Mr.. Nee.
ley and Mr. Cochran are undecided as
to what they will 90, but will remain in
Extra for the present.
Mrs. L. P. Christensen, who has been
sick o-long died at her home Friday,
aged 81 years, l month and Z days.
Funeral services were held Sunday at
the Danish Lutheran church in Extra,
Rev, Christensen officiating. Interment
in Extra cemetery We extend to Mr..
Christensen and children our sympathy.
j. l. Hensley and j. M. Dimick have
formed partnership in real estate bust
ness and you will make no mistake in
listing your farms with them. They
will continue buying stock and pay the
top price for the same.
A club dance was given in the K. p.
Hall Wednesday evening and was en-
ioyed by all present. The Italian or
chestra was appreciated by everyone
who went to hear them, even though
they didn't dance.
j. Atkinson and family moved into
the w. Kline property in Woodlawn
Park this week and Mr.. Green moved
20 the NJ. Jenen house vacated by Mr..
Atkinson.
w. Kommess has so far recovered as
to be taken to the home of his brother
Clas' He was able to walk down town
Monday. The nurse has returned to her
home.
w. Hockenberry was calling on rela.
tives and friends here over Sunday. He
las host of friends who are always
glad to see him back.
t. Seibert, who has been working on
the j. Wheeler farm returned home
saturday and started to school Monday
The moving picture show is giving a
change of program each evening and
large crowds are attending.
B. Hamlin has a Car of pears and APP
ples on the track, which he is selling to
the people in this vicinity.
Vern Cochran and wife moved into
the Bennett property on w. Washing
ton street Saturday.
Rev Lawton, of the NJ. E. church
preached at Buck Creek last Sunday but
will be here Sunday.
f. Anders went to Omaha Saturday
to visit his daughter Inez and attend
the Ak-sar-ben.
Mrs. Kate Janer left Thursday for
st. Paul to care for her sister who was
dangerously i'll.
JAS. Rendleman, the obliging clerk
began work in the f. H. Cotton grocery
store Monday.
Mrs. G. Jenkins, who has been sick
for three weeks is able to sit up part
of the time.
Mrs. G. Knutsen and daughter Bertha
of Brayton, were shopping in Extra
Monday.
Ramona Simpson. of Audubon spent
Saturday night with her grandparents.
A. w. Harvey and wife and B. Swain
went to Omaha Thursday on business.
Mrs. G. Carl and SON Adrain returned
from their visit in Minnesota Friday.
A good many from here are attending
the Ak.sar-ben this week in Omaha.
Nick Doffing was an out of town pas
senger on the south train Thursday.
Prospects are good for several wedd-
ings in Extra in the near future.
G Faulkner and H. Bell, of Anita
we're here on business Thursday.
Mr.. Smith the shoemaker moved into
the NJ. E. Parsonage this week.
John Riley is having an auction sale
on his jewelry stock this week.
d. Workman has opened shoe shop
just east of the postoffice.
B. Carver, of Anita was a business
caller in Extra Monday,
c. Hockenberry went to Des Moines
Wednesday on business.
Agnes Delaney returned to her home
in Menlo last Tuesday.
Mrs. Copnrardy's dressmaking class
finishes Saturday.
Chas. Hunt was on the list the first
o. the week.
Mrs. LISA Gault is on the sick list
tiis week.