Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-07-18
EXTRA

as usual. Batteries for Extra, Cotton
and Graham; Guthrie Center, Ebersole
and Hubert; hits off Cotton. 3: Ebersole
); errors by Extra, 4; Guthrie Center /.
Score Extra 3, Guthrie1. Gal Nice ain
in the lead with batting average of 412
Walnut and Extra will play ball on
the local diamond next Sunday July 81.
When George Jones, the youngest
son of Grant Jones and wife of this
city was coasting down hill with the
running gears of buggy last Friday
morning he lost control of his car
and was upset in ditch breaking both
bones of his left leg below the knee and
bruising the other leg quite badly. He
is resting quite easy at present but it
will be some time before he will be able
to take another such 'joyride. -
Last Sunday morning when J. w
Alsup was out riding with his two
! little children the horse became fright
ened throwing the children out but Mr.
Alsup caught the little boy before he
had struck the ground but the little
girl fell to the ground and the back
wheel passed over her neck and face
bruisirg it terrible but luckily no bones
were broken. 1t was a very narrow
escape.
Leola Sweezy, Lola and Leah Brinker
hoff and Mable Booth and Charley
Porter and Geo. Voss drove to Audubon
last Thursday evening in Voss' car tc
spend the evening with friends and
We're compelled to stay all night on &C
count of the rain.
Nick Sorenson, Gene Wilson, DR.
Riley, DR.. Newton, DR.. Oldaker, Chas
Hunt, and Ed. Delahoyde went to Au
dubon Monday evening to attend the
organization of a State Automobile
Assoc lation.
F. H, Cotton and Mr. Chamberlain,
the chiropractor, from Atlantic have
taken vacation and drove to Iowa
City in the latters car for a ten days
outing up the Iowa river camping and
| fishing.
Mabel Keith of Audubon visited al
the Hansen home from Friday until
Wednesday. Miss Keith taught in the
public school here several years age
and made many friends while here.
Rev. Mintier came up from Des Moines
and had their house hold goods shipped
down there where they expect to make
their future home. At present he is
filling the pulpit at Polk City.
Mr.. Lancelot who has been confined
to his home for so many weeks i
slightly improved but not getting along
as well as his friends and relatives
would like to have him.
E. D. Powell left for Lawrence, Kan.
Saturday evening and will drive his car
back, bringing Mrs. Powell and Babe
along to visit until the fall term OF
school opens.
Miss Carson came up Wednesday to
visit at the Mrs Lizzie Gault and j. ".
Dimick home. She was a teacher in
the Public schools here some time ago.
DR.. J. C. Newton and E. B. Voss re-
turned from Des Moines Thursday
where they went to attend the State
convention of which they were delegates
Mrs. Henry HOFFMAN returned to her
home at Raymond, No, last Thursday
after two weeks visit here with heI
daughter, Mrs Clark Griffin and family.
Phil Hansen and wife who were called
here by the illness of Mrs. Hansen's
father J. W. Lancelot, returned to their
home at st. Paul, MINI, last Saturday
Frank Tompkins was called to Green.
field by the death of his mother last
Wednesday morning. He returned
home again Monday morning.
John l. Hensley and family and Mrs
Walter Copeland took supper at the
Mrs. Minnie Hensley home in Greeley
township last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Beech of Rupert, Idaho,
arrived here last Saturday to visit her
sister, Clara Nelson and aunt and uncles
at the Perry Hansen home.
Mrs. Jay Lancelot and daughter left
for their home at Grasston, Mimi.
Monday. Jay will stay and help care
for his father while.
A large crowd of young folks attend
ed the big dance at Pete Theilans south
of town Saturday evening and all re-
port jolly good time.
Rev. Smith has accepted the call at
the Christian church at this place for
another year instead of going away as
he expected to do.
Iona Houston and Mel Parrot are
keeping bachelors half in the Topsy
Fowler residence south of the Congre-
gational church.
Father Hundt and Miss Stole return
ed from the eastern part of the state
where they have been visiting for the