Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-12-26
EXTRA

The Stockholders of the Extra Drug
Co. held their annual meeting last
Wednesday and elected the following
officers: A. w. Harvey, Pres; P. NJ
Christensen, Vice Pres; B. L. Swain,
Secy,; j. NJ. Carlson, Treas. Also the
following directors, A. w. Harvey,
Christ Christensen, N. B. Christensen,
Drace Sorensen, M. p. Mardersen. And
dividend of per cent was declared.
They also looked over the books and
stock of the company and was very well
satisfied with the report of the past year
The Pythian Sisterhood Lodge held
their election last Tuesday night
and elected the following officers: NJ.
E. c., Mrs. Kathyrn Kroeger; NJ. E. S.,
Mrs. Kathyrn Cotton; E. j., Mrs. Anna
Van Debrake; Manager, Mrs. Maud
Oldaker; Secretary, Miss Lillian Dyer;
Finance, Mrs. Genevive Harvey; Pro.
tector, Miss Anna Hansen; Guard, Mrs.
Viola Christensen; p. c., Mrs. Mayette
Dimick. Miss Lillian Dyer was elected
delegate to attend the district conven.
ton to be held at Hastings soon.
Miss Floy Wissler and Mr.. Clark
Vanausdall were married at the home
of Rev. H. L. Wissler in Grinnell last
Sunday. They will make their home
in Montana where Mr.. Vanausdall is
an able instructor in the schools. Miss
Floy will be remembered here by many
as she lived here with her parents when
when little girl, who will wish her
happy welded life.
Miss Margaret Wulf and Miss Lillian
and Clarence Larsen of Avoca are here
to spend the holidays with their sisters,
Mesdames p. X. Jensen and j. B. j,
Lohner and Miss Olga Larsen.
A case of scarlet fever is reported at
the Dim Rieff home south of town. II
is very light although every precaution
is taken to prevent the spread of the
disease.
Sam Hicks came in Tuesday from his
home in Malvern to spend Christmas
with his relatives. Sam is manager of
the Green Bay Lumber yard at that
place.
John Kommes arrived here Friday
from his late home in Canada to spend
the winter with relatives. Mrs. Kom-
mes and children came earlier
Mrs. VIM. Fulton visited in Audubon
over Sunday at the home of her brother,
Elmer Bailey. Mrs. Bailey is reported
to be on the sick list.
Roy Dryden visited relatives and
friends here last week. Roy has just
recently returned from Canada where
he worked the past summer.
A. w. Harvey and wife, Rem Phelps
and wife and Err Phelps and
wife attended the, dance at Ed. Drydens
last Saturday evening.
G. L. McAninch and wife returned
from Texas Thursday and report 9
pleasant trip and very much taken VI
with the southern climate.
The Misses Veda and Bertha Miner
man who are attending college at Har
Ian came home to spend CnristmGs with
their parents east of town.
Nick Doffing went to Omaha Satur
uaday to see his sister, Anna, who is in
hospital there. She is still gaining
and getting along nicely.
Mrs. Robert Watterson left last Sat
urday for Atkinson, Nebr., to spenC
Christmas with her daughter, Grace
and family.
Burt Swain went to Guthrie Center
Sunday in car and brought his father
and mother home with him to spend
Christmas.
Mr.. Voss sold the moving picture
machine to a gentleman in Atlantic
Geo. Voss will have charge of it here
after.
Ebbe Hansen of Harlan was trans
acting business in Extra the latter par
of last week and renewing old acquaint
ances.
Miss Clarice Oelke of Audubon was 6
business caller in our city SATURDAY..