Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-08-08
EXTRA

Moore 8, errors by Extra :, Atlantic 3,
bases on balls by Atlantic 4, home runs
Hedges, Wright and Hoenke. Batting
average for the Extra team, Kreamer
1854 Sturgeon, 1927; Brownie, 327; Nc
Claim, 313; Graham, 80; Dimick 2S5;
Knox, 261; Cotton, 207; Spoo, 500,
played in one game. Erb played in
Knox's place Sunday and Will Spoo has
taken Rendleman's place for the rest of
the season as he leaves for Des Moines
soon to reside.
The Booster Ladies held a meeting at
the X. P. Hall Monday evening. Their
next regular meeting will be held
August 10 and full attendance is de-
sired, Let every booster lady attend
this meeting as an important matter
will be brought up.
Mrs. Eta 81. Osgood of Philadelphia,
Penn, arrived here Friday to spend
Sunday with her cousin, AL Andrews
and wife. Mrs. Osgood is just returning
from the biennial meeting of the FEEDER
alton of Womans Clubs at San Fran
is co, Cal
Herman Barnholdt, the big jolly grain
buyer, at the Rothchilds elevator stepped
on rusty nail last Saturday morning
running it through his shoe into the
left foot which is causing him to navigate
with the aid of two good strong crutches.
Clara, Nettie, Ethel, Ralph and Ed.
! Tibben, Ida Nellie, John and Walter
Meyers, Edna Hocamp and Edna Luke,
Frank Dimick and Henry Petersen all
drove up to Wall Lake Tuesday to
spend few days camping.
Nick Theilan drove up to the lakes in
his car last Friday for few days outing.
Mrs. Mary Tharnisn and the Misses
Cect liza Tharnish and Minnie Wahlert
went as far as Sac City to visit at the
John Tharnish home.
The X. P. lodge held picnic in the
w. B. Temple Grove south of town
| "ACiO thOy CHtCi laliCu luclI NlNco anu
families right royalty and everybody
enjoyed good time.
Charlie Porter, the obliging clerk at
the F. H. Cotton grocery store, went
out to the country Thursday to visit
until Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Fred
lhlert and family.
Max Days went to Winterset last
Thursday to look after his farm at that
lace He made the trip on his motor
cycle I'd came back Saturday afternoon.
Mesda'ues S. Spoo, Doll Spoo, Bell
,ay Miss Amber Kelsey went to
\ anti: Saturday afternoon in the
.Jluer's car. Lee Spoo drove the car.
. Jess WAlker and daughter, Halle
r,fulnrl to Extra last Friday after
~perG.ug a couple Of weeks with hi:
are t. Oh the arm over by Anita.
Dr.. Clov and wife arrived here from
Affair Mon dav evcring to make Extra
their f, tule home Dr. Clay was
! Local " Il re al che tine.
Frank HcLau9 llin and laughter
Hazel Geo. Ga Der auu CAris Jensen
of Gray r'me Dc wn saturday to visit al
the J. ". Lanl el t home.
Kirk Knox and W fe and Miss Lot
Knox left F day IC' a @XfeLded y Iit
with thei. bI thel, In ard wife /
Minneapo.., - m.
DR.. Jacob,>r - d wLC lc'u I'd HON;
Monday from. g.. r TIA "a and Irws
City where thy Cad Len to visit rela
tives and friend
Sam Crane and family drove up from
their home south of Atlantic Friday
and visited few hours with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Geo. Cotton arrived here Mon
day afternoon from Vinton for a short
visit at the Fred and Ed Cotton homes
Clark Griffin had runaway last Sat
urday which resulted in a broker
shoulder for him and several bad bruises
Pete Jurgensen, the ok.keeper al
the E. D. Cotton store, went to Chicago
Sunday for few days sight seeing.
Al and Maud Leffingwell went tc
Valley Junction Saturday morning t.
visit their sister, Mrs. Lutte Wells.
Fred Eckles has resigned his position
at the Spoo Bakery and gone to Audi
bon where he expects to get work
Alva Leffingwell returned from
Canada last week where he has beer
working since early in the spring.
Orlie Thompson, Chris Ramsey and
Tom Wilson were down from Gray
Monday to call en- Mr.. Lancelot.
Gertrude Basham came down from
Audubon to spend Saturday evening
and Sunday with her parents.
Clara Tibben is taking vacation
this week from her duties at the II. P
Petersen general store.
Mrs. Harry Crosser of Omaha is Wis
iting her parents, Lon Bradley and wife
on North Park street.
Mrs. Belle May and son, Kenneth