Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-07-04
EXTRA


with the local team here last Sunday
and were defeated by 10 scores. Bat
teries, Extra, Cotton and Graham, Elk
Horn, Hansen and Madsen. Hits off
Cotton 8 Madsen IA, Errors, Extra l,
Elk Horn u, score 10 to 0. McClain
and Brownie are tied for the watch
with an average of 500 Kreamer still
holds second place.
, Mr., Tune Thomas and Miss Livina
Tyler stole a march on their friends last
Monday when they stole away and
went to Guthrie Center and were mar
ried. They will reside on his farm
south of town. We extend congratula-
tions and wish them happy and pros
porous voyage across life's sea.
John Riley, Jr., J. B. Connrardy, E.
c. Wilson, Geo. Arnold, Mis- Larsen,
Geo. Wulf, VIM. Bintner, Sr., w. H.
nMcNeely, Joe Mauer, J. B. J. Lohner
w. B. Temple, E. D. Delahoyde, Chris
C. Nelson, were delegates from Extra
township that attended the county con-
ventiOn at Audubon last week.
Jay Lancelot. wife and little daughter
and Phil Hansen and wife were called
here this week on account of the serious
illness of their father, W. J. Lancelot
We are pleased to hear of Mr.. Lancelot' S
improvement the last few days and hope
he may soon be up and in good health
again.
Bob Cockerel and family went to
jefferson Saturday to visit few days
before returning to their home at
Quintan, Okla. Miss Carrie Gault &C
companied them and returned home
Monday evening.
Anita will play here the p. m, of the
4th of July and long distance phone
has been put in so the complete returns of
the johnson and Flynn fight will be
given at the ball ground Don't miss
one good game nor the returns of the
prize fight.
The Misses Ellowene Dimick, Lima
Byrl Brinkerhoff, Minerva Rabson and
Frances Voss and Geo. and Will Voss
drove to Audubon in the latters car
Saturday to spend the evening with
friends.
q The Board of Directors of The First
National Bank held their semi. annual
meeting at the bank Monday, July LIST,
and found everything in firstclass shape
and endorsed the management.
Myrtle McVey trained nurse of At
lantic visited between trains with her
aunt Mrs. Bell May here last Thurs.
day She had been nursing for DR..
Fulton at Audubon.
Rev. F. n. Bryan of Pella, Ia, visited
at the Geo Gore home over Sunday and
preached at the NJ. E. church in the
morning and at the Christian church in
the evening.
John Guests and wife were called
upon to mourn the loss of their baby
last Thursday evening. 1t was buried
Friday afternoon in the Extra cemetery.
Miss Eylin Fredericksen came over
from Guthrie Center Monday to spend
the, week with her uncle. j. W. Jensen
and family and attend the Chautauqua.
Vernon Deets returned to his home in
Minnesota after spending few days
with his parents who were so badly
hurt in a runaway two weeks ago.
Mr.. Draper who has been assisting at
the Extra Drug Co. Store since Mr..
Borjesson got hurt returned tohis home
in Des MONIES last Wednesday.
Hans Hansen and Herman Barnholdt
went to Omaha on business last We'd
9esday and returned Tuesday.
Mrs. McGan and daughter who have
been visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
Geo. Gore. returned to their home at
Mason City Tuesday morning.
DIR. Roy Lantz went to Anita to stay
with his parents until school begins this
fall when he will 90 back to Kansas
City to enter college again.
Mrs Mary Tharnish and daughter,
Cecilia, returned home last Thursday
evening after an extended visit with
Relatives in Nebraska.
v.Mrs. Frank Kreamer and children
returned from Dies NOines where they
had been visiting Mr. Kreamer's sister
Mrs, Frank Odell.
Virginia Stroeble Of Oakland came up
last Saturday to visit at the John |.
Hensley home. She taught school here
several years ago.
Edna Anderson who has been working
at the Sam McGatin home south OF
town returned to her home in Omaha
Monday evening.
Geo Wulf and wife and Herman
Barnholdt and Mrs. Susan Spoo went to
Atlantic Saturday evening to do some
shopping.
Mrs. Harry Miller and children came
up Monday from their home near Des
Moines to spend the week with relatives.
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