Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-06-27
EXTRA

The Adair Ball team came over Sun.
day to play the local team and lost the
game by three good scores. Batteries,
Extra, Cotton and Graham, Adair,
Fisher and Morse. Struck out by Cot
ton, IS, struck out by Morse, 8, hits off
from Cotton, 2, hits off from Morse, 8.
Score to in favor of Extra. Browny
leads in batting for the watch, with an
average of SAG, Kreamer and McClain
are tied for second place with an aver.
age of All.
The Extra Ladies Booster Club served
dinner for the Atlantic Commercial
Club last Friday and cleared the little
sum of $9S. 50 which will be used for
improvement purposes of our little city,
There were something like 100 cars in
Extra and over 200 people up from At
lantic. A very sociable time was spent
in the two hours they were here.
While Geo. Spoo was coming in from
the country with his grandfather last
Saturday calf jumped up from the
weeds and frightened the team, throw
ing George out and running over his
legs but luckily there were no bones
broken but terribly bruised.
Carrie Gault went to Audubon last
Friday where she sang several selections
for the exercises at the Institute given
for the country pupils that have finished
their grades and received their diplomas
to enter high school.
Mrs. Lou Klever and daughter return
ed home from Atlantic last Friday
where they had been for sometime Wis.
iting. Mrs. Lawrence Hansen and
children accompanied them home for a
few days visit.
w. ]. Lancelot is confined to his home
with one of Jobes Comforters on his
back which is causing him terrible
lot of suffering. DR.. Brooks of Audubon
was called down to prescribe for him.
New windows were put in the front
of the E. A. Rethmier store last week
which adds very much to the appearance
of the store and makes better light and
better show windows for the goods.
Yes Extra is going to have regular
celebration besides the Chautauqua pro
gram and don't fail to come here to cele-
brate because all your friends come
here. They always come here.
E. D. Powell, A. w. Harvey and Axel
Borjesson returned from Lawrence
Kansas, on the train last Wednesday
it being too rainy in Kansas to start
with Mr.. Powells car.
Mrs. Mclean, who has been confined
to her bed for so long, at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Gore is able TO bt
up and hopes to soon be able to return
TO her home at Mason City.
Jim Carlson and wife returned from
their wedding trip Wednesday and art
now comfortably located in their new
home in the Masterson property north
of the school house.
Verna Croy went to Atlantic last Fri
day between trains to visit at the Geo
Franklin home. She reports Geo. as
being no better and growing weaker.
A baby boy was born to Vern Cochran.
and wife last Saturday evening but onl!
lived few hours We extend our
sympathy to MIR. and Mrs. Cochran.
P. NJ. Christensen and John Riley,
Jr., returned from Des Moines last Fri
day morning where they had been to
attend the jewelry's convention.
Nels Hansen and wife went to Audi.
bon last Friday evening to bid theiI
friends goodbye that have been here
visiting from Chicago.
Pete Hasenfeldts mother has arrived.
and they are now comfortably located.
in Pete's new home he purchased of A.
W. Bradley last spring.
VIM. Bintner, went to Columbus,
Neb., last week to bring his grandchil.
dren home They have been attending
school at that place.
A tent will be put up in the school
yard during Chautauqua for the purpose
of resting. Chairs and cots for mothers
and tired children.
A. w. Harvey and family and G. l..
McAninch went to Malvern, Ia, and
Columbus, Neb., last week in the for.
mers car.
Mrs. Will Woodward came up from
Atlantic Saturday afternoon and spent
Sunday with her parents, JEFF Lewis
and wife.
E. D. Cotton's new car has arrived
and with Joy at the wheel they are en-
joying many pleasant evenings joy,
riding.
Knude Hansen has resigned his posi-,
ton at the H. P. Petersen store and ac-
copied position in store at Council
Bluffs.