Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-03-14
EXTRA

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian church held their meeting
last Friday at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Paige and made aprons for the apron
bazaar they expect tohave some time
in April. Mrs. Paige served very
toothsome lunch at the usual hour.
Kenneth May the little son of Mrs.
Bell May is very sick at their home in
Atlantic with appendicitis. DR.. Riley
was called to his bedside to counsel
with the attending physician last
Thursday. The latest report he was
improving.
viii Spoo is the new clerk at
the Extra Drug Company Drug store.
They will put a new and up-to-date
soda fountain this spring and Will
will look after the refreshing wants
of the thirsty public.
Mr. Harry Campbell has severed his
connection with the Chas. Hunt bill
lard hall and will go to Canada in
short time to spend the summer with
his brother Tad" who lives there
on large ranch.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid Society met
at the country home of Mrs. Clark
Griffin last Wednesday Mrs. Clarence
MASKING took them out in a bobsled
and a most enjoyable time was had
all around.
The public school was dismissed
| last Friday for a weeks vacation. The
| out of town teachers returning to
their respective homes to spend the
week resting up for the spring term.
Miss Mary Larsen entertained her
class at her home last Wednesday
evening and a genuine old taffy pull
was INDUCED in with the usual amount
of burnt fingers and blisters.
DIR. Jacobsen assisted by DR.. Becker
of Atlantic performed very success
full operation on the son of Chas. New
man, last Thursday evening at his
home in Audubon township. era.
Mrs. Bradley who has been sick
for sometime is able to be up and at
tend to her household duties again
thus relieving Mr.. Bradley of his
cumbersome work.
Miss Ella Mcclure of Audubon and
Miss Katie Mcclure of Harlan visited
at the Mrs. Peter Tharnish and Mrs
Mrs. Katie South homes the first
of the week.
The friends of John /. Hensley gave
him surprise at the X. p. Hall, last
Wednesday night and helped him cele-
brate his fiftieth birthday anniver-
sary.
Mrs. George Franklin and her
daughter, Evelyn and Mildred of At
lantic are visiting their Aunt, Mrs
Hettie Croft, in the south part of town
Miss Dob Baylor went to Villisca
the Treble Clef Club at her home last
Thursday and Mrs. c. ]. Graf was
given linen towel shower.
Mr. Ed Bartlett loaded his car and
started for Omaha last Thursday even.
ing. He was accompanied by Chas
Gill and Alva Leffingwell.
Mrs George Knox of Adair has been
here the past week taking orders fol-
the Spirella corset for which she is
very successful agent.
The moving picture show at the
X. p. Hall the past week was largely
attended each night and everyone well
pleased with the shows.
DIR. Newton was called to Atlantic
last Friday to see his mother who is
very sick at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Nola Hamler.
John Harmed came in from Omaha,
Thursday morning to visit his par
ents, Rev. Harmed and wife.
Mr.. Bill Bell who lived in the old
Holiday property in West Extra, NOV
ed to near Casey this week.
Mrs. s. Spoo and son Lee went to
Atlantic Sunday to visit few days
with Mrs. l.. A. Peterman.
Mrs. Halle Bendelman Miller is
here visiting her relatives the Bendle-
man and Cotton families.
Miss yerna Cory spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at the N. p. Christen-
sen home in Atlantic.
Chef Race and family have moved
in the rooms over the Bishop and
Statzell barber shop.
Little Christina Bell Cotton has
been sick the past week but is getting
better ut present
Henry Campbell Of Guthrie Center
was in Extra on business Thursday.
between trains. X
Miss Helene Gault was on the sick
'ist week with a severe case Of