Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-06-13
EXTRA


sermon here last Sunday evening and
left for their new home Wednesday
where they expect to reside in the future.
Churchservices were dismissed at the
other churches for theday and all united
with the Congregational meetings.
Special music was furnished by the
choir. We regret very much to loose
this estimable family from our midst
but Rev. Mintier felt it necessary to
make the change.
George Grauel who has been clerking
at the H. P. Petersen general store quit
Saturday and left for his home at Avoca
where he had a much better position
waiting him. George made many
friends while here and was always
found pleasant and obliging behind the
counter.
The Ladies Booster Club held special
meeting last Friday night and decided
to give the dinner for the Atlantic
Boosters to be here the 2lst of June.
There will be something like two hun
dred and the ladies will serve them din
ner in the X. p. hall
Mrs. Nancy Bruner returned from
Oakfield last Saturday where she has
been keeping house for her son-in-law,
Ray Stoneking and caring for the chill
dren. Mr.. Something's mother has
come to stay with them and make her
home there.
Myrtle Lang, Leola Sweezy, Victor
Lang, Earl Mason, Walter Roth and
Leon johnson of Audubon attended the
party at the Park Hotel last Thursday
evening given for Helen Dinsmore who
is'visiting here from Anita.
Mrs. VIM. Theilan of Carroll came
down last Thursday to visit friends.
She returned Saturday morning and
Miss Anna went home with her having
finished her course at the dressmaking
school of Mrs. Connrardys.
Geo. Franklin of Atlantic who has
been sick and was getting better has
had relapse and is in critical condi-
ton. He was, one of the Atlantic Greys
best players and is greatly missed in
their nine this spring.
d. E. Stranger and son, Harold. and
Will johnson were up from Atlantic
Monday evening calling on friends and
posting bills for the fremans tourna-
ment at that place the Bird and 4:h of
July.
Miss Frances Delaney closed very
successful term of school at the Greeley
school No. T. last week and gave box
social and entertainment. All reported
a good time and the boxes sold well.
Frank Navartil and wife took the
Misses Hepp to Gray Saturday in their
new car and went on to Manning and
spent the day with friends, returning in
the evening.
Mrs. Robert Cockerel and two children
of Quinlan, Okla, arrived here Saturday
to visit at her parental home. She will
be remembered here as Miss Zilpha
Gault.
Nick Sorensen has charge of the
clothing department at the E. D. Cotton
store at present and Miss Evalyn Rem
dleman is looking after the basement
trade
George Gill and Wyman Harvey
went to Atlantic Monday evening where
Wyman joined the Elk Lodge, George
going along to see him safely through.
Francis Mintier went to Des Moines
Tuesday evening to be present at the
graduating exercises from the high
school she finished from last year.
Mary Christensen and Vera Durr
came up from Atlantic Tuesday after
noon and went out to the Arthur Van
erman home to visit few days.
Anita came over and played" ball
with the Extra nine last Sunday and
the score stood something like Ito at
the end of the ninth inning.
Anna Door returned to her home at
Sioux City last Wednesday and Helen
Gault accompanied her and visited with
friends until Saturday.
Mrs. Jim Hicks and children went to
Audubon last Thursday to visit her
mother returning Saturday accompanied
by her sister, May Hansen.
Fred Eckles. the baker at the Spoo
bakery went to Audubon Saturday in
an auto to visit relatives, returning
Saturday on the train.
Garner, Arlene and Vivian Bartlett,
Gladys Chamberlain and Ethel Bison
were up to attend the club dance last
Thursday evening.
Miss frankie Grauel and Ed Harris
came over from Avoca Sunday in an
. auto and spent the day with her brot.
her, George.
P. X. Jensen returned Wednesday
from Omaha with another Carter car
having sold the other one to John
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