Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-02-13
EXTRA

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services were held Thursday p. M. at
the home and interment made in the
Extra cemetery.
The little house east of the Silas
Crane home in West town was destroyed
by fire last Friday night. It was unoc-
cupied and stood quite distance from
any other building and it seems very
strange just how the fire got started.
Mrs. Maggie Allen died at Des Moines
last Friday night and the body was
taken to Fort Morgan for burial She
will be remembered here as Maggie
Leffingwell a sister of Mrs. Joe Hall
and Frank and George Lefingwell.
The man that grew two feet at the
picture show last Saturday night fur
nished very interesting entertainment
for the crowded house. He certainly
was mystery to the public.
Mr.. Prall gave the young folks a
dance last Thursday evening at the X.
p. hall which was very much enjoyed
by all present. The Phelps orchestra of
Atlantic played.
Sam Wilson has decided not to rent
the Park garage and place his cars with
Westphalen who will run a garage in
the building vacated by w. E. Varney.
The High School girls gave an exhibit
ton of their work at the gymnasium
hall last Saturday evening which was
very interesting to the crowd.
Forsman Brothers from over near the
Guthrie county line marketed hogs here
last week and claim the market far
better here than elsewhere.
Art James and wife are visiting
friends here this week. Mr.. James
started the Atlantic cream station here
three years ago.
DIR. Rendleman and daughter Mrs, E.
d. Cotton were called to Earlham Mon
day by the illness of his daughter, Rev.
III. Millers wife.
The Misses Veda and Bertha Miner
man who are attending college at Har-
Ian spent Sunday with their parents
east of town.
Walter Copeland of Council Bluffs
was here over Sunday visiting his
father and mother and other relatives.
Bill Theilan of Carroll is shaking
hands with friends here this week. Bill
is always welcome visitor in Extra.
The last number of the lecture course
was given at the Christian church last
Monday evening to crowded house.
''Scotty" the foreman at the Journal
Office left for Des Moines last Monday
to make his future home for awhile.
Clark Griffin and wife were visitors
ut the Clarence MASKING home in the
east part of town Wednesday.
Ellowene Dimick and Lima Byrl
Brinkerhof attended the club dance in
Audubon Tuesday night.
Kirk Knox purchased the residence
he resides in, at the sheriffs sale held in
Audubon last Monday.
Mrs. Bell May came up from Allan
tic Saturday and spent few days
visiting friends here.
Mr.. ar d Mrs. Moores from Atlantic
visited at the Roberts home in West
Extra last Saturday.
Leo Booten of Audubon attended the
club dance at the X. P. hall here last
Thursday evening.
Grandma Rendleman is reported i'm
proving which her many friends will be
glad to hear
Mary Basham has been very sick
girl the past week with inflammation of
the stomach.
Little Dorothy Riley has been very
sick girl for the past week but is on the
mend again.
Warren Van Aerman is here from
South Dakota visiting friends and
relatives.
John Hunter, Jr.. of Guthrie Center
was here Monday attending the Boosters
meeting.
Harry Paige of Atlantic is visiting at
the Harry Paige home in Greeley town
ship.
John Frost and Nick Theilan went to
Carroll last Saturday to visit relatives.
Walt Crees and Chas. White were in
Extra last Monday on official business.
Mrs. Susan Spoo and son. Will, were
business visitors in Audubon. Monday
Mrs. E. B. Homles was hostess at the
N. E. Aid Society Wednesday p. m.
Mrs. Grifin's mother who is visiting
her is on the sick list this week.
Amy Luke visited with her sister,
Edna east of town over Sunday.
John Hicks and wife were guests at
the Boy Herrick home Sunday.
Mrs. Mike Harmed is entertaining a
lady friend from out of town.
It. M. Rasmussen was a business
caller in Audubon Monday.
Mrs George Gore has been on the