Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-04-24
EXTRA

Maude Berry came up from Atlantic |
Sunday and spent the day and night at
the Frank Williams home west of the
depot.
Little Gladys Wissler celebrated her
9th birthday anniversary last Saturday
by inviting about 20 of her little friends
in to spend the afternoon.
Mel PARROT caught 8 little wolves
northwest of town Monday morning
which he took to Audubon and received
$500 bounty on each one.
Edwin Delahoyde and E. d. Cotton
left Saturday morning for Cheyenne,
Wyo., on business trip.
Mrs. Allen started for Wyoming last
Monday to visit for several months with
her daughter, Mrs. Della De Ell and
husband.
Hans p. Hansen and Chas. Houston
went to Omaha Sunday and purchased
a new Abbott Detroit car for Mr..
Houston.
Mrs. Henry Minerman returned Sun
day from Anita, where she had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will Wah-
lert.
Mrs. Martin Jensen was not so well
the past week but we hope to hear of
her recovery soon.
Miss Astrid Hartsman of Audubon is
helping with the homework at the Mar
tin Jensen home since Mrs. Jensen has
been hurt.
j. X. Vande Brake and wife and p.
M. Christensen wife and son, spent Sun
day at the p. H. Christensen home west
of Brayton.
VIM and Geo. Van Aerman left Sun
day for Illinois in response to message
from a brother who resides there and
is seriously ill.
The Reichelieu demonstration made
her usual visit here last week and took
an exceedingly large order for that
famous brand of goods.
Mrs. N. III. Lewis of Walnut visited
over Sunday with her mother, Mrs. M.
Z. Gill and son, George.
s. l.. Gordimier and family drove to
Audubon Sunday where they visited
relatives near that place.
A. c. James made his usual trip here
last Monday to inspect the creamery of
the Aliminto Sanitary Creamery Co.
J. B. J. Lohner and wife entertained
Clare Whitfield and mother and Nels
johnson at dinner last Sunday.
e. G. Wilson and family autoed to
Atlantic Friday where they spent several
hours shopping and calling on friends.
The Automobile Association of Audi.
bon County met at DIR. Newlon's Office
Tuesday where they held profitable
meeting.
The High School boys lost the ball
game Monday to the Commercial club
by very close margin.
The new bridge at West town is near
ing completion which the travelling
public will be very glad to hear.
Joe Gearhart is caring for life sized
felon on one of his good thumbs. A
bad time of the year for such bad COM
pany.
George Faust and family now occupy
the west end of the Roberts property
in West town.
AL voorhees, and A. w. Harvey made
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afternoon.
Leah Brinkerhoff has been a very
sick girl the past week with severe
attack of appendicitis.
AL Voorhees, arrived here Sunday
| from his home in Oklahoma to visit
relatives for few weeks.
| Miss Fredricksen of Guthrie Center
visited over Sunday with relatives at
the Willie Jensen home in the heights.
The Oluf Jensen stock is still on sale
and will be restocked for next Satur-
days sale.
Mrs. James Hicks is driving on the
| mail route for Mr.. Hicks this week and
next while he takes his allotted Is days
vacation.
The Novelty social at the Christian
church last Friday was a success both
socially and financially.
Mrs. George Scott returned to her
home in Guthrie Center last Saturday
morning.
Little Pete Harvey spent last week
with his aunt, Mrs. Norris Jensen south
of town.
Cecilia Tharnish and Minnie Wahlert
were shopping in Atlantic one day the
past week. \
Mrs. Harold Sturgeon returned from
Atlantic Sunday after weeks visit
with friends.
Frank Hunt is in Extra again after
taking trip through the west, return
ing last Saturday.
Olga Larsen spent Sunday at the
Jake Baier home in Greeley township.
Peter GUIDE, wife and little daughter
visited at the Nels Beck home Sunday.
Verna Lancelot and Alice Turner WIS.,
tied over Sunday at the Henry Miner
man home.
The carpenters erected new barn
for Sile Crane in West Extra last week.
Neal South returned from Council
Bluffs last week where he has been for
several days.
Chas. Ehle and wife of Anita were
guests of Johnny Baier and wife, Sun
day.
| Winnie Simersen spent Sunday at the
home OF her sister Mrs. Chris Nj. Jensen
and family.
The Andrews Bros, have vacant
house for rent, vacated by Hans Nelson.
Soren Madsen went to South Dakota
TO visit friend who is very sick.
Lima Brinkerhoff was hostess to the
Treble Clef Club last Thursday.
Uncle Bry Milliman is on the sick list
the past week.
Ed Young had horse badly cut in
fence last week.
Miss Curtis spent Sunday with her
parents in Atlantic.
Bertha Minerman entertained friend
from Harlan Sunday.
Lizzie Guide visited relatives here
Sunday.