Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-22
EXTRA

Mrs. e. c. Wilson and Mrs. j E.
Herrick left Monday for Cedar Rapids
to attend the State meeting of the
Womaps Clubs held there this week.
They were delegates from the Ladies
Thursday Club of Extra.
Nick Niklason started for Extra last
Saturday and when he reached the Jor-
gen Hansen home north of town he got
stuck in the mud and got out on the
north side of the mud hole and returned
home without coming on to Extra,
Word was received from Chicago that
Mrs. Austin Guernsey had undergone a
very serious operation, but is doing
nicely. She will be remembered here by
her many friends as Miss Bernice Seibert.
The Congregational Ladies Aid held a
business meeting at the home of Mrs.
E. b. Voss last Saturday evening and
decided to repaper the church as soon
as the paper could be ordered.
Elva Kreamer celebrated her fourth
birthday by inviting her little friends
in to spend the afternoon with her.
She received many little tokens OF
friendship.
Herman Barnholdt went to Atlantic
last Saturday and purchased a run-a-
bout Hupmobile car with which he will
spend his leisure time driving in the
future.
DIR. Rendleman returned from Earl
ham last Friday where he had been
called to care for the new grandson
that arrived at the Rev. Harry Miller
home.
Herman Baiers entertained his lady
| friend, Miss Emma Clausen of Wiota
over Sunday. She also attended the
birthday party of Mrs. Fred Baiers.
Union Memorial services will be held
morning to which everyone is cordially
invited especially the soldiers.
Mrs. Nancy Bintner returned from
Minnesota the last of last week where
she had been called by the serious ill
ness of her son Ted's wife.
Mrs. F. Fl. Cotton went to Cedar
Rapids Monday evening to attend the
State convention of Womans Clubs,
delegate from the Treble Clef.
Rev. Mckenzie filled the pulpit at the
Christian church last sunday and was
greeted by a crowded house both morn.
ing and evening.
J. M. Dimick shipped two carload OF
fat cattle to Chicago from his own feed
lots last Saturday. He went TO Chicago
with them.
The picture show will be located in
their new quarters Saturday evening,
the store recently vacated by Oluf
Jensen.
Harold Clay went to Tama last Tues
day to visit his grandparents and work
this summerif he could find employment
Harry Hansen of Audubon came down
Saturday and visited until Monday with
his sister, Mrs. Jim Hicks and family
Mr.. Huffs daughter arrived from the
northern part of the state last Friday
morning to help care for him.
Miss Gertrude Basham went to At
lantic last Saturday tovisit her relatives
at the N. P. Christensen home.
Mary Gill who is one of the telephone
operators of Atlantic visited her parents
here Saturday and Sunday.
Master Pete South is having serious
attack of pink eye, being confined to {
dark room for the past week.
L. H. Watson and wife have moved
here from Audubon and will work fol
Geo. Gill at the feed barn.
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of Atlantic visited, relatives and friends
here last Saturday.
A little daughter arrived at the HON,
of Frank Kreamer and wife last Mon
day evening.
The Larsen boys are painting all tn,
buildings at the Dim Ref home south
west of town.
Mrs. Clark Griffin of Hamlin township
visited her friend, Mrs. AL Andrew
last Saturday.
Mrs. c. G. Hawks and Mrs. Malind;
Radcliff attended court at Audubon
last week.
Geo. Wahlert is building a new
kitchen ON his residence ON north Parl
street.
Mr.. Spencer of Atlantic has beer
painting roofs here several days thi
week.
Nick Theilan autoed to Adair las
Saturday to visit his sister, Mrs. Rickler
Geo. Milliman and wife were Allan
tic visitors last Saturday with friends
Mrs. Ed Dryden visited with Mrs. A
w. Harvey several days this week.
Mrs. Harold Sturgeon visited friends
in Atlantic several days last week.
Mrs. Kirk Knox and Miss Lou KNOB
were Atlantic shoppers last week.
Preparations are being made for {
good program for Decoration Day.
The Americans won the football gam,
from the Danes Sunday to |.
The Lady Boosters held their regular
meeting last Monday evening.
| A. w. Harvey went to Des Moinei
last Monday on business.
Doug Hamlin was attending court al
Audubon last week.
H. F. Andrews was county seat
caller last week.
Otto Witthauer Sundayed in Exirs
with his family.
Mrs. NJ E. Hunt has been on the sick
list for several days.
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