Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-08
EXTRA

The crowd at the Catholic cemetery
was not as large as expected last We'd
nesday but those that did come put in
their time working and all felt well re-
payed for the trip when they had fini-
shed. The day set for the other GENE
terry was not very favorable in the
morning but most all were on baud
that had worked Wednesday and few
more and made a good showing. A
good many of the trees will be removed
this spring which will be great adj
vantage to the cleaners next spring as
leaves are very hard TO remove in the
spring besides the trees doing great
deal of damage TO the monuments. In
many places almost upsetiug them by
the roots starting up in so many diff
ferent places. The Booster ladies are
certainly very greatful to those who
have responded in their assistance this
spring.
The Extra High School team played
ball with the Audubon High School
team last Friday lOosing the game by a
score but that is not bad considering
the time our boys have put in playing,
Harvey Jensen had his shoulder thrown
out of place and was unable to finish
the game. He is getting along nicely
and will soon be ready for another game.
Rev. s. NJ. Smith loaded his house
hold goods this week and shipped them
to Allerton, Iowa, where he has accept
ed the pastorate of the church and
we bid him God speed and while we are
sorry to hose Rev. Smith from our
community we know he has much
better salary and larger congregation
there.
The Night Templars of Audubon
came down from Audubon last Thurs
day and decorated the graves of the de-
ceased members here as In their usual
custom on Ascension day. They also
called on their sick members, j. b
Connrardy when they returned from
the cemetery.
f. H. Cotton had the interior of his
store papered this week This is a
model grocery store of the county, fresh
vegetables and fresh fruit always on
hand when on the market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman have moved
down from Audubon and will occupy
the Herbert Herrick residence north of
the Green Bay Lumber yard.
The moving picture show was crowd
ed from start to finish last Thursday
night with people eager to see the
Omaha tornado pictures.
The Danish Ladies Aid held a bazaar
last Saturday in the Green building
and made nice little sum they served
ice cream and cake also.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Voorhees, and Mr..
and Mrs. a. w. Harvey attended the
Night Templars banquet at Audubon
last Thursday evening
looks very nice. The Ladies Aid GER,
tainly deserves a great deal of credit in
their work.
Mr.. Frank Heath and daughter, and
Mrs. L. j. Oldaker attended the funeral
of L. b. Jennings at Audubon Tuesday.
E. d. Delahoyde, C. L. Amich, AL
Voorhees, and A, w Harvey autored to
Atlantic on business last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller went to
Casey last Monday morning where
John is putting in gas plants.
DIR. Lauritzen. and wife visited his
sister, Mrs. Wiiberg Wolf and family
south of town the past week.
The moving picture show will soon
be located in the store building where
the Oluf Jensen store was.
Geo. Gin purchased the feed store
this week and will continue to run II
the same as in the past,
Harold Miller came up Sunday from
Atlantic and visited with his parents
until Monday morning.
Will Voss and wife came up from At
lantic Saturday and spent Sunday here
with their parents.
Mrs. Edwin Delahoyde entertained
her sister, Mrs. Boorman from Atlantic
last Wednesday.
Cliff Posten has commenced work at
the Extra Drug Store since Will Spoo
resigned
Minnie Campbell returned home Sun.
day having finished her season for this
spring,
Floyd Cochran went to Brayton Sun
day to visit his sister, Mrs. Nelson over
night.
Lima Brickerhoff is working in the
Journal office since Mrs. Will Spoc
quit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Erb and son from
Atlantic spent Sunday with her parents
here.
Leah Brinkerhoff is out again after
an attack of appendicitis.
A. w. Harvey attended court at the
county seat this week.
r. d. Hawks spent Sunday with his
wife and son here.
Joe Meyers went to Omaha Monday
on business.
Doug Hamlin is now wearing the city
star