Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-07-31
EXTRA

A son of Chris Sorensen and wife of
near Extra, was riding into town Sat
urday afternoon on horse when he
met an automobile driven by p. c.
Knudsen. The horse took fright jump
ing toward the car, and causing the
lad to fall striking the machine in such
a way as to cut deep cash in his leg,
several inches long. He was brought
to a physician who was compelled to
close the wound
Mrs. Metz, of this city, is moving to
Canada this week where she will keep
house for her son, Peter, who recently
lost his wife by death. s. E. Hocken
berry and wife, of near Extra, will re-
tire from farm life and will occupy her
property on North Street.
Mrs. d. s. Anders, of Atlantic had a
stroke of apoplexy Monday morning
and is lying very low with no hopes of
recovery. She is sister of Mrs Chas
Klever. of near Extra and sister-in-
law of Ere Anders of this city.
Miss Ruth Baker returned home Sat
urday from visit in Council Bluffs,
with her parents and other relatives
and friends. She was accompanied
home by sister who will visit several
days with relatives
Miss Bertha Minerman, living in
Greeley township, departed Thursday
of last week for Washington Springs,
Chas. and family. She will be gone
three weeks.
Mrs. A. A. Seibert, son, Leo, and
grandson, Robert Guernsey. returned
home Sunday from the north part of
the state where they had been visiting
the past several weeks with her rela.
tives.
Charles Hensley arrived from Bur.
lington, Wyoming, Friday afternoon
TO visit his daughters. Misses Francis
and Margaret, at the Mrs. n. G. Gill
home, and his brother, ]. /, and family.
Ad Watterson, Herbert Watterson,
Mrs. Doll Spoo and Mrs. l.. F. Klever
autoed TO Atlantic early Tuesday morn.
ing in the Klever car to visit Mrs. d.
A. Anders and family.
G. L. Meyers and wife autoed from
| Qklahoma. last week. arriving Saturday
TAT the home Of her sister, Mrs. Walter
Temple and husband where they will
visit several weeks.
Miss Hazel Hardman returned to Ler
home in Valley, Nebraska Sunday af.
ter few weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Atlantic. Extra and
Brayton.
The Extra ball team played Elk Horn
Sunday afternoon on the latter's dia-
mond. At the close Of the game the
score stood 4 to 2 in favor of Elk Horn.
Harry Nelson, wife and little son
arrived from Kansas last Friday to visit
several weeks with his parents, Carl f.
Nelson and wife, west of Extra.
Charles Robbens came mp from At
lantic Sunday, bringing A. W. Harvey
trotting horse which he has been train
ing for the past several months.
Mrs. Fred Wilkins returned to he,
home In Perry, Iowa. Saturday after
IAN extended visit with her parents, J.
|! Hensley and wife.
Miss Emma Fitch departed Friday
for Minnesota where she will spend her
vacation with her relatives and friends
Bry Milliman, living just south of
town, passed very poor day Monday,
but at this writing is resting easier.
r. A. Lantz autoed to south of Anita
Sunday morning where be spent the
day with his parents and friends. ~ 'iz
Carl Woodruff accidentally slipped
and fell Sunday afternoon, breaking his
arm again in the saline place. ~
Jack Oyerholtz is expecting TO build
large corn-crib on his farm in the
near future. AI9i SIN ~