Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-06-12
EXTRA


were given and Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
Herrick gave very interesting and in
structiye reports from the Biennial Con
vention at Cedar Rapids The program
closed with spelling match with Mrs.
Williams and Mrs. Anna McAninch,
as leaders. 1t was thoroughly enjoyed
by all. Roll call was responded to by
giving "Favorite Recipes" As il was
Domestic Science Day, each lady took
her favorite dish. The husbands were
invited for the occasion and after a
social hour, the sumptuous lunch was
served on the porch and lawn. Mrs.
voorhees, was guest of the Club.
Secretary of River to River road
went through Extra last Friday, and
on over the new road through Elk
Horn to Walnut. He was accompanied
on his trip from here TO Walnut by
Gene Wilson, DR.. j. G. Newton, j.. NJ
Dimmick, Rev. Lawton, DIR. X. A.
Jacobsen, John Christensen, Ed. Della
hoyde and Ed. Cotton.
]. B. Connrardy, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Simpson went to Audubon last week
when they joined MIR. and Mrs. l.. E.
Simpson and family and MIR. and Mrs
Ross all drove to Paris, H., to visit
Dr. and Mrs. Halloran. Mrs. Halloran
will be rendered as Miss Lucille Con-
nrardy. They expect to be gone about
two weeks.
Mayor T. M. Rasmussen, j. M,
Dimich DIR. J. G. Newton, c. d. Cotton
/ and son, Joy drove to Audubon in the
latters car Monday morning to look at
the oiled streets in view of having
something of the kind used here
Marshal Doug Hamlin has been do
ing some good work in the park this
week, filling up the paths where they
were washed out and leveling them up
The lettering on the north side has also
been finished.
Mrs. Chas Houston drove to Iowa
City last Friday in her car and expected
to return Thursday of this week bring
ing her daughter, Miss Flora Bell home
with her. James Rendleman acted az
chaffuer.
Postmaster, B. F. Kreamer left Mon
day to attend the Masonic convention
in Council Bluffs which is held there
this week. He will go to Nashua, La
also on business before returning.
Mrs. Ernest Powell and daughter,
and Mrs. Millie Hash arrived herr
Tuesday morning from their home in
Lawrence, Kansas, to spend the sum
mer at Mrs. Hash's home.
w. /. Atkinson of Clarkville wa,
here the first of the week in the in.
terest of the Chautauqua, but it is not
definitely decided as to whether w,
will have one or not. ......#.
Nick Theilan, Barney Doffing ant
Will Varney started for Midtown, S
d.. Tuesday afternoon to visit Will't
brothers and look at the country. The,
drove Barneys car.
Mr.. Swingle of the Standard Stool
Food Company was here taking order
} from the farmers last Thursday ant
succeeded in selling several tons.
Soren Madsen, Jens p. Jensen, Will
bur Wolf, G. l.. McAninch and A. w
Harvey drove to Anita in the latter,
car Thur day on business.
Ethel Hicks returned to Extra thu
last of last week after closing her tern
of school at Belmond, Ia. where sh,
has taught the past year.
Bill Theilan and daughter, Clara, o.
Carroll visited with their sons ant
brothers. Pete and Herb and familie
south of town last week.
Mrs. Oscar Hunt entertained tn,
missionary society at her home south o.
town Tuesday and a very interesting
meeting was reported.
A. w. Harvey, Edwin Delahoyde, G
L, McAninch and VIM. Theilan of Car.
roll drove to Manning on business
trip last Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. Peck, of San Antonio
Texas, arrived here Saturday for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Will Lance
lot and husband.
Miss Burr returned to her home in
Audubon Saturday after pleasant visit
with relatives and friends in Greeley
township.
Alfred E. Burwell came up from At
lantic Tuesday to spend the day visiting
his brother, Asel and attend to some
business.
Alfred and Beatrice Harvey came
over from Monteith last Thursday tc
visit relatives. Bea returned home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Wilson and child.
rem and Ella GUIDE left Monday morn.
ing for two weeks visit in Geneseo
Illinois.
Nels Hansen has built a new porch tc
his home in the heights which has added
a great deal to their already coy little
home.
Herman Barnhoidt drove to Avoca
Sunday in his Hupmobile and spent the
day with his father and other relatives
Miss Della Hicks returned from
Cedar Falls last Friday where she has
been attending college the past year.
Sister Mary Ethel Riley returned to
her home in Chicago last Friday after a
short visit with her parents here.
AL Leffingwell and wife moved into
the Bert McGrath house south of the
Congregational church last week.
Mrs. Susan spoo and son, Lee, Nick
Theilan and Jack Alsup drove to At.
lantic Sunday to attend church.
Mrs. E. B. Holmes returned here to
her home after several weeks stay in
Adair Co. with her children.
Mrs. Essa Scott of Guthrie Center
visited her parents here from Thursday
until Saturday last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Miller ard daugh-
ter of Adair visisted Mrs. Milers rela-
tives here over Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Milfman has been confined
to her bed the past week with severe
attack of rheumatism.
Chris Jensen of Kansas came up last
week to spend few days visiting old
friends and relatives.
The store building at west Extra was
sold last Saturday as advertised as the
owner did not arrive,
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde of Audubon
was a business visitor here between
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