Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-15
EXTRA

ed for their homes wishing Mr. and Mrs.
Crane all the blessing of life.
Chris Andersen little boy wandered
away from home last Monday about
i eleven o'clock and lost his way back.
The whole neighborhood turned out to
hunt for him and about three o'clock in
the afternoon Morris Jensen found him
about a mile from home playing in the
creek.
Will Voss and wife came up from At
lantic Sunday to make Extra their home.
Will will work at the carpenter trade
here again and will move their house
hold goods here as soon as desirable
location can be obtained.
Mrs. q. e. Long from Audubon has
placed stock of summer millinery in
the west department of the John Nelson
Hardware store and has already started
good trade Her line of millinery is
the very latest styles.
Louie Bartlett and two children arriv-
ed here from Coon Rapids Monday
evening toNisit for few days here
with relatives. He sold his farm re,
Gently and has retired from farm work.
Joe Meuver has begun installing his
electric light system for the moving
picture show in the store building re-
Gently vacated by the Oluf Jensen store.
The Larsen Bros. are repapering it.
Ed Milliman made the first trip up
town Monday morning, since his recent
illness. He is looking fine, but says he
don't expect to pillow many rows ofcorn
this spring.
John Nelson was stuck in the loose
soil in the new grade between the two
bridges last Sunday for some two hours
but finally landed safe at home.
Mrs. Free Ander, Mes. Doll Spoo and
son and daughter visited friends and
relatives in Atlantic. Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
James Jensen and wife of near Anita
and A. w. Harvey and wife spent
Sunday at the Morris Jensen home
south of town.
Mrs. Lockhoff and Mrs Merle Roberts
of Atlantic visited with the formers
sister, Mrs. Fiethemier and husband
over Sunday.
Mrs. j. B. Copnrardy left for Nebraska
the last of the week to instruct several
classes in the dressmaking schools in
that state.
Free Anders went to Fl Dodge Mon
day morning as delegate to the A. o.
U. w. grand lodge held there this week.
DR.. j. G. Newton returned Monday
from Des Moines where he had been at
tending the River to River road meeting.
August Niklason and wife Of Canada
are visiting Mrs. Nicklason's brother.
Roy Dryden and wife, south of town.
These warm sunny days find many an
anxious soul setting along the bank OF
the Nishna Botna waiting for bite.
j y. Connrardy is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. E. Simpson and family in
Audubon during his wife's absence.
A good many from here went to
Brayton last Sunday to witness the ball
game between Brayton and Anita.
Earl Kilworth arrived here last Satur-
day from Portland, Oregon, where he
has been ranching the past year.
The Pratt boys drove over from Anita
Sunday and visited with their sister,
Mrs. Jess Walker and children.
Clyde McClain returned from Adair
and Greenfield Monday where he has
been working the past month.
| DR.. r. A. Jacobsen went to Anita
Tuesday &c attend the DIR. Becker and
Leila Wagner wedding.
Master Joe Basham has a very sore
finger from fish hook which he was
using last Sunday.
L. E. Simpson drove down from Au-
dubon Monday in the new Cadalic in
spite of the mud.
The Misses Bertha and Veda Miner
Harlan Sunday.
Wood Kline and Rodney Martin have
been painting at the Jerry Hoover home
the past week.
J.B. Rendleman and c. L. McAninch
made business trip to Audubon Mon
day morning
A. w. Harvey and c. l.. McAnlnch
were business callers in Audubon Mon
day evening.
G. L. McAninch and J. B. Rendleman
made business trip to Greenfield last
Wednesday.
Miss Maurine Jensen is visiting with
friends here, arriving from Des Moines
last Friday.
Lee Spoo went to Atlantic Friday TO
visit his sister, Mrs. l.. A. Peterman
and family.
Miss Lima Brinkerhof went to Au-
dubon last Thursday evening to attend
a dance.
Mrs. s. Spoo went to Atlantic last
week to visit her daughter few days.
Archie Trent left for Menlo to close
out stock of dry goods last Wednesday.
Miss Ellowene Dimick visited friends
in Audubon last Thursday and Friday.
James Stier of Atlantic was a bust
ness visitor in Extra Monday evening.
Hensley & Dimick shipped two car
loads of hogs from here Monday.
f. o. Niklason from Audubon was a
business visitor here Monday.
MISS Llnna brlnkernOH mas cehsou
working in the Journal office.
Ben Carver and wife of Anita were
visiting in Extra Monday
George Gill attended Elk Lodge in
Atlantic Monday evening.
Mrs. Molly Jenkins visited with
friends here over Sunday.
Francis Voss returned home Sunday
from an out of town visit.
Mrs. Chas. Wells has been seriously
sick since last Sunday.
Mrs. Dick Owen has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mrs. DIR. Clay returned to her home
here last week.
Mr.. Mason autoed down from Audu-