Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27
EXTRA

tour of the west made visit here last
Saturday and played with the" players
of Extra which resulted in poor show
for the local players and so it was
Sunsets" move and he moved. He
was accompanied on his visit by Mr..
Fleming of Nebraska who also had a
hand in the game.
Austin Guernsey brought his two
oldest children here last Sunday and
will leave them with Mrs. Guernseys
parents, Ad Seibert and wife, and his
mother, Mrs. Bates in Audubon for a
short time, Mrs. Guernsey being in poor
health and not able to care for them.
Glen Hunt and Miss Mary Larsen
drove to Elk Horn last Sunday to spend
Easter with relatives and were on the
road home during the terrible storm,
but arrived home safe without any &C
cidents.
J. G. Jensens buggy was blown over
between the two bridges at West Town
Sunday evening. Luckily there was no
one hurt, but it might have been a very
serious affair had the team not been
gentle.
Herb Herrick has purchased the
Walter Hockenberry meat market at
Shelby, Iowa, Friday and left Wednes-
day to take possession. We wish Herb
the best of success in his new business
Clyde Dimick returned to his home
here Monday morning after spending a
week or ten days in Des Moines. While
there he heard w. J. Bryan speak at
the coliseum.
Floyd Cochran went to Brayton Sun
day to his sister, Mrs. Sidney Nelson,
who had the misfortune to break her
ankle in two places last Friday from a
fall.
Mrs. Susan Spoo went to Atlantic last
Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Les
ter Peterman, who is in the hospital
there. She returned Monday evening.
The Easter program at the Congrega-
tional church was postponed last Sun
day evening on account of the storm
and will be given next Sunday evening"
Chris Wulf is having an electric light
plant installed in his new home south
of town having purchased the plant of
p. X. Jensen who handles them.
Mrs. Ralph Hawks drove down to the
Johnny Walkers home last Saturday to
visit her nephew, Guy Barhan who has
been very sick with the measles.
Bill Theilan returned to his home in
Carroll early Monday morning after
visiting his sons here for few days
and attending to business.
Mrs. Matilda johnson was in town
last week looking for a house to rent
and will move here if desirable loca-
ton can be obtained.
School closed last Friday for the
spring vacation and good many of the
pupils are away enjoying few days of
recreation.
Dick Chase and family moved to the
John Ebert farm north of town last
week, just recently vacated by Roy
Jones.
E. B. Voss received word Monday that
all the buildings were blown off his
farm north of Adair, except the house
The Larsen Bros. papered the Will
Kommes residence south of town where
Roy Dryden and wife expect to reside.
Mrs. Fowler has been dangerously ill
the past week with heart trouble. We
hope to hear of her recovery.
H. H. Buck purchased the Martin
Jensen property where F. H. Basham
lives and will move here soon.
John Knox and wife of Minneapolis
arrived here Saturday for a few days
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Kreamer and children
have all been on the sick list the past
week with the grip.
Verna Croy has been confined to her
home the past week caring for a bad
attack of the grip.
John Sorensen has hired out to Boy
Beers for the summer and commenced
work last week.
Blanche Noon and Cecilia Tharnish
attended church at Audubon Sunday at
the Catholic church.
Mae Matheny of Anita visited with
her friend, Mrs. Jessie Walker, here
over Sunday.
A baby girl was born to Wood Kline
and wife last Friday night, All are
doing well.
George Voss has just finished building
J. NJ. Dimick Is portable hog houses
this week.
DR.. Newton and wife spent Easter
Sunday in Atlantic guests of Mrs. Nola
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