Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-04-03
EXTRA

J. w. Peterman formerly of this city
but now of Atlantic has been suffering
from severe strained back the effect
of too heavy lifting while building his
new house down there. The last reports
he was much better and at work part
of the time.
E. B. Voss is over to Adair this week
making preparations to put up new
buildings on his farm that were blown
down in last Sundays storm. A good
many people in that locality were made
almost homeless by the Easter tornado.
The Home Talent play given at the
Opera House last Thursday by the
Thursday Club was a decided success,
financially, dramatically and iokingly.
Ask some of the husbands if the jokes
were not good fit.
Will Voss and wife of Atlantic were
up Sunday visiting with relatives. Mr..
Voss is now employed in the Johnson &
Stranger factory where he is proving
quite satisfactory in his work.
Marie Jacobsen of Lake View arrived
here last SATURDAY. for few days visit
with her brother, DR.. r. A. Jacobsen
and family.
Nick Dofiing arrived here the last of
last week. He can't stay away and we
expect him TO move back most any time.
Miss Ella Stearns Audubon county's
superintendent attended the Thursday
Club play last Thursday evening.
Mrs Nick Martes returned home
from Kansas the latter part of last week
where she had been on a visit.
Minnie Campbell who has been work
ing in Guthrie Center returned home
the latter part of last week.
Edwin Delahoyde and wife attended
the funeral of Miss Gretchen Nash at
Audubon last Friday.
Mrs. F. Fl. Basham visited at the
Theo. Ordway home from Thursday
until Saturday.
Earl Brown and Howard PARROT of
Brayton were business visitors in Extra
last Saturday.
Mrs. A. w. Harvey and children
spent the latter part of last week visit
ing in Atlantic.
Martha Voss returned from Adair
Sunday where she had been to spend
her vacation.
Guy Barhan and Marion Walker Wis.
tied with their aunt, Mrs. Ralph Hawks
this week.
Minerva Rabson and Irene Porter
went to Atlantic Monday to do some
shopping.
Iva Jayne went to the eastern part of
the state to visit her sister the first of
the week.
Blanche Mason of Audubon was a
guest at the Fred Cotton home over
Sunday.
Ed Leffingwell came in from the west
last Monday to visit relatives for few
days.
Francis Petersen from Fremont, Neb.,
is visiting Vivian Heath here this week.
L. e. Simpson and wife were guests
at the Connrardy home Monday night.
Mrs. Maude White is here from
Omaha visiting at the L. Bowen home.
Boy Herrick went to Atlantic Monday
on business returning in the evening.
J. A. johnson purchased the organ at
the Extra Drug Store last Saturday.
Nick Niklason of Audubon attended
the Home Talent play here Thursday.
John and Kirk Knox and F. Fl. Cotton
were guests of Smith Burton Sunday.
Mrs. George Milliman was an Allan
tic visitor Monday between trains.
Anna Dorr is here visiting old friends
and looking after her property.
Ben Sykes is spending his vacation in
Brayton and Atlantic this week.
Clifford Posten and wife went TO Au-
dubon Monday to spend the day.
Theo. Ordway went to the county seat
last Thursday on business.
Lillian Hunt arrived here last Thurs;
day to visit relatives.
Herb Herrick went to Audubon on
business last Monday.
Ruth Statzell spent Sunday at the
John l. Hensley home.
Arthur Statzell and Lloyd Graham
went to Atlantic Monday.
Ray Statzell returned from his school
of auto training Monday.
George and Lee Spoo visited relatives
in Atlantic last Friday.
Ed Wheeler of Marine spent last Fri
day here with friends.
Mrs Chas. LEST of East town was an
Atlantic visitor Monday.
Ben Carver of Anita was in Extra
last Friday on business.
Lima Brinkerhoff was an Audubon
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. John Cameron was an Extra
shopper Monday.
Ellis Cannon was business visitor
here Friday.
Nick Niklason Sundayed in Extra
last Sunday.
Mrs. White is visiting relatives here
this week.
John Crees was business caller here
Tuesday.
B. l.. Swain is in Des Moines this
week.