Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-03-26
EXTRA


Miss Mary Basham went to Villisca
last Thursday where she represented
the Extra High School in the Contest
held at that place and carried off the
the honor of winning the first place.
Miss Basham won first place over all at
her home contest, and second place in
her class which was the humorous at
Guthrie Center. OF course the Extra
High School as well as the citizens feel
justly proud of our scholar, Miss Basham
She was accompanied to Villisca by her
teacher, Miss Curtis and the Misses
Genevieve Wright and Leah Brinkerhoff.
Hans Hansen and wife who just re-
Gently moved here from Anita enter
tanned the following friends at dinner
Sunday evening. FL. p. Hansen and
wife of the Fullerton Lumber yard, III.
p. Hansen and wife of the Hansen
garage, II. p. Petersen and wife, Oluf
Hansen and wife of Anita and one lone
gentleman Axel Borjesson.
Mr. Sturgeon who has been so dan
gerously i'll the past two weeks has i'm
proved and his daughter, Mrs. Ida
Moffett, and son, Chal Sturgeon return
ed to their homes Monday after spend
ing week at his bedside.
DIR. Robinson of Atlantic the assistant
state veterinarian assisted DR.. LantZ in
inspecting the horses of Arthur Smith
who shipped his stock to Canada last
Friday where he will reside in the
future.
Miss Leola Swezey and sister drove
down from Audubon Sunday in the
new car Miss Leola won in the contest
which closed Saturday night and visited
with her friend, Miss Genevieve Wright.
Miss Eraline Knudsen, daughter of
Z. Q. Knudsen and wife, underwent an
operation for an abscess last Saturday.
Although she has been in a critical
condition she is improving slowly.
Miss Marguerite Mayer who has been
ably assisting with the work at the
Park Hotel went to Anita Monday and
from there will go to Lake City to visit
before returning to Extra
Mrs. John Denisen and L. p. Nelson
and wife returned Monday morning
from York, Nebr., where they had been
visiting Chris Nelson and wife who for
merly lived here.
VIM. Felt of Atlantic has been en-
ployed by P. X. Jensen who runs the
Auto repair shop in connection with
the Westphalen & johnson garage on
main street.
John Riley returned home last Friday
from Detroit, Mich, where he had ac-
companied his aunt who has been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs DIR. Riley for some
time.
Fitch will soon be among us again and
that her mother has improved slowly
and will soon be around again.
Nelson & Jones, the new Automobile
and Implement firm sold Ford cars to
Geo. Wahlert, Sr, NJ G. Nelson and
Hans A. Nelson last week.
The work on the road from the depot
up town is being pushed forward fast
and will soon be in good shape for the
spring rains to work on.
Miss limo Croy went to Atlantic last
Friday and visited over Sunday with
her parents who recently moved from
here to west of Atlantic.
Mrs. Lutte Wells and children went
to Orient last Thursday where Mr..
Wells will work on farm for Frank
Bartlett this summer.
Oscar Hunt and family are expected
home the last of this week from Cali
fornia where they have been spending
the winter.
Doug Hamlin went to Villisca last
Thursday to work on dredge boat
which is run by his son Roy Hamlin.
Clyde Dimick returned to his work at
Macksberg, Iowa, Monday being called
here by the illness of his mother.
Lawrence Hansen and Chris Petersen
went to Omaha last Friday where Mr..
Petersen purchased Buick car.
Mrs j. NJ. Dimick who underwent
an operation at her home here last
Thursday is doing nicely.
Miss Kathleen Hunt is on the sick
list this week at the home of her
brother, Frank Hunt
Miss Anna loft and Mr. Karsten
Larsen were married at her home last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Baker was taken seriously
sick last Friday at her home east of
town.
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