Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-02
EXTRA
Presidents Day

Extra would nave Deen only TOO sldu
to have had Mrs. Clarke with them
longer. Opening the program the
Misses Lola and Lima Brinkerhoff
gave a piano duet, "A New Virginian
Dance" playing without fault and
much technie. Following came Miss
Vivian Heath with a reading Wiz
ginia" The part seemed to suit
Miss Yivian's style and her interpre-
tation was perfect.
Miss Bess Witthauer sang my
Own Folk" Miss Bess sang in her
usual good way and everyone pres
ent enjoyed hearing her as likewise
did they Miss Ellowene Dimick who
sang with You" Miss Ellowene's
rich voice is always welcomed by any
audience Miss Michael and Mrs.
Wilde of Audubon favored the
guests with a duet 20, That we too
Were Maying." These ladies are
very popular in musical circles and
always sing well.
The program closed with a club
chorus, "A TwilightRevel," Miss
Varney at the piano. This closed a
very enjoyable afternoon. thanks to
the Treble Clef Club. The ladies
from Audubon attended the meeting
we're: Mrs Childs, Mrs. Korwin
Mrs. Van Gorder. Mrs. Bilharz, Mrs.
Farquhar, Mrs. Harmon, Mrs Wilde,
Miss Michael
When word reached here last Sun
day afternoon about three o'clock
that William Rabe had drowned in
the river just south of the Gill place
north of here, every automobile in
nfru lna1
full hurried to aid in rescuing the
body where several of the men and
boys worked until about two o'clock
in the morning before the body was
found.
DR.. and Mrs. L. j. Oldaker autoed
to Atlantic last Saturday morning
to meet the doctors brother-in-law,
Adley Yodder and daughter of
Dubuque, Ia. Mr.. Yodder returned
to his home Monday but Miss Yod-
der will make an extended visit.
The show that was billed for here
last Friday was unable to put on
their performance on account of the
storm, and stayed over for Satur-
day when the crowd failed to show
up. They went from here to Audur
bon.
Mrs. II. T. Kroeger and two little
daughters returned home last Fri
day evening from Marshalltown, Ia,
where they had been visiting the
past few weeks.
Frank Sunderland of Ames arriv-
ed here last Saturday evening and
took up his work as foreman at the
Journal Office Monday morning.
Carson Brockway and wife autoed
down from Audubon Friday on bus
mess and got rained in and had to
stay over until the next day.
The Misses Marguerite and Frahcis
Hensley and Evelyn Hamlin spent
Sunday out in Greeley guests of Miss
Winnie Hensley.
The Scotland boys are laying pipes
from the water main at the Fuller
ton Lumber Co. corner to the Xerxes
Knox place, north.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Delahoyde took
their little son, John to Des Moines
desday for an X-Ray examination
on his broken arm.
Mrs. Henry Tharnish of Nebraska
who has been here the past two
weeks visiting relatives, returned to
her home today.
The next youngest son of Peter
loft got thrown from horse Sun
day evening and broke his right arm
above the wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mertes of Car
roll visited relatives at the Charlie
Kommes and Mary Williams homes
last Sunday.
Laura Johnson and Mary Steven
sen, were among the teachers who
took the examinations in Audubon
last week.
Miss Minnie Campbell returned
home last week from South Dakota
where she has been working the past
season.
The Misses Bertha and Veda
Minerman went up to Audubon last
week and took the teachers examin-
atoms.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. l.. Hensley were
gustes of Mrs. Hensley's parents DIR.
and Mrs. Koob at Brayton Sunday.
Mr.. Crawford the Fullerton Lum-
Der Co.'S man of Atlantic was irl the
city Monday on business.
Miss Flora Bell Houston took Mrs
John Van De Brake and baby to
Brayton to visit a few days.
DR.. II. A. Jacobsen and wife and
Mrs. S. Spoo and Leonard Kline au-
toed to Lewis Sunday.
Mrs. Connrardy closes her last
term of dressmaking school next
Friday for the seasoo
G.. w Bradley who resides in old
Hamlin with his daughter is visit
ing here this week.
Perry Snyder went to Griswold
last Tuesday and spent the week
with his parents.
Amber Kelsey returned home last
Friday from attending the bedside
of an aged aunt.
Geo. Kness is going to start a
peanut wagon in the building next
TO the post Office.
Christina Andersen of Brayton
spent the last of thes week with
friends here.
Miss Whine Simmersen spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Jensen in
the country.
Mable Hall and Marie Faust Wis
tied in Audubon over Sunday with
friends.
Don Hash has recovered from his
operation and is out again feeling
fine
Pete Scott went to Anita last Sat
urday to visit at the parental home.
Mrs. Sam Clark of Cedar Rapids
is visiting relatives here this week.
Miss Lima Brinkerhoff spent last
week with friends in Audubon.
Chas. White of Audubon was
business visitor in Extra Monday.
l.. A. Peterman of Atlantic spent
Sunday with relatives here
Fred Wissler of Atlantic was
business caller here Monday.
r. ID. Hawks spent Sunday'in Elk
ira with friends and relatives.
Frank and Will Spoo autoed to
> Anita Monday on business.
Mrs. Horace PARROT of Audubon
visited in Extra over Sunday
Miss Leola Swe2ey visited friends
here Friday night