Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-05-14
EXTRA

The Thursday Club play given attthe
opera house lag; Monday was a decided
success. The kouse was over-crowded
and each plakfr carried out their part
we'll in evsg little detail. Mrs.
Kroeger proving herself an able reciter
giving a number of selections between
acts The music by the Extra orchestra
was very much enjoyed through the
whole evening.
Mesdames' NJ. Dimick, Lissa CAN'T,
II. I. Kroeger, j. |. Hershey and the
Misses Ellowene Dimick and Beatrice
Creese and Frank Dimick autoed 10
Atlantic last Thursday afternoon and
visited with friends.
The first band concert of the season
was given last Thursday evening hut
on account of the cold disagreeable
weather they did not play very long
They will be given every Thursday
evening through the summer.
Fred Wissler of Atlantic was bust
/ ness visitor in Extra Monday and Tues
day Of this week Fled was an Extra
boy at one time, having lived here when
his father filled the pulpit at the Con-
gregational church.
Miss Emma Hoover who underwent
an operation at her home east of Extra
has improved rapidly and is up and
around. Her friends gave her a postal
card shower Wednesday it being her
birthday.
The hauling of the material has begun
and the contractor, Mr.. Lorenzen, of
Atlantic was up Monday looking over
the grounds and getting ready to start
work on the new school building.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyhe and daughter,
Miss Annette attended the Thursday
Club play here Monday evening and
visited relatives at the Ed. Delahoyde
home.
Mrs. Z. A. Voorhees, arrived here last
Thursday morning from her home in
Holdenville, Okla, to spend the summer
with her parents, stephen Gano and
wife.
Miss Brown, one of the high school
teachers will spend the summer in
Europe. She expects to sail from New
York the 18th of this month.
Miss Maud McGann returned to her
home in Mason City Friday after spend
ing several weeks with her relatives at
the G. L. Gore home
Mothers Day was observed at the
different churches here last Sunday and
each mother was given a carnation as
they entered the church.
Mrs. Chris Nelson returned to her
home the first of the week at York,
Nebr., after pleasant ten days visit
with relatives and friends here.
Jack Egbert returned 70 Extra Mon
day afternoon with his little son and
daughter who will make their home in
Extra in the future.
Miss Gale Hahn left Friday morning
for her home in Sigourney, Iowa, after
a successful years work in the Extra
public school.
August Wahlert and Howard Shoe
smith both purchased new fivepassenger
Studebaker cars last week of H. p.
Hansen.
Mrs. VIM. Woodward and Mrs. f.
@. Schwarms and little daughter visited
with relatives and friends in Extra over
Sunday.
Hans Nelson east of town had a hay
loader destroyed Sunday evening by the
storm and Frank Maurer lost several
hogs.
A. w. Harvey, Welberg Wolf, Lee
McAnnich and Lawrence Hansen drove
over to Anita last Thursday on business
Fred Bartlett and daughter of Audi
bon spent Sunday with their son and
brother, Fred Bartlett, Jr., east of town.
Miss Ruth Baker returned to Extra
Monday to visit with friends for a.
short time
H. p. Petersen and Axel Boriession
were in Atlantic last Thursday on
business.
J. NJ Carlson's little daughter has
been sick with the measles the past week.
Grace Rabson is assisting with the
homework at the J. w. Lancelot home
Miss Francis Heath spent Sunday
with relatives in Audubon.
j. E. Lewis and family spent Sunday
at his parental home here.
E. B. yoss was an out of town visitor
last week.