Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-07-08
EXTRA

GTeW. Each prayer proved Inem
selves star, The chorus under the
leadership of Miss Bessie WHITAKER
was fine and was composed of all the
good singers in and near Extra. II
was treat to hear them sing Mrs
]. A. Egbert presided at the piano in
her usual pleasing way.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Jorgensen and two
daughters Katie and Ingeborg who
lived here at one time and had the
photograph gallery and also conduct
ed cigar factory are located in Des
Moines at present and came up tt
Extra to celebrate and spend a few
days with old friends at the Hans
Hansen and Alfred Miller homes.
The LIST prize in the parade fol
the best business float was given tC
j. w. Alsup who conducts one of the
best harness shops in western Iowa
Fl. P. Petersen got second and Erke
Bros. took third ]. b. ]. Lohner
took the first prize for the best auto
float and H. P. Hansen took second
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Alsup and
children have gone to California to
visit Mrs. Alsup's parents, and also
to attend the expositions. They left
Wednesday and expect to be gone
a month or two. Ed Bartlett is run
ming the harness shop while they are
away.
Miss Ethel Curtiss has a large
class of music students here this
summer and comes up from her home
in Atlantic every week to give les
sons. Miss Curtiss is good instruc-
tor and has proven her ability as a
musical teacher here the past year.
The same good music by the Anita
band was furnished for the Extra
celebration last Saturday and the
band played most all day long, when
ever the clouds cleared away and
gave them a chance to get out.
Miss Celia Tharnish and Miss Ruth
Anciaux who have been visiting with
the Anciaux girls in Colorado the
Thursday and are delighted with
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Biglow and
children autoed up from their home
east of Atlantic Saturday and spent
the night with relatives at the l.. F.
Kleever home east of town.
Mrs. C. w. Ballard and little son
returned to their home at Rollins
Wyo., Monday after a month stay
with relatives here at the ID. West
home north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas williams and
daughter of Atlantic returned home
Tuesday after an over Sunday visit
with relatives at the Frank Williams
home west of town.
Mr.. and Mrs Pete Tharnish oil
Adair were here over Sunday anc
visited their parents. Burandette
South went home with them to spend
her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Andersen were
here over Sunday from Valley juno
ton visiting relatives at the p. X
Jensen and j. B. Connrardy homes.
H. P. Hansen. Geo. Hunt, Glen
Hunt and Nick Thielan were among
the Omaha visitors from Extra Mon
day who went out to see the races.
Mr.. Rube Struthers of Geneceo,
H., was here a short time visiting
at the Wolf home south of town. He
left for his home Monday evening.
Mrs VIM Woodward of Atlantic
returned to her home Monday after
a pleasant over Sunday visit with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Hubble were
guests of Mrs. bubbles brother, DR.
]. C. Newton and wife Saturday and
attended the celebration also.
Frank Campbell very ably assisted
at the Fullerton lumber yard the
past week during Mr.. Mclntosh's alb
sence at his home in Grinnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben MASKING of neal
Menlo went home Saturday evening
after a pleasant visit with their sol
Clarence and family here.
Miss Horton left for her. home il
S. Dakota after an extended visit O
several weeks with relatives at tn,
John l. Hensley home.
Rev. Jesse Getty and daughter
Grace, went to Illinois Monday TO
a visit with relatives. They expec
to stay a month.
Geo. b. Gill, Gale McClain, Franz
Kramer, Earl Thomas and Bert Der
ry drove to Lewis Monday to take il
the celebration.
Mrs. Chris Wolf and Mrs. p. X
Jensen autoed to Avoca Thursda.
where they visited with their par
ents over Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Knox we're her
from Adair over Sunday and assiste'
Alvin Holmes in the stand and CAT
Saturday.
Peter M. Jensen, Hill Ridgley AM
John b. Lohner were in Atlantic be
tween trains on business last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bolton entertain
ed Mr. VIM. McGoveran of Audubon
over Saturday. He is an old friend
Mrs. Cora Freeman and children
returned to their home Monday afte
pleasant visit here over Sunday.
Peter Madsen and wife, and Mrs
Chris Jensen went to the Exposition
at San Francisco last Tuesday.
C. o. Hunt has been a very sicl
man this week and confined to hi
| home with stomach trouble.
| Mrs. Geo. Henshaw of Des Nome
visited her brother Chas. Houston
and family the past week.
! Mrs. Newton of Atlantic came VI
Monday afternoon for a visit will
her son DIR. j. C. and wife.
| Mel Hubble and family moved t
Council Bluffs Monday where the.
will reside for while.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Felt went I,
Lewis to stay over Sunday to visi
his sister and family.
Miss Winnie Simersen is entertain
ing her friend, Miss Ethel Donahu'
of Nevada this week.
Grandpa Wattles of Aztec, N. M.
was up from Brayton calling on OLE
friends and neighbors.