Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-28
EXTRA

Madsen teachers of our public school
here entertained the Extra school
teachers and several other friends
at the home of Miss Madsen up in
the Heights last Saturday evening.
On each invitation was a request
that each guest was requested to
put on some stunt" during the eve
ming for a few minutes entertain
ment and that first prize would be
given to the person putting on the
best stunt" and BOBBY prize for
the poorest Miss Mable Rider,
primary teacher won the first prize
which was a beautiful box of candy,
by giving clever linericks of each
guest present and Rev. Linkletter
won the BOBBY prize. Now guess
what he did and what he got. The
remainder of the evening was spent
in guessing contests and with several
musical selections, both vocal and
instrumental by the guests. Several
flash light pictures were taken of
the crowd after which an elaborate
luncheon was served. The guests
departed for their homes at a late
hour all voting Miss Curtis and Miss
Madsen royal entertainers as they
had spent the most delightful eve-
ming of the season with them.
Mrs. Agnes Edwards, nee Agnes
Sickles and Miss Madge Sickles of
Hilrose, Colo, arrived here last Fri
day to visit their aunt, Mrs. Dick
Simpkins and family and their cousin
Mrs. VIM. Voss and family. They
moved to Colorado IA years ago with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Billy
Sickles, where they have since resid-
ed This being Miss Madges first wis.,
it back Mrs. Edwards visited here
with her aunt, Mrs. Gus Gault some
eight years ago. They report their
father and the other children well
and prospecting. Mr. Sickles has
charge of a hardware store at their
home town.
Rev. and Mrs. Grinyer entertained
the Crusaders Class of the M. e.
Sunday school at their home last
Friday evening. Miss Mabel Rider
teacher of the class assisting. A
genuine old fashioned taffy pull was
INDUCED in and games also took up
a part of the evenings time.
Stanley Griffith received his new
bus which is a very comfortable con-
veyance and is making all the trains.
When going away call up No. 25 over
the telephone and he will call for
you at your home. Round trip Csc.
Mr.. Louie Bartlett came down
from Coon Rapids last week to help
care for his father-in-law, Fred
Tremel who has been a very sick
man the past two weeks, but is very
much improved at this writing.
The box social held in the Danish
hall last Friady evening for the ex-
pense of the electric lights in the
Danish church was a decided sue
cess, there being the neat sum of
$54 cleared for the church.
Mr.. Geo. Dimick came back from
Oklahoma last Monday and will
again become a citizen of Audubon
county. He will live on the Dimick
farm where Glenn Petersen has lived
the past three years.
Miss Lottie Hadden, teacher of the
fifth and sixth grades in the public
school was on the sick list last week
for several days. Mrs. Nels Johnson
substituted for her in the school
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Gray gave the
young people party at their home in
Greeley township last Friday evening
in honor of their two nephews Ray
and Alfred Young who are here wis.,
iting. .,s
Miss Jennie Howard of Albany,
Wis, arrived here last Saturday to
visit relatives at the J. M. Dimick and
LISA Gault homes, she being a cous-
in of these ladies.
The Blind Boone Concert Co. will
appear at the M. E. church Feb. 20,
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
Society. An admission of rs cents
will be charged.
Chris Hansen feldt went to Des
Moines last Saturday for an over
| Sunday visit with his mother and
sister. He returned home Monday
evening.
The general teachers meeting of
the Extra High School was held at
the high school room Tuesday eve
ming after school hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kness have the
care of a very sick child at their
home north of town with la grippe
and stomach trouble.
Chas. Malstrom went to Elk Horn
last Saturday to fix up the elevator
which the A. N. & s. run into last
week.
Soren Nelson and C. Christ.
ensen of the Cass County Implement
Co., were business visitors here Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Riley, Jr., have
another boy at their home, the gen.
tleman arrived last Wednesday.
Ray and Alfred Young of Glidden
came down last week for a visit with
relatives at the Ed. Young home.
Mr.. Tremel is improving slowly
after a several weeks siege of the
la grippe and complications.
VIM. Peppers went to Omaha last
Thursday with car load of fat cat
tie from his own feed lot.
Harley McCord of Anita came over
Sunday for few days visit with the
Young brothers.
Farstrup Bros. shipped car load
of hogs to South Omaha market
last Thursday.
Holgar Anderson goes to Hamlin
Friday to work for Mr. Johnson in
the store.
l.. A. Peterman was business
visitor in Extra last Friday and Sat
urday.
Fred Wahlert was on the market
last Wednesday with a car of fat
cattle.
Mrs. DR.. r. A. Lantz entertained
lady friend from Anita over Sun