Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-08-05
EXTRA

The Extra Cemetery Association
has been reorganized and new Off
GERS elected and committees appoint
ed to look after the work caring for
the cemetery and also to look into
the matter of buying more land IA
the lots are about all sold and it has
been found necessary to enlarge the
cemetery in the near future.
The social held at the Conrgega-
tional parsonage last Wednesday was
grand success, the ladies clearing
$27.7f for their work Although IL
were all used and they also sold ten
gallons of ice cream.
The Misses Gertrude Basham,
Frances Voss and lola Brinkerhoff,
and Messers Harry Campbell, Tom
Murphy and Frank Dimick autoed TO
Crystal Lake last Sunday where they
spent the day picnicing at the lake,
Mrs. VIM. Baylor found sixty good
sized potatoes in one hill last Thurs
day while digging potatoes for the
noon day meal. The potatoe crop in
Iowa this year is sure fine, in spite OF
the wet weather.
Miss Dena Hensley of Extra the
second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j
/. Hensley was married last week in
Council Bluffs to Walter Stroebele
We did not learn where they expect
to make their home.
The Minerman home has been
started and if the weather will per
nit il will soon be completed and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Minerman and fam.
lily will be right royalty welcomed as
citizens of Extra.
Lloyd Graham had Bert Beers
build his Ford auto over into racer
and on last Sunday Lloyd and wife
tried it out on the road to Crystal
Lake where they spent the day.
Mr.. Dave Rotchild of Chicago anc
Emil Rothchild of Atlantic and bro
Their from New York and Hans Rat.
tenberg of Atlantic were up Satur'
day calling on Herman Barnholdt.
George Henshaw left for his home
| in Des Moines last Tuesday and OF
Friday he and his wife left for Cal
ifornia to attend the expositions.
Miss Dorothy Delahoyde who has
been sick since last May is able tC
be out again and is gaining fast ant
will soon be as well as ever.
The NJ. e. ladies aid held a pastry
sale at John Nelson's store last Sat
urday and disposed of large amount
of pies, cakes and bread
Mr.. Walter Temple south of towr
had the misfortune to fall and dis
locate his right shoulder last weet
while working at the barn.
Chas. Milliman sold his household
goods last Saturday and the famil,
will leave soon for Winthrop, Wash.
to make their future home.
Mrs. j. M. Dimick went 20 De
Moines last Monday as a delegate t
held there this week.
| ]. NJ Dimick shipped a fine buncl
of fat cattle from his feed lots t
Chicago last aSturday. He went wi
the shipment.
Mrs. Ida Cannon and Miss Mary
Basham attended the Elks dedica,
ton services and big dance in At.
lantic last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Voss have a
twelve pound boy at their home, born
last Friday. Mother and babe doing
fine
Lima Brinkerhoff returned from
Audubon last Thursday from a sew
eral days visit at the Bagley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hopley OF
Tekameh, Nebr., arrived here last
Saturday to visit for a short time.
Mrs. Harry Lewis of Walnut was
an over Sunday guest of her mother
Mrs. M. c. Gle and son George.
The members of the Elk lodge
from here attended the dedication
services in Atlantic last week.
Everett Kline and wife have a
baby boy at their home south east of
town born last Wednesday.
Mrs. Temple who fell down Stairs
the other week and broke her arm
is getting along nicely.
The chautauqua grounds will be
on the east lot of Mrs. VIM. Baylor's
home this year.
Miss Helen Voss is visiting her
aunt Miss Susie Hickman in the
country this week.
George Strahl of Des Moines was
visiting relatives and old friends here
the past week.
Miss Georgia Hansen is visiting
relatives in Guthrie Center for a
couple of weeks.
Chas. Dennison attended the Elks
dedication services in Atlantic lasi
week.
George Spoo went to Walnut last
Sunday TO visit friends this week.
Alec Scott of Casey was an Extra
business visitor the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Engle are visit
ing relatives in South Dakota.
Max PARROT of Brayton spent Sun
day with friends in Extra.
Evalyn Peterman of Atlantic is
visiting here this week.
Mrs. ~ ID. Hamlin was on the sick
list last week.
Or. Clay was in town Monday on
business.
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