Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-16

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Story"-Helen Tibben.
Dramatic Selection, Gentlemen,
The King"-Niels Madsen.
Dramatic Selection, "a Few Bars
in the Key of G,"-Leah Brinker-
hoff.
Dramatic Selection, How The La
Rue Stalker were Lost Lena
Eckles.
Dramatic Selection, "The Prison
er's Plea. Mabel lessen.
Humorous Selection, "Minty Null
why. Mae Stone.
Vocal Duet, "In The Land of The
Song Birds" Lola Brinkerhoff and
Carrie Petersen.
Oratorical Selection, 1.-THE Nation
al Flag" Roy Hensley.
Oratorical Selection, Lincoln
Frances Voss.
Humorous Selection, "The Mustard
Plaster, Mary Voss.
Dramatic Selection, "The Lie."-
Helen Wissler
Humorous Selection "Ruggles Din
ner Party"-Martha Voss.
Dramatic Selection, "Judith's Ride"
Fern McNary.
Humorous Selection "At The Shoe
Shop"-Mary Hensley.
Vocal Sexteete, "Carmena"-Mary
Ide, Carrie Petersen, Mary Hensley,
Lola Brinkerhoff, Lena Eckles, Mary
Basham.
Decision of judges who were Prof
f. w. Johansen of Audubon, Rev.
Spelman and Supt. Galkin, of At
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in Humorous class, Leah Brinker-
hoff first in Dramatic class, and Roy
Hensley first in 0ratorical. Helen
Tibben won first over all and will
represent Extra at the sub-district
contest at Logan March 3rd.
The Grand and Audubon township
Farmers met at Audubon township
school house No. /, and organized
and elected officers last Thursday
Dec 9 and will be known as the
Grant & Audubon Township Far
mers Booster Asso The following
officers were elected: w. c. Tibben,
President; Henry Huess, Vice-prest.,
F. ]. Thielan, Secy., Gus Anderson,
Treasurer. They will hold their an
nual meeting the last Friday in Nov
ember. officers are elected annual
ly and directors are elected each
year.
i The little daughter of P. X. Jen-
sen and wife fell on the slippery
walk Monday morning on her way to
school and cut an ugly cash in her
forehead that was necessary to call
DR.. Jacobsen to dress the wound.
Hilga Christensen and Anna Rat
tenborg two of the scholars at the
sewing school went home with Carrie
Johansen Saturday evening to spend
the Sabbath and attend services at
the Highland church.
Mrs. Molly Hansen came in and
spent the day with Lizzie GUIDE last
Thursday. Miss GUIDE who was so
badly burned is getting along nicely
and hopes to be able to go back to
work in a few weeks.
VIM. Thielan was in town last
Thursday shaking hands with all his
old friends. He always feels at
home when he comes to Extra after
so many years resident of this COM
munity.
i Ray Faust and wife and Jim Mel
son came down from Audubon and
Howard PARROT of Brayton was
up Monday between trains.
A large crowd of young peolpe
from this vicinity enjoyed the dance
at Brayton last Saturday night. The
music was furnished by the colored
orchestra of Carroll.
The revival meetings closed at the
Methodist church last Sunday after
a continuance of several weeks. Rev.
Booth left for his home at Panora,
Iowa Monday.
Ramona and James Simpson are
having the mumps this week. LATE
returned home from Audubon last
week after a two weeks sickness with
the mumps.
Miss Willoughby was able to be
back in the school room Monday
morning after a severe attack of the
la grippe last week and unable to
be out.
Mrs. J. Connrardy is having
neat little six room modern cottage
built on the lot just west of her res
idence. VIM. Thielan has the con-
tract.
Mrs. Paul Zaner arrived here last
Thursday and visited with her rela-
tives and friends until Tuesday when
she left for her home in Missoula,
Montana.
Mrs. Connrardy received word last
week that the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. Graf of Villisca is
very sick child with pneumonia.
Mrs Nancy Bruner expects to
leave soon for California, to spend
the winter months with her rela-
tives where 1t is warm.
Miss Dormon the lady who came
to train the students for the contest
returned to her home in Des Moines
last Saturday.
Mrs. Jake Baier and Mis-. Otto
Baier were guests of the latter's rel
atives in Avoca and Council Bluffs
last week.
Mrs. Connrardy's sewing class will
close next Saturday. She will open
her school again the first Monday in
January.
Mrs. Alvin Holmes who went to
Harlan last week to see her mother
who is sick, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Will Spoo is very sick with
tonsilitis and the baby has also been
sick with the la grippe and Group.
Mr.. Henry Tharnish and son Hen
ry, of Creighton, Nebr., have been
here the past week visiting relatives.
The Variety store proprietor. Peter
Jorgensen was in Omaha last week
buying more holiday goods.
Neils Mickelsen and son of Audi
bon township went to Audubon Mon