Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-06-17

The Extra public school building
was dedicated last Thursday and the
assembly room was more than filled
with parents of the school children
and citizens of Audubon county to
hear the splendid program given.
The music was furnished by the
high school. T. M. Rasmussen as
secretary of the school board gave a
report of the hard work in which the
school board has had in the past
year in getting the building COM
pleted. Miss Stearns the county sup
erintendant gave short talk in the
improvements the school has made
in Audubon county in the past few
years. State superintendent Deyoe
then addressed the people for a
short time and spoke very highly of
the Extra public school building as
being one of the finest equipped in
the state of Iowa. The high school
students served pineapple and straw
berry sherbert throughout the after
noon and evening.
/ Miss Pauline Yoder who has been
here the past year attending school
and making her home with her I'M
Gle DR.. l.. j. Oldaker and wife left
for her home in Dubuque Monday
morning accompanied by Miss Carrie
Petersen who will visit at the Yoder
home for while. Mr.. and Mrs.
Yoder arrived here last Friday eve
ming and stayed over Sunday. Miss
Pauline may return here in the fall
to attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cockeral and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Flack of Linden autoed up Tuesday
to visit with Mrs. Cockerel's mother
and other relatives over night, and
went to Villisca to visit few days
after which they went to Jefferson to
visit Mr.. Cockerel's and Mrs. Flack' 8
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Cockerel will
then leave for their home in Okla.
after pleasant trip in Iowa with
relatives and friends.
4 The trained nurse who has been
caring for Mrs. Ed. Williamson the
past two weeks returned to her home
Sunday. Mrs. williamson having i'm
| proved so much as not to need her
attention any longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ide of Bray
ton were up to Extra Thursday at
tending the graduation exercises of
which their oldest daughter Miss Ma
bel was one of the class.
Mrs. Chas. Houstan went to Iowa
City Thursday to attend the COM
mencement exercises there. Miss
Flora finished college there this
year.
! The out of town teachers returned
to their respective homes Saturday.
j They will all return next fall except
Miss Curtis, who will not teach next
year.
Chas Hunt, Nick Thielan, H. p.
Hansen and John N. Christensen
went to Atlantic Monday evening
where they joined the Elks lodge.
The two little Struther boys of
Peoria, ILL.,, who always spend their
vacation here with their grand par
ents arrived here last Friday.
Irma Croy who has been going to
school here returned to her home
near Marine Saturday, her sister
Ruth accompanying her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Voss went out to
Mrs. Vosses fathers Mr.. Heckman's
Sunday to visit and to attend the
German Lutheran church.
| Mrs. Liza Gault and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Dimick were visiting rel
atives at the Walk Crees home up
near Hamlin Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Koob and daughter Kath-
leen were up from Brayton to see
the exhibit and attend the gradua-
tion exercises.
| Mrs. Ida Sturgeon Moffet returned
to her home at Grady Center last
Thursday after weeks visit with
relatives.
The latest reports from DR.. Lantz
were very favorable and IL all goes
well he will be at home in short
time.
Marion Bagley of Audubon attend
ed the commencement exercise3y here
last week. She .fetpsg.cd h-ahe Fri
day b.
Dorothy Delahoyde who has been
lex for the last three weeks with
typhoid fever is much improved.
Miss Ella Williams and Uncle
Kane went to Kansas City last week
to visit relatives for short time.
Tess Brady of Audubon is visiting
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