Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27
EXTRA

pleased to learn that the little daugh-
ter won the highest honors at the
Colorado State baby contest held at
Denver last week in which she scored
98.9 and won first over all girl babys
and sweepstakes over all babies, boys
or girls. Mrs Pring Is the grand
daughter of Mrs. ]. B. Connrardy.
The Extra High School basketball
team went to Anita last Saturday ev-
ening and were given a good trim
ming, but this being their first year
at the game, they are playing well,
and we will expect them to play bet
ter game next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale McClain and
two daughters left Monday for them
home in Canada after two months
stay here with relatives. Mrs. Nc
Claims uncle, Henry Green, went
back with them for an extended visit.
Tom McClain returned from Him
OILS Monday where he had been visit
ing relatives, and will remodel his
home where Fred Branch lives and
he and Mrs. McClain will become ro-
sidents of Extra again.
Marguerite and Olive May the little
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Hal May
entertained their little friends last
Saturday afternoon. Their teachers,
Miss Anna Rider and Miss Marie Mad
sen were also guests.
The Maccabees installed their new
ly elected officers for the year Mon
day evening 6nd after the business
session was over, they enjoyed an
loyster supper and smoker.
Louise Gransberry left Monday for
lAdair where she will attend school.
Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert
lGransberry are intending to move
There In the near future.
Mrs. L. ]. Oldaker went to Man
ming Monday where she met Miss
Pauline Yedder who will stay at the
Oldaker home and attend school the
rest of the school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Grey ofMarne
came up last Thursday to spend a
short time with Mrs. Gray's grand
arents, Mrs. Hetty Crop and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. PARROT.
!, Dave Workman. who went to
Brooklyn to work In shoe store
came back Monday on business. He
is very much pleased with his new To-
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DR.. j. II. Bishop OF Charles City
was in the city several days the past
: week visiting his son John and wife
and also attending to business.
Paul Perry the horse buyer of At
lantic was In the city last Friday and
purchased seven head of horses
which he shipped to Atlantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hopkins of
Adair came over last Thursday and
} visited with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
[ George Tausts at West Extra.
/ Mrs. Lucia Durr left Monday for
} her home in Texas after spending the
past three months with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Jobe's.
Nels Jensen left Monday for his
home in Council Bluffs after two
weeks visit here with his relatives
at the Peter GUIDE home.
Joe Navartil has been improving
quite rapidly the past week which
his friends will be pleased to hear,
after his long illness.
The Christian Endeavor held q
! very pleasant social gathering at the
basement of the Christian church
, last Friday evening.
: Miss Marguerite Kness is on the
sick list this week and not able to at
: tend the sewing school of which she
is student
Ed and George Cotton went to At
. lantic Friday to see their sister, Miss
Anna who Is an invalid In that city.
George Lefringwell OF Audubon
came down Saturday and took his
cow back to Audubon Sunday.
Frank Fisher, one OF the officials
of the Rock Island lines was In the
city last Friday on business.
George Cotton of Auburn, Neb.,
: was here last week visiting his broth
ers, Ed and Fred Cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs p NJ Christensen
3 spent over Sunday at her sisters. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Willman's.
George Wolf left Monday for Len
7 ore, Iowa. called there by the death
of Mrs. VOLTS mother
. Miss Lizzie GUIDE who has been out
at her brother Georges for several
, weeks is home again.
: Miss Coda Watterson who is atten-
ding a music school in Omaha was
} home over Sunday
Mrs. LISA Gault will entertain the
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Friday afternoon.
r. NJ. Christensen sold the Eastern
Stars beautiful new piano for their
hall last week.
Edith Hansen. west OF town has
, been very sick the past week with
the grippe.
; John Wahlert sold nice bunch of
fat cattle TO Hensley and Dimick last
Saturday.
Wilbur Wolf was attending to bus
mess In Audubon Saturday between
trains.
Mrs James Nelson OF Audubon was
visiting relatives In Extra over Sun
: day
Mrs. j A. Egbert entertained the
Merry Widow club Tuesday evening.
Pete Jorgensen spent Monday and
Tuesday In Elkhorn with relatives.
Mrs. Adam Seibert has been quite
sick the past week with the grippe.
Ned Plauts OF Colorado Is visiting
al Mrs. N. ID. Hamlin's this week.
j. p. Lair was in Omaha Monday
on bsuiness.
John Tibben shipped a car of cat
tie Monday.
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