Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-01-12

press line, and delivers all kinds of
goods to any part Of the city at reason
able rates. Orders left at the Bon Ton
receive prompt attention. Flour from
the Audubon Roller Mills delivered
free of charge,
Coon FARM For SALE.-40 acres Of
improved land for sale two miles from
Audubon, la. Well fenced and watered,
six acre hog lot with hog tight fence
and comfortable house with four good
rooms. Inquire OF WM. LyNou,
iItl Audubon, In.
The union meetings and the week of
prayer We're closed by very large
meeting at court house hall on Sunday
evening, Presiding Elder Blodgett, of
Atlantic, delivered very interesting
obscure upon the parable of the prodi.
gal son, and held the closest attention
of his auditors throughout. He is lib
orally endowed with the qualifications
Of public speaker and his entire ener-
gies are devoted to his calling.
The band concert at the court house
Saturday evening was enjoyed by a
large audience, The first appearance
of the ladies band was very creditahle,
and they won many favorable expires.
sions of opinion. They responded to
the encore. II is hoped they will per-
sist in their efforts to make their organ.
cation permanent, The concert was
followed by fairly well patronized
dance.
The oyster supper given at court
house last night by the Ladies' Cornet
Band was we'll patronized, the gross re.
ceipts amounting to nearly ST. The
ladies favored the company with several
choice selections, and were compli.
mcnted for their fine execution. Capt.
Stuart and b. L. Ilowald each evnced
their public spirit and appreciation of
the yonng ladies enterprise by sending
them two glittering $40 gold pieces.
Every year Hoods household caen-
dar takes step forward, ms its ingenious
publishers strike some new thought in
style and arrangement. For 1883 Hoods
calendar has the "cut-out' head of
young girl surrounded by q blue hood,
making u very beautiful and attractive
picture Three millions of these calen-
dars are issued and all our readers
should have one. Ask your druggist
or seEd six cents in stamps TO c. |. Hood
x Co., Lowell, Mass.
Installation of the officers of Chas
Stuart Camp, Sons of Veterans, will
take place at G. \. Il. hall next Satur-
day evening, in the presence of the q.
\. X. Post and the Womans Relief
Corps. The newly elected officers are:
ID. l.. Freeman, Captain: l.. J. Iaggy,
LIST Lieut.; W. NJ. Swart I'd Lieut.; W.
NJ. Swart, l.. J. Yaggy and L. T., Bryan,
Council. The list Of appointive officers
has been made and will remain as fol-
lows, unless changes are made neces-
sary by resignation: G. B. Rose LIST s.;
Theo. +. Myers, @. NJ. s.; l., T.. Bryan,
$. c.; J. G. White, G. g.; q. Williams,
c. s.; W. Kraus, chaplain; Gates, 7.
NJ; ID. ID. Cole, c. g.; Potter, z. G.
The Methodist Sunday School has
Just closed the most successful year
since the organization of tho school, and
enters upon this its tenth year with
prospects never brighter. The follow
ing are the officers and teachers for
1888: A. ii. Roberts, supt.; Mrs. W. NJ.
Graham, asst; Mrs c. II. Cross, treas;
ID. c. Abrams, sec; Miss Addic Cross,
asst. Mrs. l.. Rosenberg, chorlster:
Miss Clara Bakeslee, asst; Miss Doll
Kennedy, Librarian Miss Ethel Walker,
asst. Teachers, Rev. J. Is, Harris, I.
S. Francis, Mrs. l.. Rosenberg, Miss Let.
tie Jump, Mrs. J. Il. Minor, Mrs. DR.. DE
Motto. Mrs. Z. IIobert, Miss Belle Daw-
son, Miss ID. +. Dix, Mrs. w. NJ. Ora
ham. Ed +. Thompson, Mrs. c. II.
Cross, Miss Myrtle Cole, Mrs, Dr.
Blakeslce, Miss. a. l.rnoy, Mrs. J. II.
Scott. John viii.
The Pythian party given at the Cas-
tie Hall Of Audubon lodge last Thurs.
day evening was an eminent success
among social entertainments. The pro-
gram consisted of music and select
readings, an abundant supper, and in
the latter hours, Kennels Bros orches.
ira furnished harmony and time for
those who enjoy the Terpsichorean art.
Mr.. l.. d. Phelps in reading THE Boy
Convict's Death story and Mr.. j, 4,
Wheatley in the Bridge Of ray" furnish:
ed excellent entertainment and won
many compliments for their manner Of
rendition. The quartet, Megsrs. Neglcy,
Nash DeahOyde and O'COnnell, gave
several fine selections. The Calanthe
degree was conferred upon the lady
guests and furnished an extraordinary
bill of amusement. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Moershcll, Nr. and Mrs. Ben Brookiiold,
daughter Maud and Ben, IT,, and Mrs.
Henry Strong, of Manning, and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. +. Andrews, Of Extra, were in
attendance.