Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-10-26
A salvation army missionary was In

A salvation army missionary was Ii
town yesterday.
Mrs. Jno. Mullen and daughter EN-
ma left last night for the fair.
Edwin Delahoyde and bride arrived
at their Extra home yesterday.
Dennis Wetherby and his eldest sol
went to the fair Monday evening.
Rev. A. Il. Jeffrey is attending dis
trict conference at Guthrie Center thi'
week.
Mrs. Blee, Of Santa Ana, CAL, is visit
ing the family of her brother, l. w
Baker.
For SALE.-A good second hant
Gold Coin Base burner stove, cheal
enquire at this office.
Naturalization papers have been is
sued to twenty-five citizens during tn,
present term Of court.
w. ii. Warner returned Friday from
NhNiuNVV sup. ny iSaooh VI VIVIAN
ing his leg he lost his claim.
Harlan Kennels has been enjoying
the second crop of lettuce from hi
garden. Truly this is great country
Chas. +. Chase, postmaster of AT
lantic, and editor of the Democrat, was
in town yesterday attending the Boie.
meeting.
A skunk found its way into John
VanScoy's cellar Tuesday, and ii. w
Wilson had the pleasure of laying tn,
animal out with his gun.
Conductor Bundy was called to Kel
logg Saturday by the illness of his bro
Their, and Thos. Kelly has been on hi
run.
There was n big melee on Lower
Broadway last night In which billiard
cues, beer mugs and knife were uset
rs weapons.
AT tho Presbyterian church mex
Sabbath morning subject, "Magniflci
ent Possibilities of Christian Expert
ence," In the evening, "rhe Life Be
yond.'
Married at the Presbyterian parson
age Oct. 25th in the evening Mr.. Madi
son Spencer and Miss Cora Miller, botl
of Hamlin township. These wei
known and highly respected younl
people enter upon their married If,
with the congratulations and bes
wishes of many friends.
The Synod of Iowa met at Storm
Lake Oct. 10, Mt 7:30 y. m, opened Will
n sermon by the retiring moderator
Rev. DR.. Burkhalter, of Cedar Rapids
ON tho distinctive Glory of the Gospe
OF Christ, Rom. l;i6. Rev. DIR. John
sea, of Des Moines, was chosen moder
atSr. The Synod was well attended
Rev. Drs. Craven and Cowan, of Phila
delphia and DR.. Gillespie, of New York
were present and addressed the Synod
The action of Des Moines Presbytery
suspendng Rev. Baxter, of Knoxville
from the gospel ministry was affirmed
The devotional meetings Of the SYNOD
were marked by the presence OF the
Holy Spirit. The Synod was much in
terested In the progress and prospects
Of Beuna Vista college mt Storm Lake
The ladies Synodical meeting was wei
attended and their meetings very In
teresting.
Mrs. Il. b. Davis died In Atlantic
yesterday, and the remains wert
brought to her late home in this city
this morning. The funeral will be helt
ut the M. Il. church tomorrow at p
m. Her death is peculiarly sad be
reavement to the afflicted parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ID. w. Matthias and the hus
band Frank B. Davis. For some tim,
she has suffered from an ovarian tn
NOR, and on Thursday Of last week sh'
was taken to Atlantic for treatment
Tuesday an operation was performed
for its removal, and she died yesterday
never having rallied from tho shock
Uaicyon Matthias Davis has long beer
known to the people OF this com
munity, and was very highly respected
by all, and performed her every duty
in life honorably. She was born II
Ohio, May 4, 1868, and was married L
the now bereaved husband I'm Indian,
about seven years ago. One child ha
been born to them, but died of diph
liberia three years ago. The com
munity extends heartfelt sympathy T.
the sorrowing relatives In their irrepaI