Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-06-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

JAS. M. Workman was in Atlantic
Monday.
w. r. Green left Monday for bust
ness trip to st. Paul.
GThe Audubon base ball team expect
to play at Manning July 4th.
Miss E. M. Stearns is visiting with
friends in WahoO, Nebraska.
Miss Minnie Hobart, of Des Moines,
is the guest of Mrs. A. l.. Brooks.
Miss Vesta Baxter went to Green
field yesterday to visit with friends.
Oscar Overholtzer arrived in Audu-
bon from New York, Friday evening.
John Norris left Tuesday morning
for business trip into Eastern and
Northern Nebraska.
Mrs. John OFT returned the latter
part of last week from a several weeks
visit with friends in the west.
Master Charlie Kate entertains a
number of his little friends today in
honor of his seventh birthday.
The ladies' of the Audubon Column
bian library will meet at the library
at $50 p. m. Tuesday, June Goth.
Mrs. S. l.. Milford, of Douglas town
ship, left Tuesday morning for Sturrt,
where she will visit for short time.
Miss Hattie Bilharz returned Friday
from Chicago, where she Las been at
tending the Northwestern University
at Evanston.
The alumni of the Audubon High
School enjoyed supper at Van Cord
er's restaurant Friday evening after
the commencement exercises.
G. G. Langworthy and wife will leave
today for several weeks visit in Ohio.
Their little grand daughter, Lucille
Brooks, will accompany them.
The Audubon County Holiness AS
ISOLATION will hold its next monthly all
day meeting June 29th, in Sheets Grove
southeast of Audubon. Rev. Reid, of
Des MoineS, will conduct the meeting.
All are cordially invited.
e. II. Hogueisson, of Melville town
ship, is very sick with cancer of the
stomach. Last Friday, the neighbors
knowing that Mr.. HOgueisson could
not attend to his crops, turned out
with fifteen teams and plOwed his corn.
Rev. A. r. Jeffrey returned Friday
from the meeting of the board of trus-
tees of Simpson college at Indianola.
He reports the work of the college year
very successful, with good prospects
for the year to come.
Joseph James, of Creston, was in
Audubon Tuesday visiting his son Ed
James. Mr.. James, ST., went to COun-
Gil Bluffs to the q. A. r. reunion and
will return to Audubon for few days
visit before going home.
Any reader of THE REPUBLICAN who
has got q SOW that is sucked down so
weak that she can't stand up if he will
come to me | will show him how quick
she can be got on her feet again with
less than u Of q cents worth of medi-
cine.-Jas. G. Wolfe.
Audubon is well represented at the
e. a. r. reunion at Council Blnffs.
Among those in attendance are Messrs.
Cousins, Edwards, Freeman, j. G..
johnson, Gorham, Wilson, Baxter,
Sharp, Detwiler, Culver and others.
Mrs. Rosenberg is delegate to the w.
r. 9. meeting. Mrs. Andrews and Mrs.
Detwiler are also in the party.
The residence of VIM. Wonn in the
north east part of town was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. A defect
i've flue thought to have been the cause
of the fire. When the fire was dis
covered the whole attic area under the
roof was ablaze and, as the house was
out of reach Of water, nothing could be
done toward saving it. The
house is total loss and not more than
half of the furniture was saved The
loss will approximate $500, with
partial insurance. Mr. Wonn has
rented house in the north east part of
town and will arrange for rebuilding
at once.