Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-08-08

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City.
Mrs. Ed b. Cousins left Tuesday for
four weeks visit at Belle Plaine, her
former home.
See the Wild Irishman Sulky Pillow.
Any small boy can handle them. Sold
by G. w. Hoover.
A good second hand piano for sale
cheap and OH easy terms by Nash,
Phelps & Mosier.
Rev. G. NJ Thorp returned Friday
from Anita where he assisted in the
tabernacle meetings.
w. F. Bagley, of Atlantic, was in
Audubon Wednesday, the guest of his
brother Chas. Bagley.
Mrs. Day entertained her Sabbath
school class, at her home in Prospect
Park Tuesday evening.
d. w. Matthias returned Wednesday
morning from Nebraska where he had
| been since the first of the week.
j. A. OverholtZer returned Wednes-
day morning from Cumberland where
has been for several days past.
John II. Kate and w. III. Cowles
went to Manning yesterday where Mr..
Kate purchased II blooded hunting dog.
Just received, from the eastern mar
ket. one dray load of fine stationery
and normal supplies at l. James brick
drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Van Scoy and the
Misses Van Scoy will entertain NUM-
Der of their friends at the home of the
former tomorrow evening.
Gardner Talbot and two companions
were in Audubon this morning on
their way to Okoboji. They are max
ing the trip on their wheels.
At the Methodist church the theme
next Sunday morning will be: "Your
Joy no Man Taketh from you." In the
evening "Leanness of Soul"
You should see the Riverside Range
before yau buy a cook Stove. They
bake with less fuel than any other
stove. Sold by G. w. Hoover.
The Evangelical Sunday school held
picnic last week in Joseph Kopp's
grove. Everything possible was done
to make each one happy and the day
passed pleasantly.
Work OH the new elevator at the
Northwestern station is being pushed
along as rapidly as possible. 1t is ex-
pected that the building will be ready
for use by September LIST.
A party of fishermen; Frank and
Herman Reinemund, Art Walker,
Fred Low, Sim Curtis. and Frank Fra
zier left via the overland route for
Okoboji last Sunday morning.
John Musson will return to Audubon
from Salem, South Dakota, where he
has been in the banking business for
several years past, to assist his father,
Thomas F. Musson in running the new
elevator now building on the q. & N.
w. tracks.
w. III. O'Connell, J. E. Mcclure and
F. p. Bradley left Monday for Mar
shalltown to attend the democratic
state convention. They were followed
by s. A, Graham and O. p. TYLER
Tuesday morning.
The case of John McFarlane against
John Osborne which was tried week
ago without decision, was tried again
this week. A change of venue was
taken from Justice Gray to Justice
Cars court. The Jury went out at IL
p. m. Tuesday and gave verdict for
the defendant for $500. Notice of
appeal to the district court has been
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The democrats held a convention
last Saturday at which delegates were
selected for the state and senatorial
convention. The townships represen-
ted were Cameron, Leroy, Lincoln,
Extra, Douglas. Hamlin, Melville, and
Viola. S. A. Graham, of Melville was
chairman p. s. Miller, of Lincoln,
acted as secretary. The delegates were
named as follows: States. A. Ora.
ham, o. p. Tyler. NJ. E. Jenkins, w. H
| O'Connell, F. ID, Allen, =. Bickelhaupt
j. B. Doak, p. G. Miller. Senatorial
VIM. Wonn. j. A. Cozine, r. A. Grit.
fin, Jacob Blom, G. A. Marlin, J.
Reinemund, Jasper Jensen, j. H
Jones. Township chairmen were
named: Cameron, John Wagner
Douglas, r. M. Dickey, Extra, E. j,
Voss, Hamlin, j. III. Jones, Leroy, G
A. Marlin, Lincoln, Thomas Craney
Melville, J.J. Reed, Viola, VIM. Wager
Audubon, Greeley, Oakfield, and Sharon