Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-10-08


ming from her visitin Lincoln, Nebraska.
r. N. Carper and w Rucker left
Tuesday evening for southwestern Iowa
for the purpose Of buying apples,
Choice winter apples for sale, 50 cents
per bushel. JOHN G. BoNwELu,
lw Viola Center.
Farguson & Reinemunu took bus
load of ten passengers to Carroll this
morning to see Buffalo Bills big show.
L. d. Langworthy, wife and baby are
in Guthrie Center this week visiting
friends and taking in the Guthrie county
fair.
Con Kennedy, of Des Moines, arrived
in Audubon Monday and will visit for a
few days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. f. Kennedy
Mrs. H. L. Pendleton and children
went to Imogene, Iowa. Saturday where
they will visit with relatives until Mr.
Pendleton secures new business loca-
ton.
Mrs. E. E. Ilgenfritz arrived in Audi
bon from Stuart Saturday and was the
guest of Mrs. John McFarlane and other
friends until today when she left for
her new home at Denison.
Ralph Roberts left for Chicago today
accompanied by DR.. A. L. Brooks. Ralph
has been in poor health for some time
and goes to the city to secure expert
opinion from specialists concerning his
case.
At the Methodist church Rev. Dudley
will preach from the following texts
next Sunday. In the morning, For me
to Live is Christ, Phil. l, 81, in the eve
ming, "Peter Sat Down Among Them"
Luke %, 50.
Presbyterian church, corner of Church
st. and Upper Broadway, Rev. j. A..
Cahill, pastor. Sabbath, Oct. IL, morn
ing theme; 'The Lessons of Monotony,"
evening, "There is Some Test of Truth,
Strangers made welcome. A cordial in
vitation given to young men to attend
evening service.
Don't get mad at your neighbor or
your best friend because he cannot take
the same view of the political situation
as yourself. Election day will be past
in a little more than three weeks, and
You forget all these political differences
and will think your opponents are pretty
nice people after all.
The entertainments given Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings by III. Spillman
Riggs were of high class and thorough
ly enjoyed by all who attended. Be
sides being a lecturer of ability, Mr..
Riggs is recitationist of rare merit and
has fund of humor which was exceed
ingly pleasing to his hearers. Should
he again visit Audubon he would be
assured of good audience.
Thieves broke Into the residences of
G. A. Marlin, S. D. Thayer, w. Burnside
and B. S. Phelps on Friday night Of last
week. They got suit of clothes and an
overcoat at Mr.. Martins, suit Of clothes
at Mr.. Thayer's, and watch at Mr..
Burnside's. At Mr.. Phelps they secured
his overcoat, but dropped it getting out
through q window. No clew as to who
the thieves were has been obtained.
Rev. Cahill arrived home Tuesday
from Audubon where he preached Sun
day. On Monday the trustees of the
church met and engaged his services as
their regular pastor at good salary and
he will return today to begin regular
work Sunday. The family will be NOV
ed from here to their new home as soon
as the residence which they are to occu-
by is vacated. The hosts of Glidden
friends congratulate Rev. Cahill on his
good fortune in securing a charge in
such an excellent town as Audubon and
among such an intelligent class of PEG
pie. With all due regard for the ability
OF the able ministers of Iowa, we have
no hesitancy in pronouncing Rev. Cahill
the peer OF the very bes st. He is a pro.
found thinker, an active student and a
most logical reasoner. His sermons are
masterpieces of logic and always appeal
to the reason and good judgment of his
hearers for justification. Christianity
has no ADLER defender. He is up to date
in learning and his sermons conform
strictly to the most advanced modern
theological teachings Of the land Au-
dubon people will not be long in finding
out they have secured prize.-Glidden
Grnrhin