Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-08-06
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Wall paper at reduced rates at Will
helms City Drug Store.
f. ii. Adams went to Atlantic Sat
urday and visited with friends in that
city until Monday.
Chas. B&gley and family went to At
lantic Saturday aud stayed until Mon
DAY visiting with relatives.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
/ Archer died Sunday evening. The
baby WAS sick with whooping cough.
!, Mrs. John McFarlane and children
returned Thursday from visit with
relatives at Cedar Rapids and Fairfax.
i Miss Vcsta Baxter and Mrs. Rose
man returned Wednesday afternoon
from Denison where they have been
for the past four weeks
Preaching services as usual in the
court house Sunday. Morning subject,
Crest" Evening, IN. II. Conversions
Cornelius" All are cordially invited.
Bert Timmon's house in West Audi
bon was struck by lightning during
the storm Friday morning. The dam
age was not extensive and no one was
hurt.
Mrs. r. L. Harris and children are
expected home from their outing at
Lake View in few days DR.. Harris
went up Saturday and stayed at the
lake until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ii. w. Wilson are ell
} PERTAINING Mr.. and Mrs. Swartfauger
of Avoca, and Mrs. Ayers and daugh
ter of Independence, Missouri. The
} ladies are sisters of Mr.. Wilson.
} Z. Drury was unfortunate enough
to get some lime into one of his eyes
Tuesday while doing some hauling for
a plasterer. The eye is very painful
but no serious result is expected.
Il. NJ. Carpenter and Lloyd Hayes
returned Tuesday evening from Led
yard, Iowa. Mr.. Carpenter has dispOs-
posed of his newspaper plant and will
remain at his home i'll this place for
the present.
A series of meetings have began in
the Baptist church. Preaching every
evening. Hev. Harry Ferguson, of
} Atlantic, will assist the pastor in the
) meetings Sunday and thereafter. All
\ arn pnrDnStIv inUitad
Ringling's circus at Atlantic drew a
large crowd of people from Audubon
) some 23O tickets being sold. a train
3 of seven coaches was required to bring
, home the people who went to Atlantic
from Audubon county.
Walter Frederickson was accident
ally shot through the hand while fool
. ing with revolver Wednesday after.
noon. While not serious the wound
is painful one and the injured hand
will be sore for some time.
Corn shelters have been busy at the
cribs along the Rock Island tracks for
the past few days Messrs. Johnson &
Nelson. Neff, Hancock and Burnside
have been Smelling and shipping corn
and others are to begin soon.
Charles z. Baker and Miss Nellie
Ellis were united in marriage at At
lantic, Friday evening last. These
10 young people are we'll and favorably
known in Audubon and the REPUBLI,
CAN unites with their many friends in
. hearty congratulations.
At the M. Z. church next Sunday
morning Rev. Dudley will preach 9
five minute illustrated sermon to the
: children before the regular morning
sermon. The theme for the morning
sermon will be, "Owned by the LORD
, Jesus" The subject for the evening
sermon will be, "That Boys Sister.
. All are cordially invited to these ser
u vices.
Rev. H. Spillman Riggs will lecture
at Russelrs opera house August Is and
: Ia. Mr.. Riggs has the highest OF
recommendations as popular lee.
turer. He has been before the public
but three years, and during that time
J, has made national reputation. The
Toledo, Ohio, Commercial says: "Rev
H. Spillman Riggs made his second
appearance in Toledo last night. His
lecture and entertainment pleased
everybody. He was greeted by full
house.