Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-10-15

Mrs. Sherman Schroeder, of Nevada,
Missouri. is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
j. M. McKarahan.
III. w. Hanna was in Atlantic Tuesday
evening attending to business before the,
Cass county district court,
HI. q. Funk and j. w. b. Cole went to
Colfax Monday to attend the meeting Of
the Iowa grand council of Redmen.
The high school scholars were given
an entertainment by Prof. Sangerman,
a teacher of voice culture, Wednesday.
Chas Rawlins, of Des Moines, former
ly of Audubon, was in the city Thursday.
Mr.. Rawlins is nephew of III. w. Will
son.
Chris Hendricksen has rented the va
cant room in the Howald building and
will soon occupy the same with his dry
goods and grocery stock.
Mrs. Mary lines is at home ready to
weave carpets at 10 cts. per yd. butter or
eggs taken on work. Fourth house
south of German church. ivy
At the Presbyterian church Sabbath,
Oct. 10Th, morning sermon, Conditions
OF Succession in the Christian Life eve
ming theme, "Christ's Idea of Future
Punishment Strangers always made
welcome.
The household goods OF Rev and Mrs.
f. Dickinson have been shipped this
week to Sidney where Mr.. Dickinson has
been for some weeks as pastor Of the
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Dickinson,
and Miss Dickinson will leave next week
for their new home.
Chauncey Gardner, who is one OF the
best natured men in the world, came to
town one day last week announcing that
he was mad. And he was too. and had
sufficient cause for some one had stolen
one of his swarms OF bees, hive andl ALI.
and she hive contained about seventy
pounds of honey.
I1OH lie w. DOitoI ~ SOCu-
ran, Of Logan, spoke at the court house
last Friday evening from the free silver
point Of view. They were favored with
a good audience. Mr.. Cochran lie an ex-
republican and Mr.. Bolter is an ex-dem-.
ocrat, the former having bolted the st.
Louis platform and the latter having.
bolted the democratic state platform of
1895.
At the Catholic church the forty
hours devotion will open on Thursday,
October 20, at 900 o'clock at which time.
high mass will be celebrated, followed
by sermon, and on Tuesday even
ing beginning at o'clock rosary sermon
and benediction. On Wednesday the
exercises will be the same as on Tuesday
and eat the same hours. The exercises
will close on Thursday evening with
high mass sermon and singing of the
Litany. The sermons will be preached
by Rev. Father Longinirs, of Council
Bluffs, who belongs to the, Benedicture
order.
John III. Mosier went to Atlantic Mon
day and made a republican speech in
Edna township, Cass county that eve
ming. Concerning Mr.. Mosier's speech
the Atlantic Telegraph says: John III.
Mosier, of Audubon, spoke to the repub-
Leans of Edna last night and was greet
ed with house packed to the doors
with an intelligent audience anxious to
hear what he had to say on current
issues Mr.. Mosier gave them the I'M
adulterated doctrine in an eloquent and
interesting manner to, the entire salts
faction of his hearers. The crowd was
full of enthusiasm and was rewarded by
hearing several new arguments advanced
in favor of republican principles. The
cause seems to be gaining steadily in
Edna.
Westons Comedians will be at Rus
sells opera house on Monday evening,
October 10, and will play for one week.
They travel in their own car and carry
fine uniformed band and orchestra.
Their reputation is first class as actors,
also as ladies and gentleman. After con-
siderable of correspondence Mr.. Russell
succeeded in getting them to come to
Audubon for one week. Their plays are
all new and never were played in Audu-
bon before. Owing to their having to
come from Winterset on Monday they
will not arrive before 5 p. M, but will
certainly be here. Come out and hear
them and enjoy yourself. Prices only
Is, 25, and 35cts., one gentleman and lady
or two ladies admitted when one ticket is
purchased before 6 p. m. on Monday eve-
ming only.
We are pleased to acknowledge call
on Monday last from Mr.. William Os-
man, OF Ottawa, Illinois. Mr.. Osman is
editor and publisher OF the Ottawa Free
Trader and is very Nestor in journalism.