Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-08-27
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MISS Anna lSnam went TO Stuart,
Wednesday, for visit.
Finest line of school tablets at Will
helms City Drug Store.
Chas. IL. Stocking Jr., has purchased
the q. w. Johnson laundry.
New Fall Style Sailors at Thomp
sons Millinery Department.
Frank Talbot returned Tuesday,
from a visit with his parents in Car
roll,
Mis- Lou Terrill, of Omaha. is in
Audubon visiting with her sister Mrs.
f. S. Watts.
NJ. W. Griffith returned, Tuesday,
from Kansas where he has been visit
ing with his father and mother.
The Audubon and Extra Nj. L. Sun.
day schools united in Il grand picnic,
Wednesday, in Houston's grove.
Services at the Court House rs usual
Sunday. Morning theme, "The Sunday
School, its Place" evening, "The Safety
of Young Men,"
John Rae, Of Corning. has been in
Audubon this weak the guest of w. ii.
Low. Mr.. Rae is a prominent stock
man in his section.
J. NJ. McKarahan and &. IL. Jones
and their families drove in Wednesday
noon from Okoboji. They report Il
very pleasant trip,
Five families representing us many
: different counties have recently moved
to Atlantic with u view of placing the
children In the New Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Beghtol left
Tuesday, for their home, at Holdridge,
Nebraska, after a pleasant visit with
their daughter, Mrs. j. H. Kate.
Mrs. S. J. b. Bryant, who has been
visiting during the past week with her
daughter, Mrs. w. w. Smith, left Mon
day evening for her home at Rodgers,
Ark.
Preaching at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath at the usual hours, both
morning and evening, by Rev. G. S.
McElhinny, of Fairfield. All are cor
daily invited to attend these services.
An entertainment of rare excellence
will be given in Atlantic on the even
ing of September s, 1896 by the musical
and Evolutionary talent of the New
College. Admission free. All are
cordially invited.
The Shelby county fair, at Harlan,
this week, drew a number of Audubon
people to that city. Among the
number are w. II. O'Connell and wife,
w. Cloughly, J. Ii. Jones, G. A. Marlin,
w. ii. Neff, and +. NJ Rice.
The Fourth Quarterly meeting of the
M. +. church, on the Audubon Circuit,
will be held at Bethel, Saturday even
ing and Sunday next. The services
will be held in the grove on Sunday.
Bring your dinner and stay all day.
Rev. John Wright, of Casey, will
preach.
The complete novel in the September
issue of LippincOtt's is "a Martial
Liability" by Elizabeth Phipps Train,
we'll known as the author of "a Social
Highwayman." Its hero chivalrously
bears the punishment of another's
crime, but ultimately gets his deserts,
which are high.
McCIure's Magazine for September
will contain the first report ever pub
lished of Abraham Lincoln's famous
Lost Speech" delivered at Blooming
ton, before the first Republican State
Convention held in Illinois. l never
witnessed such a scene before or SINCE"
says Joseph Medill, editor of the Chi
cago "Tribune," who was member of
the convention and writes an introduc-
tian to the report of the speech de-
scribing the occasion.
Marion Johnson and ThOs. Hague
had an exciting experience with run
away horse, Monday. They were
coming from Atlantic at very early
hour in the morning and between here
and Extra they got out of the cart.
While stopping the horse became
frightened and started up. Mr.. Hague
was knocked down and run over by
the cart, while Mr.. ohnson was thrown
backwards, and with one foot fast in
the cart was dragged some twenty-five
or thirty rods. He at last got hold of
one the rens and pulled the horse out
of the road where the animal stopped,
Mr.. Johnson was kicked in the mouth
by the horse and was badly bruised by
the long drag over the hard road. Very
fortunately, however no serious in
juries were sustained.
Four Big Successes.