Audubon Republican., 1897-09-23

hard and soft coal.
W. j. Lancelot, of Gray, was attending
to business in Audubon Friday.
The REPUBLICAN only $l.00 per year
If paid in advance before December l.
L. j. Fredricks returned home Friday
from few days excursion to Butler, Mo.
A little son of Harry Bovaird, of Cam
eron township, is sick with typhoid fe-
yer.
The finest Goldfish you ever saw both
whole and boneless at Burdick's gro-
Gerry.
Ed. Frick, of Colorado Springs, Colo,
was business visitor here Monday and
Tuesday.
Rev. w. b. Clemmer returned home
Monday evening from his revival work
at Morton.
The q. & N. w, R'y Co. shipped in
car of ice from Council Bluffs Monday
for storage.
Ed. Freeman left Saturday for a weeks
attendance at the Pottawattamie county
fair at Avoca.
MAIDS Walters went on an excursion
to FL Campo, Texas, via the @. d NV.
Tuesday morning,
Mrs. Thompson, of Manila, was an ov-
er-Sunday visitor at the home OF her
friend Mrs Sylvester AIRY.
John Graham returned to Audubon
Monday evening from weeks visit with
college friends at Des Moines.
Miss Flo Brookfield, OF Manning, Wis
tied with friends in Audubon and Extra
from Saturday until Wednesday.
Joseph Tharnish went to Avoca the
first of the week and entered his fast
horse, Honest Dick, in the county fair
races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stetzell returned
home Monday evening from months
visit with their children at Bradshaw,
Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lovelace, OF Came
ron township, have returned from visit
at the state fair and with relatives at
Wintersst.
Judge Green spent the most of this
week at home, returning from Red Oak
Monday. He opens court at Atlantic
next Tuesday.
Marion Potter took advantage of the
North Westerns land excursion Tues
day morning to make weeks visit at
st. Paul, Ark.
VIM. Williamson and Henry Gray ac-
companied the James Brown special
stock train which left for New York last
Saturday evening.
DR.. Denote writes that he is located
at Pamona, pleasant little city not far
from Los Angeles His family will go
in about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l Switzer went to
Omaha Monday to visit with their cous-
in, O. A. Farley, and to also attend the
Nebraska state fair.
Miss Stella Mccain left over the
Rock Island Monday morning to make
five weeks visit at the home Of Marsh
Keith near Corning.
Morgan Terry and little son, Orphus,
went to Omana Tuesday morning. He
is taking his son to Omaha to have him
treated for eye trouble.
o. p. Tyler, John Doak, Luther Lane,
Elmer Bailey and Lafe Scott left over
the North Western Tuesday morning
for the state fair at Omaha.
Mrs. j. Barngrover departed for Adel
Monday after pleasant three weeks
visit at the home of her sdaughter, Mrs.
j. M. Bryan. in Hamin township.
l.. N. Day is holdinga quarterly meet
ing in Woodbury. county for Presiding
Elder Yerger, on account Of which no
services will be held in the Evangelical
church Sunday.
Miss Myra Grow, Of Gray, passed
through Audubon Monday evening en-
route for Greeley, Colorado, where she
will remain at the home OF her brother
during the coming winter.
Il. F. Burwell came in from Kansas
City Monday morning with car load OF
cattle which he sold to J. III. Jones. Mr..
Burwell remained here for few days
visiting with former friends.
G. w. Hoover is greatly improving