Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-05-27

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. d. "
Fullerton Monday.
Robert Taft, of Atlantic, visited friend
in Audubon the first of the week.
Mrs. L. D. Phelps went to Atlantic tc
day to spend the day with relatives.
w. E. Butler, Judge Green's reporter
arrived Tuesday morning from Counc
Bluffs.
E. A. Coulter came down from Mar
ming Monday to ship his househo
to that place.
Mrs. John A. Musson returned Tues
day morning from a four weeks visi
with her parents at Salem, s. d.
G. b. Lynch, of Adair, arrived in Au
dubon Tuesday to attend to bushes
matters before the distsict court.
Mrs. J. A. Humiston and Miss Eft
Brown went to Manning Friday for
visit with friends, returning Sunda.
afternoon.
0. d. Keith and wife, who have beer
visiting with Mr.. Keith's parents for sew
eral weeks left Tuesday for their HON,
in Nebraska.
About twenty five members of Godfre,
Commandery Knight Templars went tc
Atlantic today to join the Atlantic
Knights in observing Ascension Day.
TAKEN UP.-A stray pony. Owner
may have same by paying charges. Resi-
dence, section "a, Douglas township.
ARCH DAVIDSON.
Arrangements are completed for the
proper observance of Memorial Day next
Monday. The exercises will be in &C.
cordance with the program heretof ore
published
John H. Mosier will go to Butte, Ne
braska next week to look after some i'm
portant legal business. He will also
attend to some business affairs in South
Dakota while away.
Sundays Council Bluffs Nonparei re-
ports the death of III. e. Pendleton, for
merly landlord of the Park hotel in this
place, at st. Demands hospital in that
city. The cause of death was consump-
ton.
The Ladies Aid Society, of the Pres
byterian church will give social at the
home of Mrs. A. l.. Brooks, Thursday
evening, June 3. Supper 10c. There
will be music and entertainment for all
attending.
The churches will observe Memorial
Day next Sunday in a union service.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian
church and Rev. Sommerville, of the
Baptist church will preach the Memoir
ial sermon.
Anthony Burdick, of Davenport, pres
ident of the First National and Daven-
port Savings banks of that city, was in
Audubon this week. The above fnan-
cial institutions have extensive loans in
this county.
J. e. Mcclure returned to Audubon
Saturday ION Omaha with twelve
horse grading machine for use on the
county road work. Active work on the
roads was commenced Tuesday in Lin
coin township west of the center.
On Wednesday, the closing day of the
school year, Miss Maude Lynch was pre-
sented with suitably engraved silver
cup by the school board as reward to
her for the record she has made in
school attendance. Miss Lynch during
the last five years has received neither
an absent or tardy mark, record that
is exceptional in the history of the Au-
dubon schools.
Henry B. Herbert, one of the best re-
publicans in the ninth congressional
district, has been appointed to an impor-
tant and lucrative position in the docu-
ment department at Washington, and
assumec the new duties May LIST. Con-
gresham Hager secured the appoint
ment and in filling it reflected credit on
the ninth district. -Fontanelle Observer.
The Sunday school convention at
Hamlin next Sunday promises to be
of more than ordinary interest. The
musical talent Of Old Hamlin; Audu-
bon's accomplished soloist, Mrs. Lena r.
Freeman, together with the ministers of
the Evangelical, Methodist, Presbyter-
ian and Christian churches will all con-
tribute to the success of the meeting.
The family of A. l.. Viewer had an ex-
perience with burglar Monday even
ing. AT an early hour in the evening
Mrs. Viewer and Mrs. Lidd, who was her
guest, saw strange man come into the
yard and go around the house into the
The ladies were somewhat
frightened and locked up the house and
came up town for Mr.. Viewer, who &C
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