Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-08-19

John Crane drove up from Extra on
business Saturday.
F. L. Stranger, of Extra, was in Au-
dubon yesterday.
L. s. Bridenstine, of Ross, was among
those who called Saturday.
Thomas f, Musson & Son will pay the
highest market price for timothy and
clover seed. ao Il
The Misses Irma Tharnish and Myrtle
Brown returned Monday evening from
their Atlantic visit.
Df. Gleason was at Lorah Tuesday
being called to visit Mrs. Cheever who
is afflicted with cancer,
Mrs. Sarah Wonn, of Pulaski, arrived
in Audubon Friday evening to make
weeks visit with her son. VIM Wonn.
DIR. Clark received from Indianola by
express fine Jorsey COW which will re-
place the one killed by lightning a few
weeLs ago.
Mrs. VIM. Cloughly and little daught-
er, Agustn, returned home Thursday eve
ming after their months visit in Wis
consin and Canada. ,3
Mrs. Hannah Newman came in from
State Center Monday evening to visit
with her sister, Mrs. Graves, at the la.
ter's home in Douglas township.
Thomas Musson went in to Chicago
Sunday on business. From there he o.
pc ..ed to % to Salem S. d., to look at
ter his farming interests, and return here
today.
A. H. Edwards left Friday morning
FOR Mendoza, Illinois, where he intended
to visit for few days, Stopping off at
9 ,dar Rapids on his return hone to at
tend the republican state convention.
Coon Rapids has been afflicted with
an entertainment by the Cherry sisters.
The Enterprise gives them Just esti-
mate when it says the" entertainment
was perfectly chaste and modest, but as
to quality is horrid.
Thomas Davis, OF Viola township, the
republican candidate for she 'itf, was in
own Saturday. He is excellent mater
al f.om which to make II she If, and he
g going to male good campo IN.
Thomas Stafford went TO Omaha Sat
nrday with the intention of looking up u
good location for a babe business. Mr.,
Stafford will make arrangements to b.
Der in that city during the trans-Missis-
,ippi exposition.
The families of Grant Stonebrook and
w. II. Mccall drove to Extra Sunday to
visit at the home of Mr.. Stonebrook's
mother, Mrs. Mary Kreamer. M.
Kreamer will leave Extra next Sunday
for al extended visit with relatives at
New Comerstown, Ohio.
DIR. GeGsoa accompanied Chas. Tunn-
man, fdrmef living east Of tow-i, to
o naha Thursday TO consult sI,gical
at tho hospital there con-
CO ming au operation for JUNIOR. TL~y
retu led F.iday and, assisted by p.
M rse, OF Atlantic, d.. Gleason performed
the o )eration.
A two section special stock train con-
sisting OF thirty one cars went out ovef
the Rock Island Sunday morning Inc
shippers wee, Ed. Johnson 3 cars, VIM.
McGuiie ! car from Hamlin; w. M.
Walker 7 cars, Hensley Bros. n Brown 2
cars from Extra; end Ike Hal'eck III
C. 8, VIM. Tlielan cars and Ben Simr
son ca from Brayton.
The officers Of the fair association
have completed all arrangements for the
comirg fair AID are doing all they can
to make the exhibits in the various de-
pa-tments excel all former years. The
people generally Q doing all they can
to assist the officials. Everyone pre-
diets an unusually large crowd, large
and choice display of all the county
possesses.
About thirty Odd Fellows attended
sc .ces in a body at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning accord
ing to previous announcement. Rev.
Cahill preached very good, instructive
and helpful sermon Oh the principles
a I'd notices OF the ordor. A good sized
ngrega5ion was present and beautiful
music was rendered.
For tho national encamnn mt Grand