Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-08-26

town Friday.
John Jenkins came up from Brayton
on business today.
Now is the time to buy wall paper
cheap. Half price at Roberts. 34-2
Next Sunday evening at the union
services in the park DIR. Somerville will
preach.
Miss Ethel Cahill left yesterday morn
ing for GAINESVILLE, Missouri, where she
will attend college
s. G. Curtis and j. II. Jones drove to
Harlan yesterday morning to attend the
Shelby county fair.
r. M. Carpenter is writing some in
teresting letters from Chesterville, Tex.
as, to his paper, the Dedham Record.
James Grow, of Gray, passed through
the city Tuesday evening en- route home
from visit with his son, John. at Wal
nut.
A marriage license was granted from
the clerks Office here last Thursday to
Franklin @. Foyer and Laura E. Bruner,
of Extra.
Il. A. Beason returned home Saturday
morning from Pierce county, Nebraska,
where he had been looking after his
land interests.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman are at
Harlan this week running stand. Miss
Pauline Jagott and Frank Mantz are
assisting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Zimmerman, Of JEFF
ferson, and Mr.. and Mrs. I. X. Davis, of
Bagley, were over Sunday visitors at the
home of w. r.. Gray.
Rev. Dudley breaches next Sunday
morning from the Sixth Commander ent,
taking Murder and Suicide for his sub
ject. The public is invited.
Miss Alice Moon who has been spend
ing her summer vacation with her sis
ter, Mrs. Glenn. Forney, at Colfax, re-
turned nome Tuesday evening.
r. N. Carper, the only auctioneer IN
Audubon, is ready to cry all kinds Of
sales in or out of the county. Call at
Mayor Hanna's Office or the Republican
Office for dates.
The clerks Office has been supplied
during the past week with very nice
and handy file case for filing papers con-
corning court cases and settlement of
estates. 1t will be placed in the vault.
CARD OF THANKS To all the kind
friends who in the hour of our sorrow
SO freely bestowed tokens of sympathy
we wish to express our sincere thanks
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIAM MAxoN.
Our lovers of sport witnessed a
shooting match this afternoon between
II. L, Wilhelm and j. w. Ross. for
$1,000 side, fifteen birds side
Wilhelm won, killing twelve while
Ross killed nine. A large crowd at
| tended.
w. ID. Ogden and wife intend to start
Tuesday for visit with Mrs. Ogden's
relatives in Audubon county. Mrs. M.
Il. Baker will take care of the farm and
the older children during their absence.
What Cheer Patriot.
Miss May Reinemund and escort, Will
Freeman, drove to Shelby Saturday and
made an over Sunday visit with relatives
and friends in that city From there
they drove to Harlan and spent the re-
mainder of the week in attendance at
the fair.
Street Commissioner Carper has just
finished putting in street crossings.
During this summer he has put in new
crossings over the entire town, doing all
the work with poll tax, and has not yet
used all the work. 1t is quite good
improvement to the streets.
Mrs. Lois G.. Stuart returned home
Friday evening from her summer spent
among relatives and friends in Vermont.
She stopped few days at Stuart to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Beattie, and
was accompanied home by her two little
grandchildren from that place.
The special illustrated edition OF the
Advocate was mailed Monday. It is a
very nice edition both mechanically
and in every way. We know those edi-
tiops require lots of work and expense,
and are seldom a benefit to the publish
er, except indirectly. We hope Bro.
Allen will realize some profits from this
enterprising effort,
Mrs. Anna White and little daughter,
Lulu, and Miss Sadie Bot, OF Seymour,
who have been spending couple of
weeks with their brother, Chas. Bott,
went to Extra Tuesday morning. They
gave an Evolutionary and musical enter
tainment at the Christian church in Elk
ira Tuesday evening, and will fill few
other engagements which they have
made. They will return to Audubon
Saturday.
Rev. J. F. Yerger, of Des Moines, will
hold ouaYferly meeting at the following