Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01
G.H. Stemn returned Monday even.
inc from an over sunday visit at Marine.

CHI Stem,, returned Monday even
ing from an over / sunday visit at Marine
Chas. Van Court, D. Omaha was
guest at the home Of VIM McLeran Thu
week.
1. L. Statzell and his etenograph, 81
Ralph Hawks were in Audubon Wed
nesday.
Fred Smith, w. Cloughly's drug clerk
will leave soon for visit at his former
home in South Dakota.
VIM. Cloughly left Sunday evening
for Kingsley where he went to see about
the purchase of horse.
The family of DIR. A. L.. Brooks expect
to leave soon for Okoboii where they
will enjoy summer vacation.
w. III. Neff returned Saturday from
Texas, and is enthusiastic over the pos
sibilities of the Lone Star state.
Money to loan. Improved real estate
for sale. A. T.. BEAsON.
26tf Office in Bilharz building.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church give an ice cream
and cake social on j. p. Tharnish's lawn
tonight.
). w. b. Cole and wife started over.
land for Okoboji where they will get
Mr.. Chas. Van Gorder's summer home
ready for occupancy.
Miss Ella Stearns left Tuesday for
Cedar Falls where she expects to spend
the balance Of the summer visiting with
her friend, Mrs. II. A. Smith.
The Kid band concert and social in
the park Monday night was we'll attend
ed and enjoyed by all. The kids wish
TO thank all who assisted them that
evening.
G. w. Hoover has during this season
received and sold five car loads of agri-
cultural implements. Mr.. Hoover says
that this is the largest business he has
lone in this line since being in Audubon.
The city marshal rounded up gang
)f hoboes, four in number, and took |
hem before the mayor, who gave the
visitors notice to clear town at once.
Audubon is troubled with few tramps
md the fewer the better,
A. H. Edwards returned Monday from
ais trip to the western stock markets for
;attle and sheep. At Kansas City, Mr.
Edwards fell in with the Audubon
county Texas excursionists and accom-
panied the party on their southern trip.
Theo. I. Myers has a handsome new
bicycle of the Monarch make. Bicycles
Ire no more tractable in the hands of at
,orneys than with other people and it is
'aid that Mr.. Myers does all the work of
breaking the steed at late evening hours.
Inman S. Sherman and Miss Lulu T..
Aillenger werel united in marriage by
Rev. w. b. Clemmer at the Christian
Wednesday evening, at 0
o'clock. Mr.. Sherman is the station
gent at Ross, where he and his bride
will go to housekeeping at once.
Mr.. Fred w. ALDER and Miss Lille
Grace Fields were united in marriage at |
he home of Mr.. Jas. M. Fields, the
orlde's father, on Sunday, June o. Rev.
). Krell officiating. They will continue
% reside in Melville township. The
pest wishes Of all go with them.
Chas. Van Gorder and family leave |
his week for Okoboii. Mr.. Van Gorder
started today, going to Adel, where he
attends the reunion of the Col. Redfeld
veteran association, going from there to
he lakes. Ed Van Gorder will go to
Des Moines tomorrow to attend the state
oicyle meet before going to the lakes,
and Mrs. Van Gorder and Miss Lowene
will start Monday.
Union Gospel meeting in the City
Park, Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. The
is the program for the even
ing: "The Christian, Patriot" Rev.
J. A. Cahill; Religion and Patriotism"
Rev. w. M. Dudley; The Christian, a
Citizen" DR.. J. A. Summerville; "a
Heoric Church, the Need of the Hour"
Rev. w. B. Clemmer. Special music |
under direction of Prof. Repass. All
invited.
The Weather Crop Bulletin.
CENTRAL STATION,
Dies MONIES, Iowa, June %, 1897.
The past week was slightly cooler than
usual, the average daily deficiency being