Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-01-27
Chas. Tramp was business visitor at
Brayton Monday.

Go to Burnsides' for best grades of
hard and soft coal.
Q. P. Meredith, of Atlantic, was bus.
mess visitor here Friday.
Guthrie County Farmers Institute is
called to meet February ID.
A boy baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Dryden Saturday morning.
A. f. Drake has been assisting Re.
corder Esbeck during the past two weeks.
Charles Zion. of Ogden, Utah, is here
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. M.
Zion.
Mr. Griffith, freight agent of the G. &
N. W. at Carroll, was in town on business
Tuesday.
Bilharz & Son who have been invoic-
ing their big store the past week or two,
are nearly done.
j. 5. Dennis has finished filling the
Rosenburg ice house, having put in two
hundred tons last week.
We see by the Telegraph that Rev.
Dudley is leading the M. f. church at
Atlantic in revival meeting.
j. M. McKarahan was called to Plato,
Cedar county, Friday evening because
OF the serious illness of his mother.
Fl. G. Fredrickson departed Monday
for Wichita, Kansas, where he will
engage in work at his trade as carpenter.
Hart & Eddy have just put in very
nice show case for j. Friend & Son, turn.
ing out the wood work in their planning
mill.
Philip Bickelhaupt. of Viola township,
was in town Saturday. He is one of the
strong forces out in his corner OF the
county.
O. l.. Joy, who has charge of the G. &
N. w. station during Mr. Humistons
absence, spent Sunday at his home at
Grand Junction.
Regular preaching services will be
held at the court house by the Christian
church next Sunday. Sunday school
also at the usual hour.
j. r. RusselPs force at the store com.
menced the annual invoice of stock last
Monday. 1t is quite big job but they
do not let it interfere with trade.
w. L. Humphrey has rented the
Runyon pasture northeast of town to
Thos. Musson, who will use it during the
coming season as pasture for stock cattle.
/ G. A. Marlin week before last attended
the state meeting of secretaries of fairs.
Last week he and President +. M. Leet
were at Harlan looking after the inter
ests of the fair and arranging dates.
Monday night Mr.. Marlin went to At
lantic on the same business.
The home of Peter Mckinley, at TT.
Smith, Arkansas, was totally demolished
by the cyclone which recently swept
through portion of that city. Forum
ately neither himself or any member of
his family was injured. Old residents
OF this city will remember Mr.. Mckinley
as he was one of Audubon's pioneer
residents.
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Presiding Elder Yerger, of Des Moines
of the Evangelical church. has been in
this vicinity the past week or two. Last
Sunday he conducted quarterly meeting
at Hamlin. This week meetings intend
ed to be held at Pleasant Hill school
house in Douglas township have been
interfered with by stormy weather
Next Sunday he will hold services al
Viola Center.
VIM. Huntsburger has accepted the
place of deputy postmaster under the
new appointee, G. b. Russell, and went
in the office Tuesday to become familiar
with his duties before the transfer of
the office is made. Mr.. Huntsburger is
thoroughly competent and will be an
excellent deputy. George Viewer has
accepted place in the clothing store of
j. Friend & Son.
The tenderest sympathies OF his fellow
workers throughout the state are felt
toward Judge Harris, of the Missouri
Valley Times, in the death OF his wife.
Up and down, through storm and shine,
for over half century, the two had
lovingly and Loyalty worked and reioiced
together, and none can realize how deep
are now the shadows which gather about