Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-08-18

u Carpenters are at work repairing the
roof OF the Stuart elevator this week.
y Henry Minersman, of Greeley township
was in town Monday buying hardware to
= complete his farm buildings,
Miss Edith Davis of Extra, is visi ting
o. at the home OF her grand parents, Mr..
= and Mrs. James Davis, this week.
Mrs Emma Sharp, who has been visit.
:. ing in Muscatine, Louisa and Keokuk
counties, returned home Thursday even.
ing
:, Mrs Shatfer and two daughters, OF
= Fit. Collins, Col, are being entertained
at the home of DR.. r, L. Harris this |
y week
Mrs j. G. Keith, who has been visit
ing with relatives in Mahaska county for
Il the past two weeks, returned Friday
re evening
Mrs. Daniel Lynch and daughter
Of Maud and Miss Lena Eyer departed
is Monday morning for weeks visit at
the expo.
, Ned Curtis and Ray Smokey left for
II Carroll Monday morning to run lemo-
made stand during the fair at that place
this week
- Mrs. j. Kuhn and daughter Ada left !
y Saturday morning for Des Moines to
visit with friends and acquaintan les a
few days.
Up Pat Stanton and daughter Theresa,
who left the fore part of last week to
70 attend the exposition, returned home
ID Friday evening.
Will Rose returned from Clarinda
ID Tuesday accompanied by his brother
n Charlie who has been confined IN the
hospital at that place.
"a Merl and Mat Rppey, who have been
t. visiting at the home of their grand
parents in Winterset for the past month
returned home Saturday evening.
Va Mr.. Chas Smith, of Simpson College
will speak on the subject of college Y. M.
G. A. work, next Sunday morning at
y Bethel and in the evening at Ross.
X. Mrs A. II. Northup who was in very
poor health while here with her sister,
Mrs. Chandler, is much better since re-
:. turning few weeks ago to Pierce, Nebr.
TX Mrs. j. A. Overholtzer received word
Tuesday evening Of the dangerous i'll
70 ness OF her father who lives at Cherokee
,e She and Mrs. Mary A. Overholtzer left
is yesterday for Cherokee.
1t is probable that Hon. LATE Young
a. will deliver his famous lecture on Cuba
10 and the battle Of Santiago here in the
% near future. The ladies of the w. r. G.
have the matter in charge.
" Mrs. @. E. Talbot and little daughter,
"a OF Audubon, after short visit with rel
If atives here, left for Webster City this
morning for visit with Mrs. Talbott's
parents.-Carroll Sentinel.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Nels P. Hoegh passed
v through town Monday morning on their
way across country to Wall Lake where
they were going to spend few days
~ camping out and pleasure seeking.
a Theodore +. Myers was visiting at his
old Montezuma home tins week. His
brothers George and John who formerly
g. lived in Audubon but who are now citi.
70 zens of the state of Washington, are al.
&c so visiting there.
Postmaster Greenwaldt, of Gray, was
nominated at the Audubon county re-
y publican convention, held few days
Z" since, to the Office Of county Auditor.
10 Mr.. Greenwaldt is a good man and will
d. certainly be elected. Carroll Co. Mon
ltor.
n Secretary Woodward reports that
r our county fair, which will be held Sept.
;e IL to Is has every prospect Of being
10 success. The county race, he says, has
been filled. This will be of considerable
T. local interest. Other good features will
AZ be announced later
s, We are saddened on hearing of the
r, Of the death Of Mrs. S. ID. Henry,
wife of the editor of the Coon Rapids
] Enterprise. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry recent
% ly went to the mountains of Idaho for