Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-02-24

SlHCt lHulcSldy VI lucO WCCh.
The Union Normal Glass will meet
at the church next Tuesday evening.
r. A. Blake was a business caller in
Guthrie Center one day last week.
Howard Rickett is choring for Win
Browning during bis absence at Gray.
WV. belong marketed nine loads
of fat hogs during the early part of last
: week.
On Monday WIN Browning went TO
Gray for visit with friends and rela
tives at that place.
Eddie Ruth came up from Adair on
Thursday of last week to visit with
friends in this locality.
w. Sheets is circulating subscrip-
ton paper for money with which to
build parsonage at IIamlin.
The sale given just over the county
line by 6. B. Nelson was largely az
tended by people from this county.
Tom Egap begun working last week
Oh the Brown ranch, where he expects
to remain during the summer of '9S.
A large number of frieGds dropped
in at the home of Jas. Fields last
Thursday night and the evening was
passed in social farewell party.
Rev. Voorhees, returned to his home
at Panama OH Friday of last week.
During his short stay with us he won
the respect, esteem and good will of all
who heard him.
PEN Holenback and Joe McFadden
were called to Shelby county last week
OH account of the dangerous illness of
John McFadden, brother of the latter
and relative of the former.
/! The graphaphone entertainment by
Bell and Reynolds that was billed for
- Tuesday night, the 22d, was postponed
on account of chulch services and will
II be given on Wednesday evening of
= next week.
~ Frank Armstrong was doing bust
If ness in Guthrie Center last week. He
will deliver two Car loads Of lumber
= there in the near future, one of which
= will be used in the construction of a
al church parsonage.
= Walter Mcintyre drove down to
Menlo on Thursday of last week. He
started home OH Saturday morning
= but one of his horses became sick while
., OH the way and he did not get home
N until late Sunday evening.
Is "Wednesday Of last week Mr.. DeLonp
# badly strained his knee in lifting his
n wagon which had been overturned
h near his home. Eva Thomas, who was
- riding with him narrowly escaped be
ing hurt by climbing out over the end
e gate before the wagon overturned.
! Mrs. JAS. Goodwill was rapidly lie,
gaining her usual strength after heI
- illness of last week until on Sunday
when she became again much worse
Il and Il doctor was called. The doctor
= entertains some fear from the symp-
toms that case of typhoid fever may
e develop.
Love Estes, from near Gray, was a
visitor in the Browning home from
I Wednesday evening until Friday. He
: attended the revival at the Center, is
= an enthusiastic christian and knows
" how to tell the simple story in bust
n hess like way that brings conviction
of its truth to those who hear it.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. belong and son
7 Floyd, leave on Wednesday evenings
J. train for Colorado, where they will
visit during the coming year with rela
n tives. We wish them year of pleas
\ ant recreation and hope the recollec.
tions of their stay with us may drive
: away the occasional shadows that will
cross their path during their absence
from us.
The revival meeting conducted by
Rev. Krell will probably close OH Wed
nesday of this week. He has labOred
earnestly and untiringly in orr midst
and although no results in the way of
conversions are visible yet we trust
that the invisible will in the latter day
d reveal to him his due reward. Much
good has resulted to the workers in the
church and we hope the results may
be fruitful.
III An organization was recently com
pleted at the Center known as the
Melville Center Library Society, the
purpose of which is evidenced in the
name. A constitution and bylaws have
q been adopted and the following officers
elected: President, Mary Mccain;
4 secretary, Gay Thomas; treasurer, r.
Z. Thomas; librarian, Flora Farquhar;
& committee OH selection of books, Flora,
a Farquhar, Howard Rickett, Earl Col
y Inns, Gay Thomas and Ray White. The
81 purpose of this organization is certainly