Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-07-14

Ruby Harper is working in the post Miss Mary
office this week. ing this week
few good milch cows wanted at son. -
once ALBERT KIBBY Mrs. J. Van
John Mosier entertained his mother NJ, VI,
and his brother, Clarence, over Sunday. -
They live near Panora. H. d. braos
H. L. Dickinson of Flint Mich. arriv- ~ az os, !;
ed here Monday for few days visit with -
his cousin Ed. Dickinson MRS. Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mott, of Kansas pSanoh ,' ,aa.
City, and family, visited over Sunday -
with their aunt Mrs. Burdick. Miss Myrtle
Mrs. Isham was called to Randolph, tha.a
Neb, Monday by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs Anna Stanfeld. Miss Doll
Mrs. Marion johnson went to Storm IS, "een -
Lake Monday morning where she will
join her husband for a few days. Attorney u
Mr. and Mrs John Butterton went to oatad nrar ~,
Corydon Tuesday morning to visit with
their brother-in.law. John Parnam, +. E. Shoes
-- turned from
c. 1. East departed for his Audubon no mn /. sh;n,
home today, after weeks visit with sboosr;th =,
his brother, Frank and amiy.-Anita
Herald. Dr. Harris
Arthur E. Clark who resides at Min Wy p.oa:'n'
neapolis, Mimi, land agent FOX the north 'Ae
Pacific railroad was in Audubon on aoo'o' has pr
business Monday. Con. Kenne
Mrs. Mary Kreamer, of Extra, and .,ns i'"'ii,no
Mrs. Mccall returned home Monday 'ao LOW" o.A'
from visiting the family of A. E. Stone oi' ''".,o
brook at Sac City. ID. A. Weth
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rice and Mr. and q sooo farm
Mrs DR.. Clark went overland the latter 80 nv ." az
part of last week to Wall Lake to enjoy - law i.
an outing of several days. j. L. job
NIT II u D-.., son. returned
Theo. F. Myers left Tuesday for Coun- 80 W. "
Gil Bluffs and Omaha to attend the ''in'' ii' VI VI
state and national conventions of repub. The excurs
lican clubs. to Wall lake
Morg Terry accompanied by his son, 10 ''o,es''
Orpha, went to Omaha Monday where 9" M ""' 'o'
the little boy will receive treatment for 'oA'Ns'
his eyes and they together will visit the b. D. fhep
exposition the repuohci
ro. eo+,,u5a1, Iar, -, tIo ,or,, 90 this district
T Co.oI;. = H. a.t % a., Nj, The call for t
son rancho in the east part of the coun No''' 'ou
ty, was burned up. The value Of the Maj. Curtis
barn about 800 and the insurance urday trying
about $50. cans by elabC
The Misses May McIlvah and Edith Snoui' neip
Harris drove to Atlantic Friday si0S''onai
ing to attend party given at the Ben The sketch
ton Morrow home. They report pleas soldier boys
ant time at the party which consisted of readers
about eighty invited guests. have another
J. r. Whitney has been compelled to Dia1 'on'
retire from business owing to the fact
that the revenue law imposes tax of Hon. A,
$500 on every transfer of one hundred five hundred
shares Of stock less. The country Douglas tow
boards of trade generally deal in less one hundred
than one hundred shares the tax is one hundred
therefore excessive.-Carroll Herald He brought
Our old friend d. c. Mott of the Au- Since our
dubon REPUBLICAN is enjoying at this made two we
time big advertising patronage. 1t are enrolled l
seems that the merchants of that town are Maggie
failing each other" to get IN burn, Maurc
to his paper. We of the opinion statter, Pear
that he will have to build addition Myrtle Deet
to the size OF his paper if his adverts Buckner Bes
lls patronage CONTINUES wa N''is We are tolc
Monitor. ro oo =; .
Next Lordsday the pastor of the that the mare
Christian Church will discourse in the r T. Housto
morning upon the theme THE Faith of Houston ere
the Disciples and in the evening "God county and
III history Inc evening serVices WIN first county
probably be discontinued for few weeks treasurer
after next Lordsday, in lieu of which, tel at Extra il
evening union services will be held by was NOT tbe
the various churches of the city congre He wac conn,
eating together in suitable place, like traasurer h,
~ the baptisI tent. first occupant
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q m --i az 60, .t.a.a, crop prospect
80 -. - O 'I.: M n NJ. hay is being
-! r. - 49,. -. -, heavy crop.
iS ., - VIZ =, NJ harvested ant
oo'I - '. -, fairly humpin
~ p'ir po."o' - 81 eoe "H cord for big C
W 'no i'o'h -'' NJ tassel and
nu' .oN.c' ~ "n' 80 rr - will make b
"o ~ ~ and the west
~ naaOo 81 o VIZ We our country c