Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-09-29

G. w. Hoover is an Extra business
visitor today.
J.J. Mccarthy is reported ON the sick
list this week
Theo Myers went to Jefferson Tues
day night on legal business.
VIM. Cloughly returned Monday night
from few days visit at the exposition.
The Audubon Kid Band will give a
concert on the etreets Saturday evening.
The clerks Office has granted a mar
riage license to Clarence Scott and Irena
Poage.
Miss Hardenbrook, Of Extra, spent
Wednesday in Audubon with Miss
Grace Creveling.
Gregg Wolfe was called tothe Mccain
farm, east of town, last evening to repair
. threshing engine.
Mrs w w. Burnside returned yester-
day morning from a few days stay at
Grinnell and Davenport.
Bodo Oelke is now employed in the
Benton livery barn commencing work
the latter part of last week.
Vint Rose returned this mornirg from
Cincinnati where he has been in atten-
dance at the soldiers reunion.
John Wilhelm, who is day operator at
Atlantic, visited Tuesday evening with
his brother Il. F. at this place.
John Horning visited with friends and
relatives in Manning the fore part of the
week returning yesterday evening.
The missionary society of the Presby-
terrain church will meet with Mrs. w.
B. Davis on Friday, October T. at three
o'clock.
w. w. belong, who now resides at
Newton, came in last evening on bust
ness There is some prospect of his
coming back to Audubon.
T. F. Musson departed yesterday even
ing on business trip to Stuart, Des
Moines and his ranch in South Dakota.
He expects te be gone month.
L. J. Hill was surprised Tuesday even-
ing by several of his friends. They
reminded him that it was his birthday
and presented him with a chair.
Mrs. L. M. Anderson is having con-
siderable trouble with her hand caused
by running needleinto it, which broke
off and as yet cannot be located.
Lett Collins, of Atlantic, drove bis
bunch of horses that he has had at
this place for some time, to Carroll
yesterday where will try to sell them.
Mrs. Rev. Leeson departed yesterday
morning for Mason, Nebr., where she
will spend short time with her parents
Rev. Leeson accompanied her to At
lantic.
The last Great Western survey which
goes through the north part of the
county, crosses the North, Western roac
on T. G. Kester's farm two miles soutl
of Gray.
The Christian Endeavor Society viii
hold a social at the home OF w. II
Cowles tomorrow evening at which the.
will serve ice cream, peaches and cake
Everybody invited.
The sacrament of the Lords Suppe
will be administered at the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath morning. In TIT
evening Rev. E. Dickinson, of Sidney,
former pastor, will preach.
DIR. and Mrs. Somerville leave this wee
for Sioux City where they intend t
make their permanent home. Durin
: their stay here they have made man
friends who regret their departure. Th
doctor will practice medicine in Siou
City.
Ben Salinger will speak at the coul
house Friday evening, Oct. 4th. Thi
t will be rare treat for our people for n
is political orator of rare ability.
should be made an occasion for bi
e turn out. Let everybody within reac
plan to attend.
G. 1. Miller, Professor of the Boor
Ii schools, passed through Audubon SUI
day afternoon on his way to Extra whel
he was called owing to the sickness
Il his father who died a short time aft
n mis- arrival. Mrs. E. J. Freeman Of tn
II place accompanied him to Extra.