Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-03-03

Lou Lee was a passenger for Omahs
last night.
Go and see the Wild Irishman at G
w. Hoover's.
John Oliver, of east Melville, was q
caller Friday.
County Supervisor s. F. Garmire was
in town Friday.
|, VIM. Maxon, Of Greeley township, was
here on business yesterday.
Seth Hartzell. of Greeley township
was on our streets Monday.
w. P. Sutton removed with his fami.
ly and household goods to Griswold
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Phelps, who live
east of town, had little girl born to
them Tuesday.
j. E. Griffith came down from Carroll
Tuesday evening on business and to
greet old friends.
Richard Blake, one of the REPUBLI-
CAMS old subscribers from near Nelson,
was among those in town Tuesday.
r. j. Fullerton moved to Bagley,
Guthrie county, this week where he has
rented farm for the coming year.
G. o. Fritz, cashier Of the State Bank
at Germania, this state, was In Audi.
bon on business one day last week.
Judge Green is spending this week at
home the term Of court at Red Oak ter
minating sooner than was expected.
John McFadden, formerly resident
OF Greeley township, died last week at
his home near Corley, Shelby county.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nash went to Chi.
cago Saturday. Mr.. Nash returned
Tuesday. and Mrs. Nash this morning.
Chas. Wilde moved from the country
into one Of the Matthias houses in the
northeast part of town, the first of the
week.
r. H. Davidson, the old and honored
citizen for whom Davidson's grove is
named, of Fiscus, was among our Friday
callers.
Frank Kibbler, of Melville, will move
on part of d. d. Simpsons farm in Viola
township soon. He has contracted to
work for Mr. Sampson this season.
John Schott severed his connection
with D. E. Scars harness shop last
week and Friday departed for Harting
ton, Nebraska, where he has secured q
position.
A little girl of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Christensen died Saturday morning OF
diphtheria and other implications. She
had been sick some time. She was
about seven years old.
District court convenes here next
Tuesday, Judge N. w. Macy presiding
The prospects are that the term will be
short as the docket shows less thar
usual number of new cases
johnson & Nelson have Just replaced
their old five horse power gasoline en-
CINE with a new ten horse power one
They now have abundant power for run
ming their elevator machinery.
Ed Frick accompanied by his two sons
Ed and Branch, arrived from Colorado
Springs yesterday morning. They will
spend the spring on his farm i'll Melville
township, which has been vacated b,
the tenant, Mr.. Emery. Mrs. Frick i
expected to come in June.
There will be an examination for com
mon school diplomas at Cameron Cente
school house Monday and Tuesda.
March and 8. All those OF the town
ship wishing to take the examination
please be present. This will be the las
opportunity given this spring
K. G. SPENCER.
The report that Consul General LIE
was assassinated at Havana came Sat
urday morning from Atlantic and mad,
much commotion on our streets in tn
short time it circulated before the denia
came. 1t tested the temper of our PEG
pie and showed they have no love TO
Spain and that they suspect them o
treachery. 1t would be easy to enlist I