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

| Prayer meeting THURSDAY evening
at the Center church.
| Miss Mae Henry gave party to her
many friends last Friday night.
THE school at No. 2, Arthur Farqu-
har teacher. closes Wednesday of this
week.
Mrs. James Goodwill is improving
under the doctors treatment and care
full nursing.
Miss Minnie White is again at home
having closed her winter term of school
at No. Greeley last Friday.
Art Shoesmith and Erv Wilson from
near North Branch attended church
services at the Center Sunday evening.
Miss Hollister gave II party to her
friends Thursday evening which was
well attended and all report Il good
time.
Walter Emery gave party to his
friends Monday evening which was
well attended and all report a good
time.
The normal class did not meet Tues
day evening on account of the inclem'
ancy of the weather. Announcement
same for next week as usual.
Miss Mary Maasen visited at her
home over Sunday returning Monday
to Adair. From there she leaves on
Wednesday for Moline, Illinois to visit
with relatives.
Geo. NJ. Diebert an undertaken and
furniture dealer, of Florence, Colorado,
was welcome guest at the home of
his uncle, George Mccain from We'd
nesday until Friday.
The farm occupied by Sam Hunter
and owned by s. A. Graham recently
changed hands and the HOyt Bros. be.
came owners of the same thus increas
ing their possessions to 200 acres.
A number of the friends and neigh
bors Of j. A. Ricketts, and family met
at their home last Friday evening to
bid them farewell. Mr.. Ricketts, goes
to Cameron township to live for the
ensuing year.
Sam Reynolds from near Greeley
Center attended literary at the Center
Saturday night and distributed bills
for his graphaphOne entertainment
which was given OH Wednesday even
ing of this week.
w. X. Mcintyre and family moved
Tuesday to farm in northwest Guth-
RE county owned by DR.. II. E. Jewell.
Instead Of renting Walter will farm
the same and care for the stock for Il
money compensation.
Ed Taggart and wife are the proud
parents of little son. The little fell
low and wife are faring nicely under
the the tender nursing and watchful
care of Mrs. Taggart's sister, Miss
Simmons, from near DeSoto, and Mrs.
f. n. Taggart who are in attendance.
Congratulations are extended to the
worthy young couple.
Rev Krell having sickness in his
family did not get out to his appoint
ments at Bethel and the Center last
Sunday. Frank White conducted the
services at Bethel at p. m. and at
the Center in the evening On account
eff the revival the hours for SUNDAY
services were changed. Services now
announced at the usual hours.
The Melville Center library society
as mentioned in last weeks issue will
give an entertainment Oh Friday even.
ing March 18th at the Center. AID.
mission Is cents, all children under 1C
years of age 10 cents. The proceeds
goes to get books for the library
Everybody is invited to attend and VIC
assure you that you will be we'll enter
tanned.
Literary met last Saturday evening
with good crowd in attendance
After recess the question, "Resolved
that the initiative referendum system
should be adopted in the U. S." was
discussed and decided aunanimously
for the affirmative. The question fol-
this week is Resolved that woman
has more influence over man than
money The society adjourned t.
meet next Friday evening.
The sale of A. Podrasnik's fine line
of art wall paper speaks foriitself us tc
merit and Accommodations offered. Or
Monday the Mccain brothers sent al
order direct to the jobbing house il
Chicago for SS5. worth of their higl
grade paper. This order calls for be
tween 500 and 600 single rolls of wal
and nearly 1000 yards of border. NJ
third mans profits cucumber the pat
rons. The boys wish to say through