Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-08-11

DR.. Gleason has new telephone in
his office.
Rev. Igenfritz was visiting here
this week.
George Stuart returned home to Yer.
mont yesterday.
Rev. Laningham, agent for Iowa
Children's Home society for south west
Iowa was in town yesterday.
T. F. Musson left yesterday morning
for Salem, S. d., on business pertaining
to his farms in that locality.
Miss Helen Myers departed this
morning for Montezuma where she
will visit with friends few weeks.
The great newspaper Of the great
west is the Omaha Bee. 1t will be sent
to your address till Jan. l, 1899, for %
cents.
Mrs. w. r. Green aud son Ray left
today for Omaha where they will meet
Judge Green and spend few days at
the exposition.
Mrs. John Reinemund, ST., aud
daughter May left Tuesday evening
for Rock Island, H., to visit with
friends a short time.
Word from Council Bluffs last even
ing is to the effect that The old judges,
Thornell, Smith and Green will be re-
nominated today without opposition.
A car load of gooi draft horses were
shipped from Benton's barn yesterday.
The price paid for some of them was
500. Mr.. Clark, of Knoxville was the
buyer.
Mrs. Beightol and son who have been
visiting with the family of J. ii. Kate
ane wife for the past month, departed
this morning for their home in Hold.
ridge, Nebraska.
The best acreage property adjoining
Audubon from to 160 acres and prices
to suit. Selections are being made for
future homes and if this is what you
want you had better see Wonn & Davis
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Mrs. G. B. Russell, who has been Wis
iting here some days, and Mrs. Emms
Russell left for Lake Okoboji this morn
ing for three weeks outing, and d. M
has now established bachelors headquar
ters.-Missouri Valley Times.
Baker & Kelley have planned to dis
solve partnership. Mr. Kelly will move
a stock of groceries and boots anC
shoes into the Burnside building OF
the south side Of the square. Mr.
Baker will retain groceries and dry
goods in their present location.
Judge Green, accompanied by the del
egates to the judicial convention lef
here for Council Bluffs yesterday. The
convention will be held today. Thu
Judges neighbors and friends hope and
expect that he will be renominated
The democratic county convention j
called to meet at the court house at Au
dubon Saturday, August 20, at 2 p. m
to nominate candidates for count
officers and to select delegates to tn
state, congressional and judicial conven
tons. All DEMOCRATS and all others VIII
believe In the principles enunciated II
the Chicago platform are ihvited to tax
part In the caucuses. Tuesday, Angus
| II, is the date OF the caucuses.
| G. +. Brown has just settled for tn
Hawkeye Insurance Company thes
losses Of stock killed by lightning:
S. E. Parsons, Sharon township,
horse. --------- ...-.- S5O.O
p. Rubel, Sharon township, heifer- 200
H. N. and Eliza Christensen, Cam.
eron township, horse ------- $50
VIM. Shaw, Cameron township,
steer ----.-------------. $50
| George Gray, of Cameron township
has also repor ted that he had stee
killed by lightning Saturday.
A Benefit Concert will be given Tues
day evening, August 16, at the M. 1
church by Miss A. @. Young, Of Audi
bon, assisted by Mr.. Everett Olive, @
Scranton, both Of the conservatory @
music at Simpson College. The pre-
ceeds are to be sent to the agent Of tn
Young Mems Christian Association t
be used by him in ways most helpful 70
the members of the 51st Iowa regimen