Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-12-01

i MIS-. Onerman, OF hOS6, visited with
friends in Audubon Saturday. W,
r. III. Lacey, OF north part of Cameron ne
township, was in town, Tuesday.
| j. A. Overho ltzer departed Monday :"
evening on business trip to Kansas. "e
O'Connell has the fancy stock of silver. in
ware and chinaware for holiday trade. m
Judge Green went to Council Bluffs
Monday where he is now holding court m
j. Burdick is nicely located on the hs
south side OF the square Call in and
see him. ..
Chas. Fulton, of Extra, visited in tn
Audubon with friends the fore part of
the week.
Our Gray correspondent gives good Al
account Of the recent postoflice robbery
at that place.
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Dan Mccarthy returned home Tues n
day morning after an all summers trip es
Though the west.
Usual services at the court house u,
Lordsday, both morning and evening by oh
the Christian church. I'M
Mrs. F. b. Hoyt, of Melville township,
went to Ottawa, Illinois, last Friday to in
visit with relatives and friends. fe
See in another column an advertise nj
ment of E. N. Taggart offering Poland
China hogs for sale. He has some very tn
desirable animals. of
| Rddlesbarger & Fay have opened up tn
their poultry ranch this week and are
now prepared to pay the highest market n
price for poultry of all kinds. 4S.2w. in
OConnell has a spendidly selected pl
stock OF silverware for the holiday trade. TO
He has many novelties as well as the
Sterling silverware and imported china. 81
ware. di
Sherm Wright, who teaches school at 1t
Kimballton, received word not to COM ne
mence till next Monday because of
diphtheria and other sickness in the III
neighborhood nj
A literary society was organized at a.
Melville Center last Saturday night. Il. l.
A. White was elected president. The
people of that locality support good OF
society each winter p
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. belong went to 81
Newton, Saturday, where they expect to p'
remain till about March |, when they
will return here and take up their abode w
in the residence they lately purchased re
in the east part of town. re-
Seth Hartzell OF Extra, was in the W
city on business today and called on w. IN
N Henshaw. They were in the came II
regiment during the civil war and never
let an opportunity go by to grasp each .,
others hand.-Atlantic Telegraph. ~
The Audubon Advocates head is not q
nearly so large as it was before the cleo q,
ton. The change is for the better and n,
we hope that there will be no return to I'll
the "big head" which has marred the CT
appearance of the Advocate for the past
three or four years.-Shelby Republican :,
Rev. Wilson, of the Evangelical AS. A
ISOLATION, and his wife were surprised ID
last Friday evening by large number ID
Of the members of the congregation COM J.
ing in. They brought many presents OF m
clothing and provisions with them, and "
with these gifts and pleasant social
time they made the hearts of the pastor :.
and his wife glad.
The winter which broke on us ten pt
days ago found many farmers with corn a
in the fields. G.. S. ID. Mason and sons, at
of Viola township, have about one I'll
hundred acres out yet. A. N. Detwiler, d.
of Lincoln township, has sixty-fye acres in
still out. 1t is estimated that one-third sc
of the crop is still in the field and the tn
snow is nearly a foot deep.
The X. OF p. entertainment Thanks ri
giving evening was pleasant affair, CT
though lacking little because Of the re
absence of some expected musical feat II
ures. The farce was good and enlivened pl
the occasion. 1t was participated in by m
j. f. Russell and Mesdames Leet, Rus. ce
sell, Gray, Thayer, Phelps and Mott. 1t gi
was farce written by Howells and We
showed the ludicrous situations that op- al
ponents OF woman suffrage may get into. ag
But the play needed to be seen to be APP tn
preciated. ia
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We are writing good many subscrip-
ton receipts up to 1900 now. 1t comes n
a little awkward to write it-liable to n,
miss the correct date by century or to
two till you get used to it. By-the-way, g
that reminds us that it is the pay in -
advance subscribers that are the right