Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-11-03

Tom Davis, OF Viola township, was in
town Monday.
T. K. Bowden, of Viola township, was
in town Monday.
Thursday, Nov. "a, is fixed by the
President as Thanksgiving day.
A nine pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Fullerton Monday.
Mr.. Nelson, the Wichita, Kansas, real
estate man, was in town last week.
Uncle S. d. Coonrod, of Hamlin, sold
some very nice fresh fish on our streets
Saturday.
Mrs. r. V. Lesson returned Monday
from few weeks visit with her parents
in Nebraska,
G. E. Custom, one of the active young
republicans OF Audubon township, was
in town Monday.
W. w. belong has purchased the
/. w. Baker residence and will move to
town before long.
Mrs. j. j. Kittell and mother and
Mrs. 2. L. Welty, of Gray, we're shopping
in our city Monday.
Mr.. Scott, of Boone, is now acting as
G. & N. w. agent at this place, relieving
Mr., Joy Wednesday.
Mrs. Ilgenfritz and sister, Miss Sc
christ, of Denison, visited fromi Monday
until Thursday with friends at this
place.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. r. N.
Carper was quite sick the fore part of
the week. being threatened with lung
fever.
Fl. A. Barger, WHO has been confined
to his room for some months, is SO he
can walk down town now by using
We learn new drug store will soon
be started in the Houston building, the
room recently vacated by j. A. Kerr &
Son. The parties come from Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Burnside de-
parted Tuesday evening for Miller, S. d.
where they will visit short time with
relatives. They will also visit other
places in that state before returning.
The Cherry sisters showed at Manning
one evening last week. The Monitor
thinks they are becoming quite metro
politan up there now that they have
shown they can have that famous COM
pany.
The II. d. Moser q Co. meat market
opened in their new shop last week. The
place is in the Zaner building, which is a
good location. L. S. Emily is the Co. of
the firm. They will no doubt do good
business.
At election next Tuesday the polls are
to open at every precinct in this county
at a. m. and close al p. m. Each OF
the two leading political parties is en-
titled to committee of challengers at
each voting place
E. j. Freeman and sons have been re-
pairing the electric light lines in town
during the past week, taking down dead
wires and doing other necessary work
preparatory for winter. 1t will require
two or three weeks more work to put
every thing in proper condition.
Mrs. Will Nelson, of Ryegate, Vermont
who has been visiting at the homes of
Mrs. Louis G. Stuart, of this place, and
Mr.. Robt Henderson, of Ross, for the
past three weeks departed for Stuart
Monday where she will visit short
time before returning to her home.
Prof Brinkerhoff, OF Oakfeld, was in
town on business Saturday. He is ex-
pecting to go to the Pacific coast soon
to spend some time there with his wife
and daughter who are already there.
Mr.Brinkerhoff has been principal ofthe
Oakfield schools for many years and is
one OF the honored men of this county.
G. j. Larsen, whose home is in Sharon
township with an uncle, but who was in
the battle of Santiago, then being a
member of the First Regular Cavalry,
was in town Monday. lie is one OF those
quiet, modest men that belong with our
heroes. He underwent terrible hard
ships down there, but accepted them as
part OF the fortunes of war.
Louis Moon, boy about ten years
old who lives here with his uncle, E. f.
Moon. got in the road of the foot ball