Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-11-10

began a series or gospel meetings at the
court house Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Jennie Raves, of Fremont, re-
turned to her home this morning after
two weeks stay with her sister Mrs
Jesse Keith.
Leslie Hartzell, of Greeley township,
who is studying law in Des Moines, was
in town Tuesday, having come home to
exercise his right of suffrage,
Money to loan on farms at per cent
interest. No charge for making out
papers, or abstracting,
GEo. E. KELLOGG, Manager.
Harry Soar accompanied by Miss
May hurry, arrived this morning from
Des Moines, and will visit a short time
at the home OF Harry's father, ID. E.
Soar
w. w. Burnside returned home Tues
day evening from Miller, S. d., shorten
ing his visit SO MS to be here in time to
vote. His wife returned Wednesday
evening
Presiding Elder Ramsey, of the NJ +.
church, will hold quarterly meeting
here Sunday. He will preach Saturday
evening at 1880 and Sunday morning at
IL o'clock
Mr. Eastman, who belongs to the 10th
Regulars, u S. A., visited at the home
Of Mr.. Greenlee's the fore part of week.
He was, a few years ago, resident OF
this locality but his home is now in Sac
county.
ID. B. Beardsley, of Denison, with his
family. moved here last week and is
located in one OF the Matthias houses in
the northeast of town. He is II brother
in-law of Lawyer Cosson and is agent
for a poultry company.
All ladies interested in helping the
needy of our town are urgently requested
to meet at the McKarahan home Satur-
day, Nov. 10Th, at p. m. A Mother
Club will be organized in connection
with the Associated Charities at that
time.
The mother of attorney G.. W. Cosson.
Mrs. M. A. Cosson, and his niece, Miss
Nettie Pierson, have moved here and
with Mrs. Cosson they have established
their home in the former Marlin pro-
pretty now owned by Supt. Spencer. The
Professor will also make his home with
them.
The Christian congregation here sur
prised the pastor, Rev. Leeson, and his
wife Monday evening with pound
social. Sixty of them came in and en-
joyed a pleasant social time and left
many substantial tokens of their APP
probation.
G. H. Adams has up in Frazier's gal
lery some beautiful samples OF his work
in taxidermy He has in pretty glass
case two woodcocks standing by an APP
parent pool of water There is a con-
cave background beautifully painted,
and in all makes rare work OF art.
The interesting letter in another
column from Clyde Baker was written a
week or two ago and was delayed in
1t is a good letter and
we hope to frequently hear from the
boys. He and Will Wilson are on the
broad Pacific now and far on their way
to Manila.
Geo H. Adams, who has been working
with Mr. Frazier in the photograph
business. has Just finished nice men,
orial cabinet to put in the X. 2. Looge
here. He has placed in it nearly forty
OF knights. 1t is nice
piece Of furniture, the photographs are
excellent, and it will be an ornament to
the lodge room.
Married at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Yancey, Of Myrtle, Mo-, Miss Emma
Yancey to Mr.. J. 5. Mitchell, Rev. White,
of the M. E. church, officiating The
groom, James Mitchell, needs no intro
duction to the readers OF The RLPUBLI-
CAN as Audubon was his home for
several years. His many friends unite
in wishing him success and happiness.
Mrs. Frank Brockway received her
of $4,000 from the Bankers
Life Insurance Company Tuesday. Mr..
Brockway took the insurance two years
ago with E. Baxter, agent for that
company here. Mr.. Brockway died
October &c and the proof of death was
sent in few days after. The money in
full was received in eight days after the
proof was sent in, which is another indi-
cation of the prompt service OF the
The money comes as bless
ing to the young widow and family.
The following gentlemen are ordered
TO appear before pension examining
board of this place: Ben Brookfield,
Lincoln township, End Iowa Cavalry,
for increase; Geo. III. Plantz, of Extra,
both N. Y. Cavalry, for increase; Thos.
w. Barry, Braytou, artifcer in LIST. U. S.
Regulars, for origina. The following
we're examined last week: James L.
Monroe, of Extra, SO ILL.,, for increase;
Geo. w Reamer, OF Extra, As ILL.,, for in.
crease; James T. Wroe, of Extra, 50 H.,
Tor increase, Xerxes Knox, of Extra, Ord
Iowa Cav, for increase.
Thanksgiving Service.
In compliance with the request of the