Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-02-10

Harry Webster, Of Shelby county, was
IN town yesterday.
Chas. Rand, Of Kansas City, came in
last night on horse buying trip.
A. j. Stoner, OF Greeley township, was
among our Monday business callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Kennels, of Jeffer-
son, attended the X. p. banquet last
night.
Mrs. George Brady left last Thursday
evening for visit with relatives at Ma
rengo.
Fred Reynolds and Saml Atkinson, of
Greeley township, were pleasant callers
Monday.
Miss Letta Lands, OF Valparaiso, Ind,
is visiting here with her sister, Mrs. J.
III. Mosier.
Roscoe Turner, son Of Nate Turner, of
Greeley township, is quite sick with
typhoid fever.
A series of revival meetings were be-
gun last Sunday at Melville Center con.
Quoted by Rev. Krell.
The Adair News says meeting to or
ganize creamery was recently held
down in Audubon township.
Roy Hibbs and family, Of Glenwood,
arrived in the city Friday for visit
with his father, Chester Hibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Smith, who live
east of town, left for Red Oak Tuesday
toivisit with his brother and family.
'Nels Sorensen, formerly Of Sharon
township has opened up the old Walker
house under the name of Commercial
house.
j. F. Russell is hav ng some carpenter
work done on his show windows which
will add to their capacity to make beau
tiful displays.
Mrs II. b Creveling returned home
Monday with her children from visit
with her mother, Mrs. Cameron in Cam
eron township.
j. A. Conerd, postmaster at Atlantic,
was in town Tuesday shaking hands
with old friends and making the ac-
quaintance of new ones.
Chas Carr who has been working here
the past winter for Riddlesbarger & Fay,
will remove his family to this city from
Nevada in few weeks.
Mrs. w. w. Smith entertained the
ladies of the M. Il. Foreign Missionary
Society at her home Tuesday afternoon,
servin2 elegant refreshments.
One Of c. b. Nelson's sons, from near
Nelson, Guthrie county, was in town on
business Monday. Mr.. Nelson has sold
his farm at Nelson and will move to
Guthrie Center soon.
j. A. Humiston returned from his stay
of several weeks at Hot Springs, S. d.
last Sunday The rheumatism which
necessitated his trip has partly left him
though he has not entirely recovered.
| Nels Sorensen, who recently made a
sale on his farm in Sharon township
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has opened up the old Walker House in
this city. He is now ready for business
and will doubtless get considerable trade
Arrangements have been made for q
urday in which eighteen Audubon birds
will compete with lis many from Hiawa.
tina, Kansas. The purse will be $500 a
battle with 5250.O0 on the main.
Greeley Center literary is booming the
house being crowded every night. Their
next big attraction is joint debate with
the Providence school literary OF Guth-
RE county, on week from next Saturday
night on Hawaiian annexation, Greeley
favoring annexation.
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The G. & N. W. fast trains between
Chicago and Denver were put on Sunday.
Their running on schedule time is a
success. They made the distance OF
1860 miles in twenty EIGHT and one-half
hours. These trains are most elegant
and have all modern conveniences.
The funeral services in memory of
Nellie Weston will be held at Bethel
church next Sunday at Ii o'clock con-
Quoted by Rev. Krell Funeral services
were not held at the time Of burial be-
cause OF tue necessary quarantine placed
on the family on account of diphtheria.
j. w. Foote, one of the famous Foote
Brothers, evangelists, is expected to