Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-12-15
Do not fail to read Burdick's adj.

i Do not fail to read Burdick's ad.
Some local matter is to be found on
the first page this week.
The proceeds of the "Old Maids Con.
vention" go to the public library.
John Lebeck, OF Gray was in town a
few days this week attending court.
Miss Hill, OF Omaha, is visiting with
i the Misses Alice and Mary Mcclure this
/ week.
Keen Kutter scissors, Keen Kutter
knives and Keen Kutter saws at G.
w. Hoover's.
Miss Maud and Fred Lynch enter
tanned number of their friends at their
home Saturday evening.
Sheriff Jones went to Council Bluffs
Saturday on business pertaining to the
Gray post.oflice robbery.
Vern Culver drove to Templeton and
Dedham Tuesday on business connected
with the Audubon Roller Mills.
Don't fail to hear and see the "Old
Maids Convention" at the opera house.
Tuesday night, December Goth.
Mrs. Fred Campbell and two children,
of near Audubon, returned Tuesday from
a visit with friends and relatives in
Indiana.
Mrs. DR.. Lass, of Rodney, arrived in
Audubon last night, being called here
owing to the sickness of her father,
nj. ID. Bailey.
Mrs. Frank Herndon returned Tues
day from Penningtons Point, Ill.,, &C.
companied by Mr.. Herndon's brother
who will visit a short time with them.
OConnell has splendidy selected
stock OF silvcrware for the holiday trade.
He has many novelties as well as the
Sterling silverware and imported china.
ware
Sam Anderson returned the latter part
of last week from Leon, Kansas, where
he went with j. w. Rosenberg some
time ago to help him arrange his new
home.
The Presbyterian Sunday school is
preparing cantata and other interest
ing exercises for Christmas. The M. T..
Sunday school is preparing Christmas
tree and literary program.
Miss Mable Nichols, of Des Moines
we'll known among the young people Of
this place, was united in marriage at her
home last Thursday to Mr.. Preston
Parker, Of Washington, Iowa.
Miss May Hunt, Of Extra, visited at
the home of her cousin, Miss Nav
Hoover, few days last week. She left
for her home Saturday evening accom-.
panied by Miss Hoover who visited at
her home over Sunday.
The Shelby Co. Republican Gays the
Great Western railroad survey is CON-
pleted from Harlan to Council Bluffs
and the surveyors gone home. It thinks
the preliminary work is done and that in
spring they will set the grade stakes.
Rev. Laningham, agent of the Iowa
Childrens Home Society for the south
west part of the state, was in town on
business Saturday. He reports that the
Beedle children whom he took from here
and placed in homes last April are in
good places and are doing nicely.
f. b. Coleman, whose sale is advertised
in another column OF this paper, has
rented half section farm which belongs
to Mr.. Bilharz in Antelope county, Nebr,
and will move out onto it in February.
Mr.. Coleman ia good citizen aud we
regret to see him leave Audubon county
Tuesday of last week Osborn Deignan,
OF Stuart, the Iowa hero OF the sinking
OF the Merrimac at Santiago, visited
Guthrie Center and was given reception
at the home Of e. w. Weeks. The
Guthrian and the Times speak OF him
as being fine looking but modest APP
pearing young man.
OF the Audubon and Kimballton tele
phone company F. P. Hooker has been
elected president, Peter Nelson, vice
president; M. N. Esbeck, secretary; Matt
johnson, treasurer; Peter Lykke, Geo.
Marcussen and Hans Johnson, directors
They expect to charge fifteen cents for
day message. One Office will likely be
made at Johnson & Nelson's grain Office
and another at C.. r. Talbot restaurant,
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