Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-10-27

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The weather last week was the most
disagreeable for years at tins time in the
season. Rain, snow, wind, mud, clouds,
for a week.
The NJ E. choir expects to give con-
cert Thanksgiving night. They will be
assisted by local talent and will give a
good entertainment.
w. Burnside met with serious acct.
dent last evening at his grain elevator in
which his great toe was crushed. He
walks with cane now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Fosnaugh, north
of town, are entertaining their son, John
Fosnaugh, at their home few days.
He lives near Sioux City.
Mrs. Laura Hurd has been sick for
the past week or two. Miss Lucy
Frederickson is taking care of the
library in Mrs. Hurd's absence.
The democrats are running very
still campaign this year in this county.
Lookout! That means lots. They mean
to have all their voters at the polls.
The pastor of the Christian church
will begin series of Gospel meetings on
Wednesday evening, November 8. Some
outside help has been invited to assist
in this Gospel effort.
III. W. Hanna has an extended ex-
perience in legal matters and is gener-
orally regarded as we'll read and sue.
cessful lawyer. This county needs those
qualities in it's county attorney.
Marshall Carper had few tramps in
charge Monday. He arrested them Sat-
urday night. They had in their posses
sion aquantity of gold rings and jewelry
and two pairs of new fur mittens.
A force Of men are busy this week
remodeling the elevator of H. Crews
muhl. They will raise the old one about
ten feet, put on new roof, build new
driveways and dumps and otherwise
improve 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs John Ward entertained
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Fl. Winget
Of Clinton, the latter part OF last week.
Mr.. Winget is editor of 1.-THE Merry
War;" society paper in Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Langworthy returned
from Sioux City Friday night where Mr.
Langworthy had been confined in q
hospital for two or three weeks. He is
much improved in health and is al
present getting along nicely.
Mrs. Elroy Stonebrook, OF Sac City
who was visiting here with her brother
in law, Grant Stonebrook, few days last
week departed for Extra yesterday even.
ing where she will visit relatives short
time. She will also visit relatives in
Atlantic before returning to her home.
Mrs. John Blitho and Mrs. Sadie
Tyler and children, who have been visit.
ing at the home Of o. p. Tyler for some
time, departed for their home in Boone
Saturday morning accompanied by Miss
Alice Tyler, daughter Of o. p. Tyler
who will visit at that place short time
The new M. E. church at Old Hamlin
is now completed and the amounts sub.
scribed by the different parties are due
and will be needed soon. 1t would save
the committee considerable work collect
ing il those parties who subscribed
would see to paying their own subscrip.
tions to some member of the committee
w. w. Delahoyde arrived Wednesday
frem Whiting where he made delivery
of nursery stock. Mr.. Delahoyde is rep
resenting the Audubon Nursery company
and will make a delivery of stock here
Saturday after which he will remain to
solicit orders for spring delivery Mr..
Delahoyde's stock has always given good
satisfaction.-Sloan Star.
We were favored by a pleasant call
from w. r. Cochrane, ofIenox, one day
last week. He and Mrs. Cochrane were
here because of the dangerous sickness
of DIR. Clark's little boy. Mr.. Cochrane
was until recently editor Of the Lenox
Time Table, and previously, OF the Bed
ford Republican. He was also secretary
of the State Senate few years ago.