Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-12-29

| DIR. G. S. McLeran spent Christmas
with friends in Omaha.
A. II Edwards shipped blooded cow
and calf to Illinois Monday evening.
H s. Wattles, OF Extra, was in Audu-
bon few days this week on business.
A series of meetings are arranged to
commence at tile M. E. church next
Sunday.
j. A. Kerr, of Lake View, was an Au-
dubon business caller the fore part Of
the week.
@. FL. Sampson has just completed a
new barn on his residence property on
Tracy street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Osborne departed
Saturday for Ames to spend the holidays
with her sister,
Miss Molly Delahoyde, OF Extra, visited
with friends and relatives in Audubon
few days this week.
Prof. r. M. Carpenter, OF the Dexter
Normal School, is spending this week
here with his family.
Russell Mott went to Marion Monday
to visit with his grandmother and other
relations for few days.
Mrs Louis G.. Stuart shipped five cars
OF cattle to Chicago and two to South
Omaha Monday evening.
G. w. Townsend is canvassing for the
Audubon nurseries now, looking after
sales in the home territory.
Miss Ella Van Scoy departed Monday
for Belle PLANE to visit short time
with her brother, s. l.. Van Scoy.
Mrs j. b. Campbell, of Gray, spent
Christmas here at the home of her
parents, L. M. Anderson and wife.
Branch Frick aud Lew Screeing went
to Chicago Monday evening in charge
of two cars OF cattle shipped by Mr..
Frick.
Eleven cars Of cattle were shipped out
over the Rock Island Monday evening,
eight cars to Chicago and three cars to
South Omaha.
The Farmers Institute will be held
January %, 20 and q. The programs
will be out in due course of time, so
secretary Hudler says.
Carpenters are busy this week build
ing new corn cribs for Il, +. Musson &
Son. The cribs are situated north OF
the main road to the elevator.
Taylor Langworthy and wife, Of Boone.
spent Christmas at the home Of Dr. l..
Brooks. Taylor returned home Monday
evening, his wife remaing here few
days longer
Prof. Hooker received section OF his
new telephone switch consisting OF five
telephones, the fore part OF the week.
He reports it as giving satisfaction in
every respect.
Fred Owens and sister, Miss Lizzie
Owens, of Scandal, Republic county,
Kansas, last week visited their aunt
Mrs. G. w. Townsend, and other relatives
in this vicinity.
We are in receipt Of copy Of the
College Chronicle published at Naper-
vile, Ill.,, Of which o. M. Yaggy is one of
the local editors. He is one OF the class
OF 1901. We presume he is OF the family
of j. III. Yaggy who formerly lived here.
Judge Green returned home in tmet to
spend Christmas with his family, having
ended his long term OF court at Council
Bluffs. In the exercise Of his duties at
men to the penitentiary for different
crimes.
LosT.-At The Sunday School enter
tainment at the nj. F.. church December
9th, large square black icewool fas-
cinator with wide border. Think it
was left in the basement. Finder please
leave at this office.
c. A. w. Colee, of Greedy township,
was caller Monday as he was starting
away on business trip. Mr.. Colee is
field agent for Edmondson Bros, nur-
serymen, of Perry, and is a successful
manager for his firm. He had just
spent his Christmas at home with his
family. His daughter. Miss Ina, who is
attending college at Highland Park,
Des Moines, was also at home for Christ
mas.
j. w. Elwood, OF this city, has received
another letter from his brother, G. e.