Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-09-07

d day with relatives in Carroll
Henry Hale went to Dos Moines Sat
urday on business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. r. Smith, of Brayton, is spending
: the week here with relatives and friends
Mrs. John Lovelace went to Winter
set Saturday to visit awhile with rea
c tives.
3 Bradley Bradshaw is now brakeman
g on the @. & N. W, commencing work
0 last week.
Mrs. Geo, Kerr, of Breda. ie here this
week visiting her parents and attending
our county fair.
Miss Dora Graham returned Monday
from two weeks stay at the home OF
her brother in Stuart.
Rev. Dickinson, of Sidney, is here
this week visiting with his con, Ed, and
his many friends here.
VIM. Cloughly left Saturday for Can.
ada where he will spend few days for
pleasure and recreation.
Fred Sorls, of south west of town, is
building nice residence, y. ii. Dol
lahide doing the carpcntoring.
E. N. Taggart returned Saturday
from few days business trip through
the northern part of the state.
Mrs. Sam Hunter and Miss Lydia
Campbell spent a few days the foro part
of the week with friends in Extra.
Mr.. Woodward of St. Paul, who has
been spending the summer here at the
w. b. Davis home, returned to his home
Monday.
Miss Leulla Foster, of Council Bluffs,
cousin of VIM. CloughIy, and Miss Mich
olson, of Atlantic, are here for short
visit at the Cloughly home.
e. l.. Anderson, ono of the new pro-
prietors of the Atlantic Telegraph, was
in town yesterday in the interests of the
bindery and blank book work.
Thermometer 100 degrees. Soda 80
degrees. Cool and refreshing.
IL. FRICE son,
Prescription druggists.
Riddlesbarger e Fay have moved their
office to tho Ballman building, formerly
occupied by the Yetzer e Sauer cigar
factory on lower broadway. 4.4
Miss Helen Myers, who has been at
tonding school at Montezuma, arrived
here Monday to visit with her father
before returning to resume her studies.
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week
is the date of the county Sunday School
convention to be held in this city. The
program appeared in these columns re-
Gently.
/. S. Emily went to Decatur county the
other day to build dwelling house on
his farm which he recently purchased
there. He expects to move his family
down there next winter.
Arthur Farquhar is meeting success
in his canvass for superintendent. He
has had extended experience and has
ability, scholarship and Judgment. He
would be au ideal superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McFarlane left
Friday evening for Philadelphia and
other eastern points. They will also
spend some time in Canada. They
went because of Mrs. McFarane's
healt. She has been seriously afflicted
with asthma recently.
D. H. B. Roberts, east Of town, received
telegram from Omaha Saturday tell
ing of the severe illness of his sister, and
requesting him to come ut once. He
and his wife and son Lewis departed for
that place Saturday noon.
We will pay a salary of $l5 per week
and expenses for man with rig to intro
duce our Poultry Mixture in the coun-
try. Only good hustlers wanted. Ref
erence. Address, with stamp, Eureka
Mfg. Co., 500, Mo. Ave, East st. Louis,
Ill.
Jones may be good sheriff and a
good fellow, but there are many others
who would make just as good officers and
who are just as good fellows. Fern An
derson is all right. He is competent in
every way and should be elected and we
} think will be elected
The Larland and Nelson mail route is
being changed by the department. We
have not learned just what arrange
ments are being made, but understand
they will get daily mail from Guth-
RE Center. This will be all right if it is
held each morning until the morning
trains arc in, but it will be poor service
unless it is held until then.
Early Monday morning tho fire com.
pany was called out to extinguish fire
which had originated in a small shed be.
longing to III. ID. Moser in which he had
been rendering lard, the fire being start
ed by the kettle boiling over. 1t was
soon put out by the fire company but
the building was almost totally destroy
cd. The loss will amount to about fifty
dollars.
ii Sheriff Jones' who ia a radical demo.