Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-07-13

go Tuesday.
Mr.. Taskar, G. & n. W. operator, went
to Boone on business yesterday.
Rev. Miller was transacting business
in Dexter the fore part of the week.
Will Baylor went to Extra Tuesday to
visit relatives and friends a short time
The Simpson College musical enter
tainment is tonight at the NJ. E. church.
Misses Lizzie and May Schrieber
visited friends in Carroll the middle Of
the week
Mrs. W. II. Stocker of Pennsylvania,
is visiting here with her friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Zaner.
Harry Evans went to Manila yester-
day to ride in matched race to be run
there this week.
John Chapman and wife returned
Tuesday from weeks visit at the
Omaha exposition.
II. }. Cooley went to Manning yester-
day being called there owing to the
sickness of his father.
J. F. Russell is having improvements
made in the rear of his store in the way
of a new coal house, etc.
Miss Hart of Ross, visited here at the
home of ker brother, James, few days
the fore part Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Bryan, of south.
east of town, are the parents of ten
pound boy born yesterday.
Nj. A. Templeman and wife and child
drove to Guthrie county Sunday and
spent the day with relatives.
Mrs. }. M. Graham and children
returned yesterday from few weeks
visit with relatives in Kansas.
Rev. Conner. of Hamlin, will go to
Anita and preach Sunday and then will
visit at his old home few days.
The Rev. Raeacker, of Defiance, will
occupy the pulpit in the Evangelical
church in Audubon Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Relnemund, Jr.
and Mrs. }. A. Humiston returned Tues
day from pleasure trip to Lake View
The prospects are that we will have a
crop of potatoes this year that vii put
the price down close to the bottom notch
ii. j. Cooley is enjoying visit this
week from:his sister, Mrs. Geo. Chlister-
phcr, Of Maiard, who arrived Monday.
Sunday Charley and Frank Talbot
and several Of their friends spent the
day down at Halleck 8 grove in the south
part Of the county.
George Gray, Jr returned from Texas
Saturday. He was delayed several days
by the blg floods down there and re-
ports that there was water without end.
L. f. Green's dog is lost He is a
black Shepherd dog and was shaggy
and quite fat when he left Finder
please inform owner and he will be paid
for his trouble.
Miss Gene Culver went to Atlantic
yesterday to visit IA few days with her
friend, Mrs. Townsend, after which she
will go to Anita and visit few days
with her friend, Miss Calkins.
Mrs. Loud Rippey went to Carroll
yesterday where she met her husbands
mother, Mrs DR. Rippey, of Kingsley
who returned with her that evening to
visit here Il short time with her son.
Miss Christie, of OskaloOsa, completed
her seasons work as trimmer for F.
Nermilya last Saturday and left for her
home accompanied by Miss Bonnie
Vermilya, who will visit there a short
time. Miss Christie and Mrs Vermil-
va are sisters.
The republican caucases are held to-
night throughout Audubon county
They ought to be well attended. They
are the voters opportunity to exercise
his right in helping to formulate his
party ticket. They are about as impor-
tant as election.
The Columbian club say they are I'M
der obligations to DR.. Brooks for the
surgical treatment rendered Will Bar.
ger who was hurt in the firemen's race on
the Fourth The club having charge of
the celebration were going to pay Mr..
Barger's doctor bill, when DR.. Brooks
generously receipted it in full
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder, accompanied
bp Mrs Eliza Bartlett, departed yester-
day for Lake OkOboji to spend few
weeks at the Van GOrder cottage there.
They were joined at Extra by Mrs Ed
DelahOyde. Chas Van Gorder and Mr.
DeIahoyde left that evening and Miss
Louwene Van Gorder left today for that
place.
The Columbian club held their regu-
.. lar meeting Tuesday night. Nine new
members were added TO the roll They
arranged for a social meeting at the
home Of Mrs. b. S. Phelps on the even
| ing OF August t. The librarian reports
. an increased interest in the library work