Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-08-16

Remember Prof Harris, of Cornell
College, the dramatic reader, at the NJ.
f. church tonight.
Invitations are out for an old fash
Toned party at the Doak and Mott
homes Tuesday evening.
CHI. Sampson and family are visiting
friends in Clay county and will also
spend while at Okoboji.
Fred and Ethel Coon, of Brooklyn,
arrived in the city last night for visit
with their brother, Ollie Coon.
The Christian church will have servi-
ces in the court house next Sunday at
IL a. m. and s p. N. All are invited to
attend.
We learn that Mr.. George Somers
and Miss Anna Dykes we're married at
Omaha one day this week. We extend
congratulations.
James Trunnell and son, Charles, re-
turned from Mitchellyile yesterday
where they were called by the illness of
the formers mother.
E. J. Spencer will IN about two weeks
go to Mason City where Mrs. Spencer
now is visiting. This will most probably
be their future home.
Miss Matte Moore, of Pueblo Colo, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Woodward,
ard her many friends. She at one time
cerked in the post office.
Chris Jensen and wife, now Of Water
loo. are visiting friends here. lie for
merly assisted J. II. Kate here in the tai
loring business. They expect TO return
home the last of the week.
Charles Wilkins and family have
moved to Mt. Pleasant, this state, where
he has taken charge of a bakery. Their
many friends here regret their leaving,
but wish them the best OF success.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Russell and baby
went to Des Moines Tuesday evening.
After resting there few days, Mr.. Rus
sell will go on 10 Chicago to be gone
about three weeks purchasing goods.
j. d. Manahan was in town Tuesday
getting his face fixed up. He looked
like he might have been ina scrap. He
had been hurt by a nail in board
with which he and his son were working.
Sylvester AIRY came in Tuesday from
Holstein, his wife going on east for a
visit with friends. Mr.. and Mrs. AIRY
expect to take up their home in our
town again, for which our people are
glad.
II you value your politics any don't
wear cheap looking campaign button.
Get novel design button at the Bauer
studio only 10 cents. Every thing up-to-
date on hand. Club buttons made to
order on short notice. II.
Maj. Consistency, Of Ayoca, at one time
Commander of the G. A. r. OF Iowa and
prominent citizen well known here,
died at Manitou, Colo,,. last week. HIS
wife was there with him. The funeral
was Tuesday at Avoca.
Rev. j. H. Yaggy, OF Des Moines, and
his two sons, Clarence and Mooday, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening, Mr..
Yaggy to look after business matters
while the boys are to do some improv.
ing on his property in town and on the
farm in the way of painting. They will
also paint the Evangelical church. Mr..
Yaggy and family were former residents
Of this place moving away about ten
years ago.
DIR. Harris has handed US what appears
to be perfect reprint typhographically
and every way OF a copy Of the Ulster
County On. W Gazette bearing date Of
Jan. 2 1900. 1t is of much interest to
newspaper man as well as to a student
Of our country. Several columns are
taken up in telling of President Wash
ington's death which had just occurred.
Among the advertisements is that of a
healthy negro wench for sale.
Announcements are received OF the
marriage OF Mr.. Roy E. Mccain and
Miss Bessie Alma Rue on Aug. %, and
that they will be at home after Aug. %
at Plymouth, Ind. The bride is a stu.
dent with the groom at Valparaiso, Ind,
her home being in North Dakota. We
have no doubt that she is a most worthy
lady. The groom deserves big share
OF life's blessings. We join their many
friends in congratulations and good
wishes.
A hail storm passed about a mile
north Of town Tuesday morning at
seven o'clock. The atmosphere was al.
most calm and the roar OF the storm
could be perfectly heard here for twenty
minutes. John Davis says that at his
place the hail was as big as unhulled
walnuts. Although they were as large
as he ever saw, they were not very num-
erous, lying on the ground afterward
several inches apart. They also fell
almost perpendicular. IL they had
come with a wind they would have been