Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-09-20

Supt. Farquhar was in Brayton or
business Monday.
III. F. Andrews was up from Exirs
/ Monday on business.
Rev. Chambers, of Extra, was an Au
! dubon visitor Saturday.
The d. M, C. cigar, best and most pop
ular on market. At Brorson's. tt
Mothers, we save you money on Over
coats for boys. LIDD Bros.
Roy Funk came up from Lewis and
visited over Sunday with his parents.
Nels Olsen and Geo. Bull went to
Oklahoma Tuesday to look at the land
There was quite number from this
place went to Sioux City Sunday on the
excursion.
Mr.. Wadsworth, of Grinnell, visited
here over Sunday with his wife and
other relatives.
Thomas Law went to Council Bluffs
Monday evening to serve on the United
States grand jury.
The Misses Mae Hoover and Maud
Myers went down to Extra Friday and
visited until Sunday.
Hugh Delahoyde came up Tuesday
from Indianola and is helping Frank
Rice in the restaurant.
Deputy Treasurer Geo. E. Kellogg is
receiving a visit this week from his
father who lives in Woodbine.
Miss Gertie Chambers came in Tues
day from Fairbury, Nebr., for few
weeks visit with friends and relatives.
Harry Adams rode over to Harlan Sun
day on bicycle and walked most of the
way home. A broken wheel the reason.
J. G. johnson and wife returned
Tuesday from Chicago and Morrison
where they had been visiting for some
time.
John Duffy and family left Tuesday
for Vail where he will take charge of
the section. Jake Krouse, of Manning,
taking his place here.
w. p. Farguson and wife returned
Monday evening from Omaha where
they had been called by the death of
Mrs. Farguson's sister.
A. E. Smith, of West Liberty, bro
ther-in-law of O. Kennels, arrived yes
terday and is visiting at the home of the
latter northwest of town.
Miss Margaret Foss accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. He Wilson home from White
Lake, S. d., and will remain here this
winter and attend school.
Miss Vickland from Guthrie county is
visiting with Mrs. III. M. Taggaat this
week. She will learn dressmaking with
the Mcclure Sisters this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Critinger, formerly of this
place but now of Nebraska, are here this
week visiting with friends. They are on
their way to Iowa county for his health.
Cosson & Ross had law case in Car
roll this week. Their client is man
named Griffith, from Galway, Nebr.,
the case being against the First National
bank of Carroll. The plaintiff won.
Rev. Matheny returned from confer
ence Tuesday evening. Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Matheny had as guests
Rev. Hughes, of Atlantic, Rev. Huff, of
Sidney, and Rev. J. E. Matheny, of Pan
anna.
The buffalo that has been on the fair
grounds for the past few days, broke
loo SO Sunday and ran away. 1t was re-
captured couple of miles north after
causing team to run away and upse
buggy.
VIM. Thielen has filed notice with the
county auditor that he withd raws from
the democratic no mination for county
supervisor. He says his time is too
fully taken up with his private business
to warrant him in trying for the office.
Henry Hale expects to go to Ames in
a few days to carpenter for two or three
mon tbs for G. r. Cushman, the man who
did the carpenter work on the Presby-
terrain church here last year. Mr.. Cush-
man has the contract for the erection of
a $4,000 dwelling there this fall.
At the Des Moines conference az
Boone the following assignment of min
listers for the coming year will interest
our readers: Anita, j. F. Davis; Allan
tic G I'll. Hughes; Audubon, r. w. Ma
theny; Audubon circuit, supplied; Extra
r. G. F. Chambers; North Branch, w.
T. Rink: Tacoma, s. Krell; Clarinda, E.
f. Ilgenfritz: Lenox, w. HI. Shipman;
Villlsca, w. M.,Dudlsy; Coon Rapids, G.
M. Ward; Dedham, W. FL, Doyle; Man
ming, f. Il. Stevenson.
The republican boys organized club
last Thursday night electing Hal Mantz
president and Don Drake secretary. An
executive committee consisting OF the
president, secretary and Frank Mott,
WOO annointed The next mating will