Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-01

DR., C. E. Brooks, Dental Office
over Talbott's Restaurant.
For brick, tile and sand call at bricl
yard, IT
The second bill car for the Wallace
show was in our city Tuesday
G. +. Brown went down to Des Moines
last night on insurance business.
George Cameron received new Carr
Scott thresher and horse power last
week.
Il. l.. Darnell received telegram Sat.
urday telling of the death of his brother
at Sidney.
The G. & N. W. R'y Co. are putting a
rock foundation under the scales In
their yards in this city.
Mrs. Green and son Ray accompanied
by her mother. Mrs Brown, returned
| Tuesday from visit at Leon.
Charles VanGorder departed Satur-
day evening for Lake Okoboji, where he
is now no doubt greatly enjoying himself
sailing.
Mrs. Ravens and daughter May, who
have been visiting at the Rice home, re-
turned to their home IN Des Moines
Monday.
Mrs. Townsend, of Atlantic, and Miss
Calkins, OF Anita, visited between trains
at the Culver home Saturday while on
their way home from Cedar Falls.
Miss Hattie Cahill came home last
night from Lake View where she had
spent several days in company with the
J. f. Luse family fishing and boating.
Rev. Matheny addressed Woodmen
celebration at Lenox yesterday. This is
the fourth time Mr.. Matheny has ad-
dressed audiences at Lenox on the occa.
sion Of public celebrations.
Mrs. Mamie DIETRICH came IN from
Oberlin, Ohio, Tuesday evening and
will remain some time the guest of her
numerous friends. She has secured a
good position IN the music conservatory
at Epworth.
haye large assortment of fly nets
on hand and owing to the long continu-
ed hot, dry weather will close them out
at greatly reduced prices to make room
for my fall and winter goods. 1t will
certainly pay you to call and see me.
Yours truly, ID. f. SOAR
The implement firm of Morrssey &
Bro. has had big business in machinery
this year, having sold thirty.four bind
ers. sixty-tive mowers and twenty-six
rakes. They handle the Champion
machinery. Ed Elwood has assisted
them greatly as he is the salesman here
and at Fiscus for the Champion company
Judge Green returned yesterday from
his visit to the east. He accompanied
Miss Nash to New York and saw her off
on her European trip. He then visited
his uncle in Connecticut. returned to
New York, took boat around to Wash
ington, ID. c., and returned home. He
says he saw Frank Brainard down at
Norfork. Altogether he had nice trip.
n. G. Bronson is limping greatly the
last few days. He was up at Asmus
Boysen's recently and he and Mr.. Boy
sen we're out riding when the team
overturned the buggy, throwing them
out. The buggy ran over Mr.. Brorsen's
leg, but fortunately, no serious hurt
came from it. Mr.. Boysen escaped with
out injury.
Word was received today that Corpor-
al Ed Farrell who went into the army
from here and is now in the Philippines
has been captured by band of savages
and nearly tortured to death. He was
also badly wounded in the head. About
dozen of his comrades were with him,
one of whom was killed. They were res
cued aud are now recovering. though
Ed is yet unable to raise his head from
his pillow.
Robin Burtch came home last week
from the Boys Industrical School at
Eldora because OF the continued danger
Gus illness Of his mother. He reports
that Ralph Robinson who has been there
nine months has secured good standing
with the managers because of his con-
duet. He has already secured nine
badges for good behavior, record hardly
ever before made in SO short time in
that institution.
On Tuesday evening, Aug. 6, an ele.
cutionary entertainment will be given
at the M. f. church in this city by Miss
Caroline Gates who is graduate of the
Sopher school of oratory in Chicago
Mrs. Carmichael will be soloist for the
evening. AS she goes to Charles City
soon her many friends will not likely
he able to hear her again, if at all
The entertainment is under the auspi
ces of the Ladies Aid Society Of the M
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