Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-01-31

Sunday: Morning, New Testament
christian-a good man." Evening, "Tht
plague OF frogs"
NJ. II. Mccall who recently sold his
Greeley township farm has bought zoe
acres of the Ansberry farm over in the
edge Of Guthrie county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van Gorder and
Mrs. G. B. Russell left yesterday noon
starting for Los Angeles, Calf, where
they contemplate spending several weeks
John Musson is going to buy eggs this
coming summer, taking up the business
that Riddlesbarger & Carr had last sum
mer. The egg business is of consider.
able proportions here.
you can live without love, what is love
but repining?
But where is the man who can live with.
out dining"
At the Kitchen Booth of the M. Z. Fair
The Elks, Of Atlantic, are giving a
fund benefit at the opera house
in that city Friday evening Feb. 8. A
show is being put on the stage. 1t is
calculated to make people laugh. Sew.
eral are going from here. Ed Prick Jr
is selling reserved seats.
Ross Kennels has bargained to &c
with the great Forepaugh & Sells show
the coming season, playing as solo Eb
clarinetist in their band. He is to join
the show at New York City April 6
Ross is an excellent musician and fine
young man. This engagement will en-,
able him to earn good wages and also
see much of the country.
The Barger brothers, II. A., of this
city, and L. W.. lately Of Gray. have
rented the room recently occupied by
John Van Scoy in the Overholtzer block
and will. in few days, open up a stock
of groceries and general merchandise
The Barger brothers are very honorable
industrious and we believe enterprising
men and we predict that they will sue.
coed we'll in their venture.
A. G. Darland is recovering from the
small pox. His wife and oldest daugh
ter are having slight attack. but are
also better. We hear it reported that Q
Parsons family near the Shelby county
line have the disease. There were some
cases in the edge Of Shelby county few
weeks ago. There is case east Of
Hamlin, Miss Clara Warner. There ar,
no cases now in Audubon.
A large.number of friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Baker assembled at Their
pleasant home northeast of town Wed
nesday night of last week and partool
of oysters and enjoyed good socia
time. 1t served as kind of housewarm
ing for their nice new house and also ,
good bye party on the part OF friends Il
their neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. T. F
Green, who expect to leave soon for theil
new home in Nebraska.
Robert Henderson sold his fine 32(
acre farm five miles northwest OF tow
last week to George Statzell. Of Douglal
township, for s4S per acre. Mr.. Hender
son thus apparently makes his remova
to Minnesota permanent. The farm is ,
good one and goes into excellent hands
Mr.. Statzell is splendid man and W,
applaud his wisdom in concluding t
remain in Audubon county. Audubon
county lands are offering good enough
and absolutely safe Investments. The
farm had been rented for the coming
season to Martin Olsen, brother OF Nell
Olsen, who will move down from Siou,
City soon. He is well known here anc
is good farmer. Mr.. Statzell has NO
yet sold his farm in Douglas township
We this week publish the program
hOl tho Il 1uStitutc VI huuuDOu
county. Read it. Think over the sub
iects, then come and assist in their dis
cusslon. These institutes are schools o
instruction in agriculture. II you be
lieve in education you should believe il
them. They are what editorial conven
tons are to editors, what teachers con
ventions are to teachers, what medica
conventions are to doctors. Every trad
and profession, almost, has its conven
ton. Why not the farmers? The leg
islature has recognized the farmers as
special class, as the class on who's
prosperity the business Of the state !
most dependent and has appropriate'
money to pay the expenses of these in
stitutes. So the institute does not cos
Audubon county anything. The farmer
are invited to attend and get all tn
good out Of il possible.
or life's dull necessities all must b
firing,
The Fairs Fancy Work Booth" will b
lnvalv inanirinUi