Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-05-29

Want Column, ETC.,
driller, solicits your work. Address Audubon.
FOR sALE-Brick, tile and sand at brick
yard. II
sTRAYED-Two cattle from the Musson
farm south Of Audubon. Finder please notify
Musson q Son, Audubon.
FOR SALE-s0 acre farm ten miles from Aud |
ubon. Good soil. Fences and impro vements
fairly good. Grove, some fruit, 20 acres seeded |
down S55 per acre. Enquire OF Charles Bag |
ley.
Edith Weston returned Tuesday from
a visit at Spencer.
w. HI. Aldrich, who has been sick |
some months, Is able to come down |
town.
The annual missionary anniversary of |
the Methodist church of Audubon will |
be held next Sabbath morning.
Simon Hansen and wife started Sat. |
urday on their extended European trip. |
They will be gone most of the summer.
l. Smutney, South Park, largest line
Of Furniture and undertaking. Funerrl |
director and embalmer. Finest hearse |
in city. If.
Schools No. Z, Lincoln and Nos. and |
6, Douglas, will have a picnic Friday, |
Juns 6 Parents and children will |
attend.
VIM. Vanaerman, of Audubon town.
ship, was in town Saturday on his 10.
turn from trip to South Dakota to |
view land.
Miss Mickle, a deaconess of Des |
Moines, arrived in the city today and |
will assist Rev. P. j. Vollmar in his pas.
toral work.
Mrs. G. T. Wiley, Of Lincoln township,
went to Carroll Monday evening to see
her Uncle, George Fiscus, who was not
to live.
Joe johnson and wife, OF Cameron
township, are grand parents of little
boy born last Thursday to their daught.
er, Mrs. Schrader.
The memorial sermon delivered last /
Sunday morning by Rev. Littleton to
the Grand Army, was a ve.y good one
and was much appreciated.
The republican county central COM
no gNtEn Of hs. DI.
PUBLICAN next Saturday afternoon to fix |
the date for the next county conventio'
Miss Beatrice Nash returned home a
few days ago from her stay of several
months in Europe. She visited many
Of the interesting cities of the continent
The following letters remain unclaim.
ed in the Audubon Post Offie for the
week ending May %, 1902: Miss Anna
2, @. Me,e, l.. Malarsen,
Geo. Bull an U 3. Sykes.
The Grinnell Concert Co. who gave a
on .ert here Monday evening at the
church, and who have
been visiting short time at the home |
Of DIR, r. L, Harris, left Tuesday for
MEMO.
y. X. Darland who teaches at No. =,
Hamlin township, entertained the pat
rons and children Of his district at a
social at the school house last Friday |
evening. Charley is progressive
teacher.
Uncle Jimmy Bell who is in New York |
state taking treatment for another can
Ger, was reported in dangerous condi- |
ton last week, but later reports say he is !
better and will probably be able to re-
turn home soon.
On June eth Miss Frances Burns will
open ten weeks private kindergarten
for children between the ages OF four
and six. Tuition will be five dollars.
can be made with Miss
Burns at the Park Hotel. 32w2
Z. M. Preston, who some time ago
bought the nine acres across from
VIM. Lyman's new residence, is build
ing a new dwelling thereon. 1t is 2Sx
%, IS feet high. 1t will be nicely stu
ated aud will be nice and pleasant
home. Mr.. Swiizer is the builder.
At the home of r. S. Gransberry in
the south east part OF town last Satur-
day afternoon, birthday party was
held in honor OF their daughter Bonnie,
who hi reached the age OF thirteen.
1t was pleasant affair and all enjoyed
themselves. She received many gifts Of
Will Laubender who has so long been
the efficient book keeper for Jno. Weigh.
ton in the lumber yard, has recently pur-
chased land near Springfield, Mo, and ex-
poets to move there next spring and en-
gage in fruit raising. He says he much |
regrets to leave here. but wishes to get
bis family in the country and to secure
good employment for his boys.
Considerable interest has been created |
by the finding OF a mineral appearing
to be gold on the Joe Riddle farm in
Audub, township. An Anita jeweler
sent to an assaying office. IL it proves
to be gold real estate in old Audubon
will go up to dizzy heights. We have
a nice sample of the mineral in our
office
Rev. Conner will depart over the
North Western to Pierson, Iowa, where
he will fill appointment for the presid-
ing elder for two sabbaths. His pulpit
will be filled as follows: Rev. Foust
will preach next Sunday afternoon at
Fairview school house at 3 o'clock.
Rev. Wirth will preach in Audubon
next Sunday evening at So'clock. Y p.
A at Z. June Sth, at IL a. m, Rev. |
of Viola. will preach at Audu-
bon. A cordial invitation to all. Rev.
Common will stop at Denison on his
Way tn attend camn Meeting which ia