Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-08-27

| 1870 80 = -,aon ollloia'ihg' here
Ed Kline and wife returned Tuesday ents,
from their wedding trip to Tabor and r.
other places in the state, visiting rel - -;
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan who visited :,
with G. H. Gardeners the past week NJ.
returned Tuesday to their home in IL reoei
hnois. rune
James Lido went down to Clarinda
Tpesdav aftor b;a foa;,,, 49,, Lo
been visitinn ha, - his
| Soma time 'o'0 - with
| Mile
| The Telephone Company is putting mr.;
W 'le secretarys once the
at the fair ground for the use of the onba
officials of the fair TN,
| Mrs. Drury and daughter Ava at Mi
'ended the Slate Fair this week and who
are now visiting at De Sofa with the Mrs.
formers daughters, Lena and Maize. home
We have heard of going to the show ia,
| to take the children, but when three visit
| or four grown people come along to Pour
bring one small boy it sort of dispells way
| the illusion.
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| Inc 1oilowing letters remain un- Mrs.
Claimed at the Audubon Postoffice for judy
the week ending Aug. 26, 1903: John erati
Z. Coleman, George Munhollen and
| Fred Nielsen. lao
- work
Inc AUDUBON county Gun Club AS was
Soclatlon Will hold their monthly famil
| shoot next Saturday afternoon at the
Fair grounds, when the members will Ni
contest for the badge. ioei'
- town
The work on the new school building n. O.
is progressing fairly well. The plas-
tering is being finished in some of the LII
rooms II doeSn,t looL ILL., sohaa1 boy,
for three or four weeks yet. ~
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Mrs. H. U. Funk, Charlie Burnside comm
and Rev. Hinkhouse left Monday for
Council Bluffs to attend a G. e. con- =,
vention. Mrs. Funk goes from there ,or u
to Omaha 70 ,;.;. 10, eo, the 81
- will '
Mrs. Cora Barnett daughter of Mr. inc h
and Mrs. L. A. Nc Ginnis who has
been visiting here some time, returned i,o
to Ann Arbor, Mich, yesterday where on ~
her husband is medical student. ihter'
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Mrs. H. B. Wilson, while in Des scion
Moines this week, purchased an ee-
giant rubber tired buggy, The deal +;
wac nade tbro,,oh n w rroo +. | River
10 a yer, hoou.if,,, ,, o..,o | with
hicle. Vloli
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The dry and hot weather of the past
week closing with Tuesday greatly no
benefited the corn crop. few more Cente
weeks of that kind of weather and An of
dubon county will have good corn on preat
most OF its land planted to that crop. ofilcl
The rain during a little over twenty
four hours ending this morning was Mr.
2. GA inches. Botna is said To he very their
high. The rainfall at Council Bluffs Wene
was 3.S inches. the heaviest known for EXir;
thirty years. At Onawa il was AT. ing O
The c.. & N. W., the Milwaukee and er co
the Rock Island were none of them WI
running trains into the Bluffs last aoers
night. .... .... the 81
large number of our people at their
| tended the Atlantic chautauqua last know
week and the most of them were great way
ly pleosed. The program was of a the CT
high order of merit. The lectures ed q
most enjoyed by our people were those Satul
of Beaucamp, Bryan, Mrs. Chant and m.
Gen. Lee. Such course of enter p1,,o
tainments is beneficial to community NJ
and uplifting in its nature. 1t beats a h,,Il
street fair about 16 to /. -
The Audubon County Telephone piece
company are putting in two new lines music
into the country, one to the Owen Da Tickt
Wis, George Davis, George Brady and ladie
other places northeast, and the other To,
| to A. FL. Edwards, John Sherman and hon
4nine h 70, anu o'iier piaoes norsh- show
west Then the Farmers Mutual tele- ~,
phone company is getting another line ho,,o
northwest into the Graves neighbor- NJ
hood. All these lines will connect at III.
| the central Office in this city. We are c.
getting an extensive and good tele- Ia
p"o'i'0 y '.on I no.o stock
The following from here were among near
| the passengers to the state fair this A,
| week. A. Carlysle, E. M. Preston, I'll,
Will Ross, S. A. McHargue, Jorgen tool
| j. Hansen, Peter Lykke, Geo. N. Jor- 49,.
| gensen, A. Fl. Jorgensen, John Sher- ssrh,
mon, ". ann' w. law - high,
Gnu io,, 'oiii i.uii'e other
n"r'' MIS- H. "nsoh anu son verti
| Frank, Dan Thomas and wife, Mrs ose
Ben CASTOR, G. III. Earhart, Joe Moon, r1c
Clyde Wilde, Yves Moreland and wife, od;
| VIM. Cloughly, Ed Johnson, John 90 :,
Davis, Mike Foley, r. N. Carper, ~,
| and Richard Thomas and wife.
| " next
Inc democratic committee broke weatl
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their lmmemmorlal custom this time entri
| by holding their county convention on hors,
Thursday instead of Wednesday, No this
| reason is given for this sudden break after
| ing away from the traditional past. Prize
Surely it is not possible they think videf