Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-09-17

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Mrs. Hurd returned Saturday from
a visit at Carroll.
Will McFarlane went to Extra on
business yesterday.
H. A. Covalt, of Greeley township,
was in town yesterday.
VIM. Owen went to Council Bluffs to
visit relatives this week.
Mrs. John Mcclure, of Extra, visit
ed her parents here this week.
John Dawson, of Greeley township,
is very sick with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sorensen are the
parents of little girl born Tuesday.
Mrs. Townsend, of Atlantic, is visit
ing at the A. S. Culver home his
week.
Miss Loween Van GOrder went to
Extra the latter part of last week to
visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Titterington are hap
Ply over the arrival of a son at their
home last week.
Sunday evening church services in
all the churches in the city will here
after be at 1870 o'clock.
Mrs. John OFT and daughter, Miss
Lillian, returned Friday from a visit,
with Mrs. Cora Berge at Lincoln,
Nebraska.
George Kellogg says the rainfall
this year so far has been about 30
inches. The normal for the year is
about "A inches.
Miss Katy Fredrickson, of Essex,
who has been visiting at the home of
II. G. Frederickson, returned to, her
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Roberts went
to Indianola yesterday to attend M.
Z. conference, he being the lay dele
gate from this charge.
A slight frost came Tuesday night
but not enough, to seriously hurt. the
corn. The weather has been cool and
| cloudy, and the corn natures slowly.
F. M. Leet is having few changes
made in the basement OF his residence.
The furnace is being moved, a new
chimney erected and billiard parlor
fitted up.
VIM. McLeran, ST., and his son,
Bert, returned Monday from their
trip to California. They enjoyed the
trip very much and are we'll pleased
with the country.
Bob Talbot is home from his hunt
ing trip in the north and reports a
nice time. Charlie Talbot remains
up there awhile looking after his crop
on his farm. He has three quarters
of land in northeast South Dakota.
| Florence Anderson has returned
from her vacation in Chicago and will
at once go to Audubon and open a
board of trade and brokerage office
for j. II. Whitney at that place. Miss
Anderson has been in Mr.. Whitney's
employ for four years and is well
qualified for the responsible position
she has taken. Carroll Sentinel
The heavy rains Saturday spoiled
Fred Vermilya's opening in his new
store, but they went right on selling
goods. They are nicely opened up
and are doing good business. He
announces that the offer he made for
last Saturday in regard to the largest
load of women brought to his store
| by any party living outside of Audu-
bon will hold good for next Saturday.
There bias been a whole lot of house
breaking and petty thieviLg going on
in Audubon of late, and some that
isn't so petty. Several families have
had all their canned fruit taken and
some money and other valuables have
been stolen. Something is liable to
drop one OF these days and someone
will be made an example OF, and then
things will be better. As a rule for
several years Audubon has been com
paratively free from such depredations
N. &. Bronson has sold an interest
in the Bronson drug store to f. w.
Smith. Mr.. Bronson used to be in the
land business and prefers more out.
side work and will at present at least
spend part of his time at outside work
The drug business will now be unde,
the name of +. w. Smith & Co. an6
Mr.. Smith will have charge. Fred
has lots of friends here and Audubon
people will be glad of his conclusion
to remain here.
Ho for Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben.
October LIST to 10th. Ten days ant
nights of Fall Festivities. Magnifcen
electrical parade. 20 glittering floats
30 bands of music. Grard daylight
parade and a biggest, grandest ant
best CARNIVAL ever held in the West
Terrific trip down Spiral Tower. Higl
bicycle dive. High wire walker, bicy
clist rides wire. Magnificent fire work
effect, and a clean, decent Midwa,
with 20 shows. Animals, freaks, an,
gupinCifiaG Rnhnaal pataa on oil