Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-10-08

Rev. G. j. Stark has been appoint
ed as the new pastor OF the United
Brethren church at Gray.
Mrs. Alex Mckee, of Stuart, who
was visiting here atthe home of j. Nj.
Cole, returned homr Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Casey, sister of Mrs.
II. w. Wilson, left for her home at
Kansas City yesterday, by way of Des
Moiues.
&C. f. Talbot came back from up
in South Dakota, Friday, having fin
ished the threshing and marketing of
his crop.
Harry Bates had the pleasure of
hearing Governor Hughes make a
short address at Rochester, Minneso-
ia, on Monday.
Mrs. Louise Willard and her son,
Harry Willard, of Centralia, Illinois,
are visiting with her brother, Mr..
Emil Bilharz.
Rev. A. M. Nielsen, Of Harlan,
and Rev. Mr.. Heede, of Council Bluffs
were here first of the week to assist in
meetings held by the Danish people.
4 W. w lllluIDs, VI STUART, me-
braska, and lessee Williams, OF Bon
steel, in that state, are here on Wis
it to their sister Mrs. Charles Bagley
| james Law has returned from
| North Dakota where he had been for
a month overseeing the harvesting and
threshing of the crops on his big farm
Hon. Geo. Cosson of Des Moines
t. -
| attend the Carroll MEETINGS hero and
at Extra. He returned home Tuesday.
Frank Booton, brother of G. ID.
| BootOn, who lives in Minnesota is in
| the hospital at Rochester for the re.
moYal of tumor from the stomach.
Jane Blake brought his daughter
Minnie and Miss Julia Grace in to
| take the train Tuesday morning for
| the Rosebud to register for the draw
| ing.
Miss Annette Shugert, who had
visited for several weeks with her
| friend Miss Lucille Brooks and at
| tended her wedding, returned TO Chi
cago, Friday night.
Rev. Mr.. Vedder walked block
or two about town the other day. And
| he is now able move his arm to some
extent which means continued progress
| toward recovery.
Miss Ruby Patton, of Newton, is
| here on visit among her friends. On
Saturday evening she was entertain
ed at "Slumber Party at the home
Of Miss Gretchen Nash.
la,
Ota, returned last Friday from Den
for time with her sister, Mrs. Doctor
Brooks, and attend school.
Miss Jennie Kilcorn returned TO
Harlan, Tuesday. She had been over
on visit to her sister, Mrs. Nary,
while Mr.. Nary and his daughter
visited brother in Illinois.
After an absence of eight years
Fred Butterton and wife have return
ed to visit their son, John Butterton,
and many old friends. They were
among the pioneers in this county.
Capt. Charles Van Gorder is away
attending a reunion of his regiment
the 39th Iowa, down at Crrlisle, this
being the anniversary Of the battle of
Altoona Pass in which they participa-
ted.
Here is one for the campaign
speaker. What is the difference be-
tween a democratic panic and q re-
publican stringency? Thirty cents.
Why? Because in the democratic panic
oats sold for 10 cents and in repub-
lican stringency they brought 40 cents
bushel.-Ex.
"A complete daily report OF the
Chicago live stock market with repre-
sentative sales in each grade of cattle,
hogs, sheep and horses in new and
exclusive feature of the Des Moines
Register & Leader. This great Iowa
newspaper announces a special offer
for new readers elsewhere in this issue.
The Misses Violet, Selma and
Gladys Hibbs, daughters OF +. l..
Hibbs, received sweet toned piano
as a present, from Des Moines, this
week. They also have an organ sowill
have plenty of music. A couple Of
weeks ago Mr.. Hibbs purchased fine
surrey.
Among the many fine hogs shown
at the county far there were none
that attracted so much notice as the
| Tamworth Pair, shown by Doctor
George N. Weighton. Aside from their
heads, which are very homely, they
are fine looking and Of a beautiful au-
burn color.
If there is any one thing that
brings grief to the editor it is the nec-
essity sometimes of sending out some
| poorly printed copies of his paper.
| We are compelled to do that this week
much to our regret. But matters will
| go wrong sometimes even in print
shop and before they can be righted
some copies are spoiled.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Hibbs and
| family and Mr.. Charles Jordans' jour
| neyed to the woods the other day for
season of enjoyment. We are glad
| to hear that their little boy who has
| been sick for about five weeks has
| fairly recovered Mr.. Hibbs has re-
turned to Perry where he will complete
| his work in about month.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
| Society of the M. f.. church will hold
their regular monthly meeting Tues
| day October 10, 1908, at the home of
Mrs. H. G. Leach. Topic for study is
| is "Islam;" character and conquest.
| Chapter L. in g Study Book" Mrs. f..
A.. Johnson, Leader. Refreshments
and a social hour will follow lesson.
Mrs. Hilbish, who is at the head
of the Deaconess Training School, in
Des Moines, spoke at the M. E. church
Sunday morning and evening, max
| ing two entertaining and forceiul adj
| dresses. On Monday q reception was