Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20


to all princil al points In the United States anC
Canada for sa.e at the Manning office.
w. w .BRECK ENRIDGE, Agent.
Everybody buys Holiday Goods OF
Roberts.
Go to Burnside's for best grades of
soft coal.
Ed. Perry, of Manning, spent Sunday
in Audi bon.
Santa Claus headquarters at Roberts
store as usual.
Mrs. w. II. O'Connell visited in
Atlantic Tuesday.
J. G. Johnson is building a new
house on his farm.
Largest stock and lowest prices on
Holiday Goods at Roberts.
Jos. Mclaughlin and his son Joe left
Tuesday noon for Perry, o. Il.
C. f. Farmer returned Tuesday
evening from his Oklahoma trip.
Don't fail to get your Hard Coal al
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
Lewis Beason left Wednesday, fol
Kirksville, Missouri, for brief visit.
II. s. Wattles returned, Tuesday
from surveying trip in Carroll county
&C. Harper left Tuesday noon fol
Cawker City, Kansas for brief visit
Will Freeman is assisting pos
master O'Connell during the holiday
| week.
Mrs. |. James is enjoying visi
from her brother Mr.. Goodrich Of DE:
Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Wadsworth left
Wednesday noon for their home al
Grinnell.
Santa Claus cordially invites you tC
call and see him, at Roberts Drug and
Book Store.
Miss Christy, the Racket Store
miliner, left Saturday for her home
at Oskaloosa.
C.L. Wattles, of Carroll, attended
the meeting of the Shriners in com
| pany with the Audubon crowd,
DR.. J. E. Clark will leave Saturday
evening for a visit at Stuart anC
Indianola during the holiday week.
G. w. Hoover's baby boy that was sc
sick last week is improving anc
| thought to be on the road to recovery
Geo. H. Clark and L. J. Hill return
ed Saturday from several weeks visi
| in Missouri. They made the trip will
team.
VIM. Gregory, who has been conduct
ing bowling alley in the Citizens
Bank building, left for Atlantic Wed
nesday morning.
H. w. Gipple left Tuesday fol-
Winona Missouri. Mr.. Cripple will
visit in several localities in the south
before returning.
r. C. Rice went to Extra TueSda.
evening to take charge of the Stuar
Bank for a few days during the absence
of N. P. Christensen.
J. M. Graham has purchased the resi-
dence property of Harry Fish, in TIT
south part of town and expects tt
occupy the same next week.
Ben. F. Swartz veteran residing IL
Lincoln township has been notified II
appear before the Audubon board o.
pension examiners for denomination
The Audubon County Agricultural
Society will have their annual meeting
the afternoon of the first Saturday il
January at the office of III. w. Hanna
At the M. E. church Sunday morn
ing Rev. Dudley will preach a Christ
mas sermon. In the evening the sub
ject will be "How May l Know that
am Saved ?'-"Witness of the Spirit.
DIR. Mosier, the eminent Sioux City
speci alist, will be in Audubon at the
Stuart House Wednesday, January I'd
DR.. Mosier is one of the most celebrated
physicians in the west and all patients
under his care will receive his personal
attention. 51.2
H. W. Van Gorder, ]. NJ. McKarahan
b. +. Howald, VIVA. Cloughly, Il. Bill
harz, Jno. A. Nash and S. ID. Thayer
escorted by G.. III. Jones, Chas. Van.
Gorder, Jno. Ward and w. III. O'Con.
nell, who were already shriners, went
to Atlantic Monday evening and were
admitted into the mysterious mysteries
of the Mystic Shrine.
The election contest for the Office of
justices of the peace in and for Leroy
township will begin this Thursday
The board of adjudication will consist
of Peter Mathisen, chairman of the
board of supervisors and two other
members to be appointed by contest
ants. The ground on which the defeated
democratic candidates bring the
contest is that three republican candi-
dates were placed in nomination, with.
out the notice required by law in case
third candidate is to be nominated,
being given. The contestants will
be II. u. Funk, democrat and b. w.
Carr and Henry NJ, Gray, republicans