Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-16
Mrs. Ellen Foster is quite sick.

l.. w. Pentecost has moved into d.
l.. Freeman's house.
l. p. Hallock of Brayton was coun-
ty seat visitor Saturday.
JAS. M. Workman returned from
Des Moines Monday evening.
Hans johnson of Kimballton was a
county scat visitor yesterday.
HIS. Wattles spent Sunday at the
home of his daughter at Brayton.
Chas. Farmer returned Friday from
a couple of weeks absence in New
York.
Jos. S. Johnson returned last week
from an absence of several weeks in
Ohio.
Prof. c. H. Quincy, conductor of the
normal institute, left Friday for North.
ern Michigan.
Mrs. j. w. b. Cole is in Kolona, Ia
where she will spend six weeks visiting
WIN ner SISTERS.
Car of Fresh Lime at the Green Bay
Lumber Company-only sixty-five
cents per Darrell.
Ralph and Visa Overholtzer returned
from six weeks visit with their grand
parents at Cherokee.
Our local horsemen are arranging for
driving matinee at the fair grounds
next Saturday afternoon.
j. II. Bruner returned Friday from
Scranton and will spend a few days
with his family in Audubon.
Bridge Contractor Ward returned
last evening from a few days work in
Extra and Oakfield townships.
Mrs. r. G. Carpenter and Mrs. r. NJ,
Carpenter returned yesterday from a
few days visit in Viola township.
The undersigned has a few good pigs
that he will sell at market price.
EUGENE TALBOT.
c. l.. Preston of Villisca is in Audu-
on visiting with his brother George
Preston, the popular south side grocer
Closing Out at Cost at the Eagle
Clothing House. 10 mems boys and
children's Suits. Children's Suits 75c
and upwards.
George Slayton, one of Audubon's
promising young men, went to Dixon
Illinois, where he will attend school
the coming year.
Yellow pine dimensions and barn
boards-for 1890 per thousand-at
the Green Bay Lumber Company
Don't fail to see us before buying.
Sheriff Armstrong received tele.
gram Monday from the sheriff of Cal
houn county, to be on the lookout for
five convicts who broke jail at Rock
well City.
Miss Stanfield, of Belden, Nebraska,
daughter of Mrs. Chas. Benton, arrived
Monday evening for visit at Audi
bon. Mr.. Benton drove to meet her at
Manning.
Mrs. Richard and Miss Richard of
Des Moines, mother and sister of Post
master O'Connell returned to their
home Monday after a short visit in
Audubon.
J.P. Lair of Extra was in Audubon
Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. Lair is a
candidate for nomination to the Office
of county recorder by the democratic
convention.
Dave McNulty returned to Fl. Madi-
son Tuesday after having hand shake
with old friends in Audubon. Mr.. Nc
Nulty is a member of the guard at the
TT. Madison penitentiary.
J. H. Norton, postmaster and mer-
chant at Fiscus, returned Tuesday
morning from Carroll where he had
been on goods purchasing trip. He
reports good sales at Fiscus.
F. B. Davis, VIM. Swart and John G.
Jones left Tuesday on an overland trip
to Louisiana. We hope they will not
pose as Iowa drought sufferers and
thus give our state and county bad
name.
WOrkmen are busy making store
room of the Citizens Bank building.
The vault has been removed and new
door being cut on the east side of the
room, which when completed will be
occupied with clothing stock by A.
1. Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Christensen
mourn the loss of their infant daugh-
ter, whose death occurred last Saturday
morning. The sympathy of many
friends is with the bereaved parents in
their loss.
A. M. Darland, one of THE REPUB-
LEANS good friends in Douglas town.
ship, called on us Friday. Mr.. Darland
had with him few samples of very
choice apples grown on his orchard
this season.
Will Donaldson returned last night