Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-08-30

Western, was in town yesterday morn
ing.
Fred Weeks left Monday for Mime
sofa, where he goes to look up some
land.
Have you seen "That Grip" Then
get acquainted, you will have a jolly
time.
Thos. f. Musson returned Saturday
morning from business trip in South
Dakota.
Marion Johnson and wife were at
the Ochiltree birthday celebration
Tuesday.
J. Nj. Graham returned Saturday
from couple of days business trip to
| Griswold.
Harry Fish and Fred Buthweg, ac
companied by their wives, were Extra
visitors Sunday.
Car of Fresh Lime at the Green Bay
Lumber Company-only .sixty-liye
cents per Darrell.
Mrs. J. M. Dinwiddie, of Cedar Rap
ids, is visiting the family of her bro
Their, IL. w. Hanna.
The internal revenue laws now re-
quire tax of two cents per deck on
all playing cards sold.
Ed Delahoyde and wife were up
from Extra Tuesday in attendance at
the Konchine concert.
w. r. Green, Sylvester AIRY and III.
S. Wattles attended the republican
caucus in Greeley Friday evening.
Everything in the line of building
material at
OvERHoLTZER q GIPPLE's.
The undersigned has few good pigs
that he will sell at market price.
EUGENE TALBOT.
Henry M. Gray loans money at low
est rates of interest. Terms, one to
ten years, pay any amount at any time
James Stock, of Jasper county, ar
rived in Audubon Saturday evening
and is visiting with his daughter, Mrs.
q. w. Evans.
III. A. Gosnell, of Carroll, was in Au-
dubon on business Saturday. Mr.. Cos
nell is in the employ of the Milwaukee
Harvester Company.
Manley Hart, of Atlantic, was attend
ing to business matters and shaking
hands with old acquaintance in Au.
dubon Tuesday morning.
Harry Fish, of Audubon, is announc-
ed as a candidate for nomination to
the office of recorder before the demo
cratic county convention.
The Misses Maud and Inez Pay on,
of Winterset, and Mr.. Motto Mitchell,
of Guthrie Center, were guests at the
home of DR.. Denote last week.
Miss ONO S. Yaggy, of Des Moines,
has been engaged to take charge of the
musical department Of the Northwest
ern college at Naperville, Illinois.
The HONEST ABE SULLKY and GANG
plOws are undoubtedly the lightest
draft, easiest handled, and best plows
now in the market. Farmers should
see them before buying any Others.
+. III. McCulloch, of Austin, Mimi,
was in Audubon between trains Satur-
day morning. Mr.. McCulloch was
resident of Audubon some eight or ten
years ago and was foreman of the
Times office.
George Weighton returned Tuesday
morning from few days trip in Kan
sas and Nebraska. Mr.. Weighton pur
chased ten car loads of Kansas hay
and intended to buy a number of stock
hogs, but found the prices too high,
hogs being much higher in price than
here.
CHAT GIRL."-The queen of laugh
ter, coming next Wednesday, "That
GirP' will inaugurate laughing cpl
demic at the opera house Wednesday
evening Sept. 9Th. This is without IA
doubt one of the finest plays Of the
day. There is a liberal amount of mu
sic, any number of catchy songs and
clever specially features throughout
the piece. The famous Mexican band
and orchestra will render the best grade
of classical and descriptive overtures.
The band will make parade daily and
give open air concert in the evening.
This excellent company will remain
during the Fair Sept. 5, 6 and It'll, pre-
senting Il new play each night. Don't
miss seeing "That Girl" on the opening
night. A bright sparkling comedy in
three acts. One huge laugh from start
to finish. Secure your reserved seats
early at Russelps store.
The home of G. w. Ochiltree, in
northwest Lincoln township, was the
scene of much merriment OH August
18th. Mr.. Ochiltree having reached
the fftieth milestone Of his life, his
good wife had prepared surprise for
him in the way of little celebration,
about fifty of the neighbors and friends
l.
gathered, Mr.. Ochiltree, who was down
in the bottom of a well, was sent for
and you can imagine his surprise upon
his arrival at the house to find himself
surrounded by his friends, who most
heartily congratulated him, after which
they all sat down to bountiful dinner.
After dinner singing visiting and
general good time was had. AS to-
ken of their regard, the company pre-.
sented him with an easy chair, i'm
which to rest in his declining years and