Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-10-04

FIRST PAGE-I. w. Baker, First National
Bank, j. NJ. McKarahan, Columbia Bicycles,
b. w. Monk, j. Friend Son, John Both.
FOURTH PAGE-The Racket, w. II. Low &
Co., John Reinemund, l.. w. PentecOst.
FIFTH PAGE-Standard Food, George K.
Thompson, j. +. Russell.
EIGHTH PAGE-Dr. Wood, w II. Cowes,
Mason Bros, Dir. Lyman 7. Walter.
Free reading room over }. II. Hates
Frank Cassidy Is quite sick this
week.
Go to Burnside's for best grades of
soft coal.
Loud Rippey was on the sick list,
We !nesday.
John III. Kate was an Atlantic visi-
tor yesterday.
Tim Mendenhall has re. opened the
post office gallery.
IL. Hill and Ed. Beasen were Coon
Rapids visitors Friday.
Clint Scott of Lewis, is visiting with
Charlie Baker this week.
Theo. Patty, insurance agent of
IAlhu, WOO OO"h IOuVJ'
V. Z. Horton was confined to his
home by sickness, Tuesday.
House and lot to give away.
HENRY Nj. GRAY.
H. U. Funk will 60 to Des Moines
on supreme court business, Saturday.
Ed. Prick came in from his run on
tho RnnE leland N (Nnlnro do fbic M nrn
ing.
Walter Roth sold his property on
Market street to Charles Benton, Tues
day.
Quite a number of families have
changed their residences during the
past week.
Clarence Austin and family returned
from their overland trip to Jasper
county today.
Keen Cutter knives, shears and
BARRIERS Pet razors have no equal, sold by
G. w. Hoover. Soft
Car of Fresh Lime at the Green Bay
Lumber COmpany-Only sixty-five
cents per Darrell.
Eek Walkup and family have gone
to housekeeping at the upper end of
Washington street.
G. w. Preston, the south side grocer,
has been receiving a car of feed and
one of flour this week.
The Audubon base ball team go to
Extra tomorrow for finish game with
the nine of that place.
Wallace Van Gorder disposed of his
restaurant business last Friday to
Messrs. Hayes & Morgan.
Guns, guns, guns. Buy your Repeat
ers your breech leaders and your single
shot guns of G. w. Hoover. 36-tf
The alleged counterfeiter, arrested
here during the fair, was acquitted in
the United States court at Council
Bluffs yesterday.
Will Murphy came in Tuesday from
Rock Island, being ON lay off from
his duties as brakeman on the great
Rock Island route.
Mr.. Fred Smith and Miss Nellie
Both were married at the residence of
the rides father in this city last
night. Rev. Dudley officiating.
B. w. Brown, of Omaha, came in
Wednesday to look after land interests
in and around Audubon. Mr.. Brown
was formerly Rock Island agent at this
point.
Some kind hearted neighbor, who
helped put out the fire that George E..
Thompson had short time since, went
home without his lantern. Mr..
Thompson would like to restore it to
the owner with thanks.
Up to time of going to press we have
been unable to get the official score of
the ball game at Coon Rapids last Fri
day. The home team are recticient as
to how hard they got it. We are as
sured by an eye witness tho that it
could have been worse.
The mother of ii. ID. HOLSTER, a
lady eighty-live years Of age, died at
the home of her son, in this city, Mon
day, October 1st. The funeral services
were conducted Tuesday at the Bap-
fist church by Rev. 5. Parsons and
body inferred in Maple Grove ceme-
terry.
Rev. w. H. w. Rees, d. D., secretary
of the Freedmens Aid and Southern
Education Society will speak on the
work of the above society in the Nj. r.
churk next Wednesday evening at 7:3C
o'clock. He is most entertaining
speaker and we bespeak him a large
audience. All are cordially invited.
The Rock Island will put new time
card i'm operation Monday. The morn
ing train will arrive at the same time
as before, but will not leave until 1915
the evening train will arrive and de
part earlier in order to connect witt
the east bound flyer at Atlantic. The
exact time cannot be given as the time
card has not yet been received at this
station. This will be of benefit to Au
duboR as the lay over will be here in
stead at the other end of the line, ant
will have tendency to throw trade
here that has gone to Atlantic hereto
fore.