Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1894-03-22

Arthur Holsman spent Sunday al
Anita.
Regular "a % cabinets only $3.50 a,
Nash's.
Go to Burnside's for best grades OF
soft coal.
GILL JONES, HR PAYS THE
FREIGHT.
Consult the Shaker Doctor at the
Walker hotel.
j. A. 0verholtzer was at Extra yes
terday on business.
l. Smutney went to Carroll Monday
morning ON business.
Fremont Lee. Of Oskaloosa, visited
last week in Audubon.
Best Coal for $3.50 per ton ut the
Stuart Grain Company.
James Tomlinson moved into the w
Forbes property Monday.
S. b. j. Bryant is in the city visiting
his daughter, Mrs. w. w. Smith.
Johnson and Nelson sent car oil
hogs out for Chicago Saturday night.
THREE APPRENTICE GIRLS WANTED
AT Mrs. Schultz's dressmaking parlors
Ed Frick returned from Chicago
where he has been with stock, Tuesday
morning.
Cabinet Photos 81. 80 per dozen fol-
80 days at Nashs new gallery over The
postotlice.
Mr.. M. Smith is making an extensive
hog pasture at his farm few miles
from town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sellman, of Ross
are the happy parents Of a boy, born
on the 18th.
Elmer Bailey returned from Neb
raska where has been working, Tues
day evening.
j. w. Parrish and family left Tues
day afternoon for their new home nj
Pierce Nebraska.
Mrs DR.. w. II. White, of Silver City
New Mexico, Is visiting with her sister
Mrs. w. w. Smith.
Oscar Overholtzer was in Davenport
Muscatine and other river cities on
business this week.
Marion johnson went TO Omaha over
the Rock Island Monday night with
two cars of fat cattle.
Remember Martin Larsen for hand
made harness and remember that he
will not be undersold.
County Superintendent Repass held
examinations in Extra Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
Harry Dickinson closed his school In
Viola township Friday and Is now nj
home for a short vacation.
Miss Beulah Soar is home from hel
school at Evanston, Illinois, to spend q
a couple of weeks vacation.
Mrs. Bertha Smith has opened dress
making parlor over l. James drug
store. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Everything in the line Of building
material at
OvERuoLTzER q GIPPLE's.
Geo. e. Thompson returned Saturday
from Chicago where he has been pur
chasing new goods for the spring trade
Don Mcclure, while at play Saturday
fell striking his face on brick, which
inflicted an ugly flesh wound just over
the right eye.
w. A. Fahrion, of the Warder, Bush
nell and Glesner company, was doing
business with the Audubon implimeni
dealers Monday.
The agreeable flavor of Ayers Cher
ny Pectoral makes it easy to admins
ter to children. Its great merits con
firm its popularity.
Alex II. Smith went to Carroll Satur
day night where he Sundayed, going or
to Marshalltown Monday and return
ing 20 Audubon Wednesday.
However, the we'll informed lady will
see at once the many good features In
the Riverside cooking stoves. Sold al
&. w. Hoovers hardware store.
G.. Ii. Jones went to Carroll Monday
afternoon to arrange for the shipment
of his household goods. Mr.. and Mrs
Jones are expected in Audubon to-day
Prof. Mckinley made quite success
with his short method school last week
metical problems were ingenious and
useful.
The well informed farmer will see al
a glance that the Ball Bearing Tiger
Disk harrow Is away ahead of any
thing in the market. Sold by G. w
| Hoover.
Consult the Shaker Doctor at the
Walker hotel.
Miss Imogene Thompson, of Ash.
land, Nebraska, is now cashier and
book. keeper for Geo. Il. Thompson
Miss Georgia McIlvaine, who has filled
this position, will still remain in the
store.
81 Lille, of the Manning Free
Press Office, passed through Audubon
Tuesday morning with his bride. Mr..
Lille expected warm reception from
the "boys" at Manning and we will
wager he got it.
Miss Christy returned this week from
Chicago, where she purchased an eI-
tensiye stock of millinery and secured
call and examine Miss Christys stock,
az IuC ItdChCG DtoiC.
Messrs. Chas. and Frank Evans re.
turned Monday from Polk county
where they have been working. Chas.
left Tuesday for Glenwood, where he
will work this season, while Frank
Evans will stay In Audubon and work
for Jas. Lee.
The Shaker Concert Company will
give on Saturday night at the opera
house grand double show. Each per-
son attending will be given one chance
on the beautiful 20 piece silver set
which will be given to the holder Of the
lucky number. Admission to all l5cts.
A good sized audience was treated
to good entertainment at Russells
opera house Monday night. The
Turkish Bath" Company are far above
the average travelling troupes. The
play, while without particular plot,
was funny and the audience was well
pleased.
The First National Bank has some
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