Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-10


Go to Burnsidc's for best grades Of
soft coal.
GILL JONES, HE PAYS THE
FREIGHT.
Ed Delahoyde, of Extra, was in Au-
dubon Saturday.
Will Faulkner moved his family to
Extra last week.
Best Coal for $500 per ton at the
Stuart Grain Company.
Ed Bilharz made a flying business
trip to Carroll one day last week.
Don't fail to get our prices before
buying. GREEN BAY LUMBER Con-
PANY.
Rev. DR.. jeffrey was quite sick the
first of the week but is now much i'm
proved.
R. r. Wright returned Monday from
an over Sunday visit with his family
at Earlham.
John A. Nash has been cutting out
the trees on his lots just south of the
water tank.
r. L. Talbot and family drove over
to Viola yesterday and spent the day
in the country.
Jens L. Larsen bought large bill of
lumber this week and will erect house
and barn on his farm.
Miss Jessie Talbot, of Carroll, is in
the city visiting with her brothers,
Chas. and Robert Talbot.
H. B. Kennels has full line of Farm
Machinery and the Honest Abe Sui
ky Plow, Haworth. Barlow, and Quin-
The sprinkling of the streets yester-
day morning was a good idea and
ought to be continued on dusty days.
Contractor Cockerell went to Stuart
Saturday evening and returned to his
work on the Corn Exchange bank
building, Monday.
Frank ID. Allen returned Saturday
evening from Wisconsin, where he has
been attending to business matters for
couple OF weeks.
The stone for the front Of the Corn
Exchange bank building arrived Tues
day evening and is rapidly being
placed in position.
+. A. Buthweg is making some
changes in his store room. The cash
ier's desk is moved and more shelf and
counter room being put in.
Tasso, the best horse Of all, will be
at FL. Cooley's barn Saturdays. BE
sure and see him before you promise
your mares. CHAs. WILKINS.
j. G. Let's, of Carroll manager of the
Let's Fletcher wholesale grocery house
at that place, was in the city Friday
afternoon for short business visit at
the store of E. Bilharz 6 Son.
w. HI. Cowles returned Friday even
ing from several weeks visit in Gail.
fornia. Mr.. Cowles reports very
PlCoO0hO Gnu HC lOOhb do III uC UdQ
thoroughly enjoyed his short vacation
Hon. and Mrs. Frank p. Bradley and
their little son Bee, left Saturday even
ing for their new home at Council
Bluffs. Weregret to see this estimable
family leave our city and THE REPUB-
LICAN'S best wishes follow them to
their new home.
Jas. F. Russell is making a great i'm
provement in his dry goods establish
ment by the putting in of the Lampson
Improved cash system. This will save
all the running to and from the cash
ier's desk in making change and will
enable the clerks to do more work in
selling goods. Mr.. Russell is an up-to
date business man and is keeping
abreast with the times.
Last Sunday there came to me
dainty little birthcard announcing the
birth of Byron Phelps, Jr., to Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Phelps, of Audubon, the
18th of April. The parents are par
ticularly happy over the advent of this
baby which will fill the place Of the
dear little girl they lost three years
ago. Mrs. Phelps will be remembered
by Jefferson people as the Miss Sallie
Forbes Of former years and a popular
girl of this tOwn-,TeferSO1l SOsLTe9lir