Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-01-17

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Miss Cecilia Soar visited in Atlantic
Tuesday.
Geo. P. Wiley, of Gray, was an Audi
bon visitor Sunday.
d. W. Matthias made business trip
to Extra Monday afternoon.
DR.. L. A. Beers, of Gray, was in
Audubon Monday afternoon.
d. L. Freeman spent Sunday at home
returning to Extra Monday noon.
DR.. VIM. Dodd, Optician may be con
suited at my store Janurry 30 and 31st
w. II. CoWLEs, Jeweler,
Grant Stonebrook, wife and baby
went to Extra Monday for few days
visit with friends.
M. NJ. Kennels returned to his work
at Jefferson Monday, after spending
several days attending to business in
Audubon.
George McLeran and bride from
Omaha have been visiting for several
days past at the home of their father
VIM. McLeran.
Gordon NJ. Culver, of Chicago arriv,
ed Monday morning and will make a
few days visit at the home of his uncle
As. Culver.
Lutte Lane and Matthias Johnson
went to Des Moines Monday with four
cars of hogs destined for the Des
Moines packing house.
Ed. Allen came home Saturday
night from ColfaX and returned thith
er Tuesday taking with him the AdUo.
Gates typo Dan Mccarthy.
| can recommend DR.. VIM. Dodd
Optician to any one with defective
eyes.
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Henry Smith, the gentlemanly ad,
vance agent for Hans Albert, was in
Audubon Saturday arranging for
Albert's appearance at the opera house
next Monday evening.
Elem Sears returned Monday even
ing from BUSINESS trip in northern
Iowa and Minnesota. He reports that
Minnesota has but little more snow OF
cold weather than has fallen to our lot
Donaldson & Grevsmuhl the south
side grocery firm, have an advertise
ment in this issue or THE REPUBLICAN
announcing their wares to the public.
This firm keep everything found in a
frst-class grocery and merit the pa
tronage Of the public.
Chas. Van Gorder, wife and daughter
Lowene and Mrs. Ed Delahoyde, of
Extra, left Tuesday for Hot Springs
Arkansas. They will be absent several
weeks. Mr.. Van Gorder will visit
points in Louisiana and Texas before
returning.
H. b. Herbert returned Saturday
evening from Atlantic where he had
been for some time at the bedside of
his father who has been very sick. Mr.
Herbert, ST., is very old man being
past eighty years of age and his recov,
cry is scarcely hoped for.
The new fire bell was placed in posi-
tion Monday. The bell is of "silveI
steel" and weighs 600 pounds. The
other bell was not satisfactory in that
it could not be heard. Judging from
the noise made in placing the new bel
there will be no trouble in hearing it
The Geo. w. Lyon, theatrical com
company left Monday for Extra. The
troupe did not meet with a very fiat.
tering reception in Audubon, theiI
audiences through the week, consisting
principally of empty seats. Evidently
the people did not see their way clear
to making heavy Investments in amuse
ments of the twenty-five cent theatre
variety.
The newspapers on the main lines OF
he North. Western and the 80" have
an unfailing supply of record breaking
stories, about the fast time of the mail
trains on the two railroads. One day
the Northwestern will shorten the
time few minutes and the next day
the 80" will go one better. 1t is still
question which road will get the
United States mail contract, which is
the prize for which all this fast run,
ming is being done,
Money at 7 per cent
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