Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-11-14

Grand family matlnee Saturda
afternoon.
Best Hard Coal in the market at tn
Green Bay Lumber Co.
j. p. Tharnish has been on The sic
list for some days, but i5now rep.'rte
better.
Repairing is made specially at w
II. O'Connell's jewellery sser.,. Fins
work solicited.
Miss Carrie Cooley left yesterday
evening for few days visit at Man
ming and Dedham.
0. b. Train left yesterday for Cedar
Rapids. He will visit his parents at
Hampton before returning.
Messrs. Folsom and Harper left Mon
day for Carroll and other towns north
to give series of entertainments.
A good second hand hard coal base
burner for sale cheap.
GEO. G. FARMER.
Harness, Saddles, Collars, Buggy
Whips, Blankets, Robes, and every
thing in the Harness line at Harp
Wilson's
Mrs. j. d. Bush and daughter, of
Extra, were visiting the Van Gorder
and Walker families in Audubon
Tuesday.
Thos. F. Musson is making arrange
ments for the erection of coal sheds at
the North Western yards and will
soon be ready to handle coal.
Your last chance to save money on
your winter footwear. We move our
stock in two weeks.
ERWIN BROS. 81 Co.
l wonder which waythe wind will
blow next year? Buy your cook
stoves and ranges<of G.. w. Hoover.
He sells the best aid sells the cheapest.
Arrangements are being made for
the organization of debating club in
Audubon this winter. A meeting has
been called for Monday night at the
court house.
1t is reported that an Audubon
county school director, in contracting
with a teacher for the winter term
stipulated in the contract that the
teacher should board with the director
at stated price.
Rev. j. H. Yaggy, of Napierville,
Illinois, stopped off at Audubon a
couple of days last week on his way
home from business trip through
Dakota. He reports four inches of
snow in the northwest.
The special meetings will begin at the
NJ. e. church next Sunday. The,pastor
will preach from the theme" Have,Fa
in God" in the morning and in the
evening GA Question Without an An
swer". All are cordially invited.
w have decided to move the stock
of boots, shoes and groceries formerly
owned by Geo. G. Farmer in two weeks.
Supply yourself and family with shoes
at wholesale prices before we go.
ERWIN Bros. Il Co.
A. A. Zaner has received his buck
wheat flour from Pennsylvania and
has it stored in the Houston building
The shipment consisted of twelve tons
of high grade stock, all Of which, but
part of ton, had been sold in ad.
vance.
VIM. Passmore lost buggy Sunday
which gave promise of case in court
The sheriff was notified and after a
search located the vehicle some three
miles from the Passmore home minus
a wheel and otherwise disfigured
The perpetrators have not been
located as yet.
The little son of VIM. WOnn had a
collar bone broken Monday by being
kicked by horse. The little fellow
was at the Park barn, where a horse
buyer was engaged in inspecting
horses offered for sale, and got too
close too the feet of one animal with
the result above given.
In view Of the idea seeming to have
crept into the minds of many in re-
gard to the condition of the editor of
this paper we will say that except for
weakness, caused by long inactivity
while his broken limb was healing, he
is getting along nicely and at present
writing he is gaining strength rapidly
The friends of A. f. Greenwaldt
the Gray hardware merchant, whose
marriage at Marcus, Iowa, was noted
in our Gray items a few weeks ago,
rendered him and his bride reception
at Gray last night which was worthy
tribute to them. Mr.. Greenwaldt has
been associated in business with VIM.
Grotteluschen at Gray about year
and has made many friends both in