Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-11-21

Canada for sa. > at the Manning office.
| w. w BRECKENRIDGE, Agent
Go to w. II. O'Connell for watches
B. G. Brooklield was in town Tues
day.
60 to Burnside's for best grades o
soft coal.
Pillsbury's Best flour at w. F. Don
aldson's.
Ed. Switzer is home from Scranton
for visit.
I johnson & Nelson shipped two cars
of hogs Sttonday'
There was q club dance at Russell's
opera house last night.
Don't fail to get your Hard Coal at
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
A. D. Walker was looking after bust
ness interests in Audubon Tuesday.
1t will pay you to see w. H. O'Con-
nell before making holiday purchases,
Mrs. George Gregg went to Defiance
Saturday for weeks visit with rela.
tives.
Fred Gleason, formerly of this place,
now of Davenport, is IN Audubon
visitor this week.
The finest line of silverware brought
to Audubon is now on exhibition at w
H. O'Connells jewellery store.
Evangelist G. A. Lockhart expects
to begin a series of meetings in the
court house in the near future.
WANTED.-Applications for real es
tate loans, and New York life insur.
nee. ID. L. FREEMAN.
Chas. Cripple arrived Wednesday
from Louisa county, and will spend
some time at the home of J. G. Sharp
The Walker house will be opened
about the first of the month. Land
lord Wakefield is an experienced hote
man and will no doubt conduct good
house.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Parnham, who
have been Mt Glare, Iowa, for the past
ten days guest of their son, Scott
Parnham, returned to Audubon
Wednesday morning.
Quite a number of rings from har
ness, whips, etc., have been stolen from
rigs tied at the Commercial banl
corner the past few Sunday evenings
Steps have been taken toward the ares
of the guilty parties.
The Empire Stock company left Mon
day for Extra where they play week.
engagement. This troupe is worthy
of patronage, and should they return
to Audubon in the future will be greet
ed with good audiences.
A company has been formed consist
ing of F. B. Davis, ii. Mendenhall, AL
bert Stocking and Others, under the
name of the Pure Gum Paint Co. fol
the manufacture of a rubber paint pre-
paration which is said to be fine ar
ticle. The company will push the bus
mess.
At the Presbyterian church on next
Sabbath evening will be the last lee.
ture on Martin Luther. Subject, 1.-THE
greatest event in Luther's life. His
appearance before the German diet.
/ the demand that he should recant; the
moral grandeur of his answer. All
are cordially invited.
The debating club meeting at the
court house Monday evening did not
develop much enthusiasm and the
matter has been dropped for the pres.
emit. Several of those interested in
such things announced their intention
of going to Hamlin next Friday eve.
ming to take part in the discussion of
the question: Resolved that the United
States should recognize Cuba, which
the Hamlin folks have announced as a
topic for that evening.
The North Western had special out
of Audubon Sunday morning consist
ing of nine cars of stock. Thos. F
Musson had seven cars, Doak & Lane
and Johnson & Co., one each. John
Reinemund Jr., o. L. Lane and Thos
Musson went with the train from here
Three cars of cattle belonging to John
Wagner and Ed Northup were put
on at Ross. The run to Chicago was
a very fast one. The division between
Boone and Belle Plaine being covered
in two hours, an average of AZ miles
per hour, the best freight train record
ever made on that division.