Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-05-30

Mrs. Bertha Smiths baby daughter
is sick.
George Brown made brief visit in
Stuart last week
Mrs. Taylor Langworthy is visiting
in Guthrie Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Humiston spent
Sunday in Scranton.
John Mandelkow moved back to At,
lantic, his former home, this week.
o. E. Walker, /. p. Baker, and VIM.
Cochran were visitors at the poor farm
Sunday.
John Ward, county bridge con-
tractor, made II business trip to Carroll
Monday.
H. U. Funk was in Brayton Tuesday
afternoon looking after some legal
business.
Miss May Moore, of Coralville Iowa,
is visiting at the home OF her uncle,
Benz. Moore.
Sam McManigal is enjoying visit
from his father, j. S. MECHANICAL of
Council Bluffs.
Doc Anderson was hauling lumber
the first of the week for fencing in a
40 acre hog pasture.
The three year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. p. Repass was quite sick Mon
day but is now better.
Philip Aupperlee, of Audubon town
ship, was attending to business mat
tiers in Audubon Tuesday.
Carpenter Easterly and his men
were busy making repairs around the
G. & N. w. depot Monday.
B.F. Howald arrived in Audubon
Tuesday evening and is looking after
business interests in this place.
Hon. Frank p. Bradley arrived in
Audubon Wednesday and is giving at
tention to private business here.
For special Pointing Sharpening and
Tempering of corn plow shovels etc,
See J. r. Pounds "NEw PROCESS"
Sheriff Armstrong has recently fin
ished setting out a large number of
fruit trees on his Melville township
farm.
Mrs. Frank p. Bradley and her little
son Bee arrived in Audubon Wednes-
day evening and are visiting with
friends.
Oscar Overholtzer and wife, of Cum
berland, spent Sunday with their pa
rents and friends in Audubon. They
made the trip with team.
The GREATEST GRAIN SAVER on
EARTH is the Wide elevator force feed
NEW CHAMPION BINDER with ECCEN-
TRIO Gear at Gill Jones & Co.
Buy your TwINE of Gill Jones & Co.,
it is guaranteed PURE and FRESH this
years TWINE. No old CARRIED OVER
TwINE and CHEAPER than anybody.
We are informed that Frank Gleason,
of Chicago and former resident of
Audubon, is soon to move back into
Iowa taking up his residence in Day.
export.
Mrs. l. James will 60 to Des Moines
next week to attend the celebration of
the golden anniversary Of the marriage
of her parents. The anniversary day
is Tuesday next.
DR., A. L. Brooks went to Chicago
Saturday night with Jas. Jay, of Ross,
who will undergo surgical operation
for the relief of his knee joint in which
the bone is diseased.
Geo. W. Preston has moved his new.
ly purchased grocery stock from the
Gleason building to the Burnside build
ing on the South Side, one door east Of
the Commercial Bank.
Frank Cassiday and Miss EYa Foulk
while out riding Sunday had runaway
in which the buggy was torn in pieces
and the horse hurt. The riders were
not injured other than by bruises.
II. W. Hanna received a telegram
from Chicago Monday morning an.
nouncing the death of his neice, Miss
Belle Hanna, who formerly made her
home in Audubon, and was at one time
typo" in THE REPUBLICAN office.
F.S. Watts is preparing for his sum.
mer vacation. Mr.. Watts and family
expect to leave Saturday for Omaha,
where they will visit for few days
with relatives, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Watts will 60 to Chicago for a
visi. with friends in that city.