Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-04-04
John T. Jenkins was up from Bray


e. Bilharz returned from Chicago
Wednesday morning.
P. F. Howell, of Brayton, was a
county seat visitor yesterday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Moore Sunday morning.
DIR. E. Clark expects to drive to
Stuart Sunday returning Tuesday.
Oscar L. Overholtzer and wife leave
today for their new home at Cumber-
land.
d. G. Vance, of Alton, spent Sunday
in Audubon looking after his business
interests here.
John Ward moved his Office from the
First National Bank building to his
house Monday.
G. c. Farmer went to Anita Satur-
day noon to look after his business in
terests at that place.
NJ. X. Clifford moved in from his
farm last week and will hereafter be a
resident of Audubon.
l.. Breasted has improved the appear
ance of his Prospect Park residence by
the addition of porch.
Transfers are busy hauling stone
for the terrace that E. Bilharz will
place around his residence lots.
Lon Isham returned Saturday night
from Boston, where he had been in
charge of shipment of horses.
You ought to see that OPEN DISC
CULTIVATOR at Gill Jones', it is the
SLICKEST thing we have seen.
The board of supervisors completed
their work early Wednesday asternoon
and adjourned until the June session.
A. Bruett purchased forty acres of J.
A. Overholtzer's Cameron township
farm. The price paid was $1,000 per
acre.
Buy the Genuine Clark Getaway and
Bell Center Cut Disc Harrow they
work when the Ground is wet as well
as dry.
If you want the Best Wind Mill on
earth buy the Ideal Galvanized steel
mill and three post tower of G. H.
Jones & Co.
A. III. Edwards purchased a sub-soil
pillow of &. II. Jones Wednesday and
intends to try that sort of cultivation
on his Douglas county farm.
SEED POTATOES Choice northern
grown Early Ohio seed potatoes for
sale. Buy now and save all kinds of
money. G. w. PRESTON.
A choir has been organized among
the members of st. Patrick's church.
The singers are the Misses Shriner,
Lizzie and Grace Roth and the Misses
Murphy.
Sheriff Armstrong arrested one
Frank Miller of Guthrie county, the
other day on United States warrant.
Miller is charged with selling liquor
contrary to law.
R. B. Powell, of Madison county, was
in Audubon last week visiting at the
home of his nephew, w. E. Simmons
of Bradleyville, and attending to bust
ness interests in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Simmons of
Bradleyville, mourn the death of their
infant child. The babe was buried
in the Union township cemetery, Guth.
RE county.
G. E. Talbot and John Lidd while
hunting on Monday afternoon got an
otter, which animal is very rare especi-
ally in this locality. The animal was
a very fine specimen weighing twenty
four pounds.
j. H. Sherman's little girl got hold
of some concentrated lye Monday
morning and attempted to eat it. The
child's face and lips were quite severe
ly burned by the I've, but She suffered
no farther injury.
B. f. Howald and family left Wed
nesday for Des Moines. Mrs. Howald
and George will visit at Atlantic for a
few days while Mr.. Howald gets their
new home ready for occupancy.
For SALE: A lot of fine nickel
plated bank safes that cost $3.50 each.
We are selling them at 75c Are very
fine safes, will last life time, just the
thing for person who wishes to save
money. Burglar Proof
1873. FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
B. F. Howald came up from Des
Moines Saturday evening to assist his
family in moving to their new home in
Des Moines. THE REPUBLICAN re-
grets to see such good people leaving
Audubon, but we wish them all pos
sible success and happiness in their
new home.
The scarlet fever quarantine at J. II.
Hates has been raised and Mr.. Kate is
again attending to business. Little
Alice is still very weak but is growing
better as rapidly as possible. Mr..
Hates family have had hard siege
and their m anv frieDds will roin;oa 70