Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-10
NJ. A. Marshall went to Stuart. Mon.

FRANK L. Bradley WAS in Audubon
this week.
II. j. Creveling was in Extra on bus
mess, Tuesday.
Best Hard Coal in the market at the
Green Bay Lumber Go.
Rev. Lint, of the Evangelical church,
is on the sick list this week.
G. Consigny, of the Avoca roller
mills, was in town Tuesday.
A few more stoves at 10 per cent
less than wholesale prices at E. A.
Rea's.
Editor Allen, of the Advocate, is
taking the big show at Atlanta, this
week.
f. G. Mandelkow was down to At
lantic Monday to hear Gen. brakes
speech.
Mrs. Lois G. Stuart, accompanied by
Mrs. A. II. Arnold went to Omaha,
Monday.
Frank Carper had his hand injured
Monday while at work with a thresher
at Jas. Halls farm.
Miss Mary lines is at home ready to
do carpet weaving. Hit and miss car
pet 10 cts. per yard.
A. F. Greenwaldt, of the Gray hard
ware store, was transacting business
in Audubon Tuesday.
DR.. Brooks went to Carroll Tuesday
evening to attend patient in that
city who has typhoid fever.
Cultivators and Harrows ut prices
never heard of before. New goods of
the best makes at E. A. Rea's.
Phillip Wirth, of Harlan, drove to
Audubon Monday, for few days visit
with his sister, Mrs. John OFT.
Willie Smutney has gone to Jefferson
to work for H. Strong, who is manag
ing the new hotel at that place.
Our entire line of queensware to be
closed out. ERWIN Bros. & Co.,
Successors to G. G. Farmer & Sons.
n. p. Christensen, of the Stuart
bank of Extra, was in Audi bon yester-
day doing business in the district
court.
Thos. H. Smith, of Harlan, came in
Tuesday to assist County Attorney
Wonn in some law cases in this term
of court.
Crafts Trained Animal Show passed
through Audubon Tuesday, enronte for
Fonda where they will 90 into winter
quarters.
1t will be money In the pockets OF
prospective clothing purchasers to
look mp the ad of the Eagle Clothing
house In this issue.
VIM. MOberly, the Rock Island
brakeman is in Cleveland, Ohio, for q
months visit. W. A. Mcclure, of
Stuart, is on "Billy's" run.
VIM. Mehle returned from Grimes,
Iowa, Saturday. His son.in-law, whose
serious illness called Mr. Mehle there,
died the evening he arrived
Jacob Fiscus, of Fiscus p. o, vet
eran of the late war, has been ordered
to appear before the pension exami-
ners in Audubon for REORGANIZATION.
Attorney Statzell, of Extra, is In Mt
tendance ut this term of court. His
arm, which has caused him much lost
time since the accident last spring, is
about healed up.
Frank Sunberg was the winner in
the rattle of DIR. Brooks shot gun and
hunting outfit, the other day. The
outfit was valued at $4,000 and the
ticket cost Mr.. Sunberg four cents.
w. 1. Clark, who moved to Audubon
from near .Dedham last spring, has
gone to Texas, taking with him a
daughter who is afflicted with consump-
ton. 1t is hoped that the mild climate
there will benefit the young lady.
Attorney McVey, of Leon, Iowa, is
here this week representing o. o.
Hudson. who together with g. II.
Slaughter and G. w. Preston are de
PENDANTS in suit brought by b. F.
Howald for a months rent for the
Mullen building.
A series of special meetings will
commence at the M. E. church about
the 10th Of November. Rev. Hugh
Smith will assist Rev. Dudley in con.
Quoting these meetings. Rev. Smith,
who is son of Presiding Elder W. T.
Smith, of Creston, is very successful
evangelist.
Captain John SENSE, veteran of the
wars of 1853 and 1864 with Germany,
now editor of an influential Danish
paper in Chicago, has been visiting In
Audubon county for some days. The
captain is an able lecturer and may
favor an Audubon audience before his
departure home.