Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-09-05
Attend the Audubon County Fai1.

Attouu tHc huuuOOn county ALI.
Rev. M. Gleason was visiting in
Extra Tuesday.
w. ID. Graves returned Tuesday
from a visit at Stuart
Money to Loan on real estate ut 6
per cent by Wonn & Noon. I.
The best fair Audubon county ever
had-September l6, II, is, 10. 1895.
Collie pups for sale. $500 each.
tt Isl. 9. WEBSTER.
VIM Wonn returned Saturday even
ing from u business trip to Montezuma.
Get new pair of shoes and ticket
for the County Fair at Pentecost'S shoe
store.
III. b. Herbert went to Atlantic
Wednesday for short visit with his
| mother.
G. II. Jones joined the party camping
at the lakes, Saturday and returned
Tuesday.
j. Burdick, of Manning, visited yes.
terday with his daughter, Mrs. j. L.
Russell.
Get ready for the fair-Best races
most amusements-ineS exhibits
and the best time in Iowa.
A steam swing will be in operation
north of the park next Monday. All
can ride and have good time.
A number of the members of the
masonic lodge are arranging to attend
lodge in Extra Friday evening.
G. III. Vail returned Tuesday even
ing from Chicago where he was buying
goods for his new store at Brayton.
Work is actively progressing in the
putting up of the buildings at Tramp's
brick yard which were damaged by the
recent fire.
John Ward went to South Dakota
Saturday evening to meet with several
county boards with whom he has bridg.
ing contracts.
The Rock Island people are running
a special train on the branch to ac.
commodate those who wish to attend
the Cass county fair.
Frank Brockway, of +. A. Buthweg's
force of clerks, is enjoying a weeks
vacation, himself and wife visiting
friends in Guthrie Center.
For SALE.-One hundred and fifty
bushels of seed rye, at my farm one
mile east of Audubon.
1913 /. w. WRIGHT,
Two hundred pairs of new shoes,
latest styles, are among this weeks
additions to our stock.
EAGLE CLOTHING House.
On September 10 and "a the c. NJ.
81 st. Paul Ry. will sell Special Home
Seekers Excursion tickets at reduced
rates. Apply to Agents for further in
formation.
The services at the M. L. church the
evening of September 10, will be of a
religious and patriotic nature. Every
old soldier and their friends are cor
daily invited.
A fishing party consisting of G. e.
LangwOrthy, Mrs. A. l.. Brooks, Mrs.
Il. ID. Langworthy and Frank Talbot
started by the overland route for the
lakes Friday morning.
Mr.. George Agnew and Miss Anna
Hurd were united in marriage, yester-
day afternoon at 3 p. m. at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Laura Hurd,
Rev. Dudley officiating.
III. Mendenhall and f. b. Davis have
had wagon built for carrying their
patent hog trough. They will make
an overland trip to Des Moines to ex
hibit the trough at the State Fair.
Oh. Houston spent several days in
Audubon this week cleaning, painting
and papering his drug store rooms.
The room has been rented to Des
Moines gentleman who will put in a
stock of drugs soon.
The public schools open for the year
next Monday. superintendent Hooker
has everything in readiness for work
to begin at once. The teachers who
have spent the summer out of town
are expected to arrive this week.
Miss Sadie Farmer, of this city, has
been promoted to the responsible posi-
ton of head nurse in the Lake Geneva,
Wisconsin, hospital. Miss Farmers
many friends will be delighted to know
of her success in her chosen profession.
Eighty-fve Audubon county people
took:the train to Atlantic Wednesday.
L. FL. Beason, August Oelke and wife,
VIM. McLeran, George Gray, OIL. Lane,
John Doak and Levi Kopp were
among the number that went from
Audubon.
The board of supervisors convened
Monday for the September session.
The time has been put in in routine
work, allowing bills and other regular
business. Yesterday afternoon the
board visited the poor farm and will
probably finish all business and adj
journ today.
The Methodist ladies of Audubon
happily surprised Rev. II. w. Tippet
and family last Thursday afternoon.
The ladies brought their needles and
kept them busy in the interest of Mrs.
Tippet, and at the supper hour enjoyed
the good things they had brought with
them. All agreed that it was most
enjoyable time.
Fred Blume and Woods Soar leave