Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-03-07

The IZZER Buggy is the Best.
The Best is the cheapest.
John Mullen and family left Tuesday
for their new home at Creston.
Attorney Ed. Long, of Des Moines
was an Audubon visitor, Friday.
Miss Maud Beard, of Extra, is visit
ing with Mrs. n. p Christensen.
Don't fail to get your Hard Coal at
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
j. NJ. Hart has been sick for several
days past and unable to attend to his
work.
Deputy auditor G. a. Marlin is visit
ing with his brother in LINCOLN Ne
raska.
HAY for sale by the bale, ton or car
load. Apply to Geo. Weighton or ]. S.
Dennis. 45-tf
II. b. Wilson is putting a new roof
on his house and is making other i'm
provements.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Phelps pleasantly
entertained number of friends Fri
day evening.
r. G. Carpenter visited with his old
friends and neighbors in Viola town.
ship last Sunday.
Mrs. w. Fl. Kelley left Saturday
night for visit at her old home at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Supervisors j. Clark and G. Owens
of Guthrie county were visitors in
Audubon last Thursday
The IZZER is buggy that Stude-
baker makes. 1t is the Best on earth
and is selling like hot cakes.
Mrs. Henry Fox went to Scranton
| Friday for visit with relatives and
friends, returning yesterday.
j. A. Overholtzer went to Atlantic
Tuesday to attend the missionary con-
vention held there that evening.
J. Il. Minor expects to 60 to Pierce,
Nebraska, where he has business in.
terests, the fore part of next week.
Hon. Frank p Bradley was in Audi.
bon Monday looking after some of his
Audubon county business interests.
VIM. Polite, of Cameron township
has moved to Audubon and resides on
Tracy street north of the Commercial
House.
Arthur Walker is now working in
the grocery store of 0. 0. Hudson hold.
ing the position vacated by Charlie
Mullen
Rev. and Mrs. w. M. Dudley and Rev
and Mrs II. w. Tippet attended a
missionary convention at Atlantic,
Tuesday.
A. HI. Bradley, of south Leroy town
ship, left Monday for Abba, Monroe
county. Mr.. Bradley shipped his goods
from Hamlin.
Thos. Bell who has been very sick
with consumption for some time is
lying very low and is gradually grow
ing weaker.
Henry Cole expected to 60 to Chicago
this week to undergo surgical opera
ton, but on the advice of friends de-
cided not to attempt the trip.
b. F. Howald came up from Des
Moines Saturday night and spent Sun
day and Monday with his family in
Audubon. Mr.. Howald expects to
move to Des Moines about April LIST.
The case of Foley Bros VS.. Adeline
! G. Wheeler and n S. Wheeler, which
occupied the time of the district court
for several days was finished Tuesday,
the decision being in favor of the
plaintiff.
VIM. Wonn and "A. f. Drake went to
Extra Tuesday to attend to case be-
fore a justice of the peace, in which
one John Waye was placed under bonds
to keep the peace, aud cited to appear
before the district court now in session.
William w. Wilkins, of Melville
township, and Miss Clara Reamer, of
Union township, Guthrie county, were
united in marriage February %, by
Rev. E. Dickinson. The ceremony
took place at the Presbyterian parson-
age.
City marshal Tally Owen turned
over his star to the city recorder at the
expiration of his term Tuesday. He
has made good officer and has done
his work well. His successor will pro-
badly be appointed at the next meet
ing of the concil.
Judging from street talk the school
election promises to be rather warm.
1t is to be hoped that the voters will
consider the welfare of the schools and
put in only those men who have the
qualifications for this most important
branch of the public service.
JIG. Wolfe has been making some
improvements in his machine shop.