Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-31
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)akfield Wednesday.
Best Hard Coal in the market at the
Green Bay Lumber Co.
Eek Walkup has moved into the
house recently vacated by Walter
Scott.
Mrs. Charles Van Gorder and Mrs.
Van Hook went to Des Moines Tues
day for short visit.
George Gregg and wife were in at
tendance at the dedication of the new
U. B. church at Gray Sunday.
Il. Il. Brainard has moved his office
from the First National bank building
to rooms over BILLIARDS. store.
About dozen members of the w. II.
G. drove to Extra Tuesday evening and
enjoyed the hospitality of the ladies at
that place.
Geo. Wahert and wife, of Audubon
township, passed through Audubon
Tuesday on their way home from a
visit near Arcadia, Iowa.
Ross Gillispie and Edna Gilbert were
married Saturday afternoon at the
residence of Rev. Elliott, of the Audi
bon circuit NJ. L. church.
We don't want to move any boots
and shoes unless it is absolutely neces-
sary. Come in and get our prices.
ERWIN Bros. 81 Co,
V. Smith, of Avoca, is the new
operator at the Rock Island depot
Will Mccarthy will probably be trans
ferred to the main line.
Next Sabbath Rev, Dudley will
preach at the M. E. church from the
theme "The Childhood of Samuel" In
the evening "Secret Sins"
The county attorney dismissed the
case against Herman A,n.en last Thurs
day afternoon owing to the insolh1y
to get the principal witnesses into
court.
The two year-old baby of Mr. and
Mrs. Burkhardt, which has been sick
with lung fever, died Monday and was
buried from the German Lutheran
church in this city Tuesday.
J. A. Kerr, of the Eagle clothing
house, went to Omaha Tuesday even
ing to meet his wife and son on their
return from Colorado Springs. Mr..
Kerr and family will reside in Audi
bon.
We have decided to move the stock
of boots, shoes and groceries formerly
owned by Geo. G. Farmer in two weeks.
Supply yourself and family with shoes
at wholesale prices before we go.
ERWIN BROS. 81 Go.
Harp Wilson says he has no time to
write ads. He is too busy manufac-
5uring his patent wrist supporters and
driving cuffs. This is one of the best
md most comfortable articles a farmer
IAN buy. Can and see them at VIII
IONS harness shop.
AS the time for public sales draws
near it would be well to remember
hat Nate Carper, an auctioneer OF
ong experience and acknowledged
ability, is in the field for business in
hat line. Dates and terms can be ar
'anged by calling on him at Hoover's'
There is rumor Of change in time
IN the main line of the Rock Island |
train No. A, from the west,
which now reaches Atlantic at 2:35 p.
H., will pass that place at 1870 a. m.
The Audubon train connects with No. /
! at Atlantic. Just how the change |
will effct us cannot be learned.
Invitations have been issued by the Z. |
4. G. S. club, an organization compos- |
ID of the younger crowd of Audubon |
'ouug ladies' for a novel Halloween |
,arty to night. The boys are invited
n the regular way with the exception
hat the place where the party is to be |
leld is left blank. The young gentle |
men thus being compelled to search
or the good things which the young
aides are preparing in the way of lit |
rary programme and eatables.
j. H. Maharg,. of Melville township,
net with serious accident in Audubon
saturday which,will lay him up for some
ime. The gentleman was driving al
pirited team hitched to wagon with
louble side boards, he being in spring
eat on top of the box, when one of
he horses in kicking, caught its foot
IN the tongue of the wagon, which
vas broken off and stuck into the
ground, the horses jumped and the
broken tongue raised the front part OF
,he wagon throwing Mr.. Maharg some
ZEN or twelve feet into the air. His de-
scent onto the hard ground, while it
broke no bones, bruised his body badly.
He was removed to the Office of Brooks
e Miller his. wounds attended to,
and at this writing is improving but
slowly.