Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-07-18
Chas. johnson, of Atlantic, is work
ing at the Park livery barn.

Chas. johnson, of Atlantic, is work
ing at the Park livery barn.
WANTED: 100 farms to sell. Enquire
at the Office of county attorney.
We have some money to loan on
chattel security. Gray & Campbell.
Collie pups for sale. $500 each.
If II. c. WEBSTER.
Miss Maggie wolfe, of Carroll, is Wis
iting with the family of j. G. Wolfe.
Mems Russell Shoes worth "a, $3.50
and So for 1895 at Pentecost's Shoe
Store.
Jhon Wards bridge men are putting
in the new bridge over the Blue Grass
near the mill.
Miss Sadie Peck, of Harlan, is visit,
ing in Audubon at the home of her
sister, Mrs. John Hite.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Hanna and their
children visited friends in Atlantic
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Oliver Wright and wife, of Concor,
dia, Kansas, are visiting at the home
of their nephew c. G. Harper.
Editor Frank ID. Allen of the Semi
Weekly Advocate returned yesterday
from few days visit at Des Moines.
b. L. Darnold went to Villisca
Wednesday of last week to attend the
funeral of his niece Miss Minnie Oar.
mold.
Woods Soar entertained number OF
his friends Tuesday evening in honor
Of Charley Bradley who is visiting in
Audubon.
Charles F. Hensley rode his bicycle
to Walnut Saturday evening spending
Sunday with friends there and and re,
turning home Monday morning.
w. H. Low s. Co.'s new pratt
cigar case arrived yesterday and is
now in position in their store filled
with choice new brands of cigars.
Sol Hirsch, of Hirsh, EIson & Co., OF
Chicago, was in Audubon the first OF
the week selling a line of clothing to
Manager HOOber of the Eagle Clothing
Store.
A fine boy took up his residence at
the home of Marshal Parnham last
Friday morning, and the marshal has
been SO happy ever since that evil doors
have got off very easily.
Miss Blanche Patterson, of Carroll,
arrived in Audubon last Friday and
visited for few days at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. John Weighton and with
other friends In Audubon.
Professor A. c. Folsom, of Chicago,
has commenced operating at Harper's
Gallery and is making high grade neg
atives. Mr.. Folsom is one of Chica-
go's best operators. Go in and see
him.
Mrs. l. James returned Saturday
evening from visit of several weeks
with her parents at Des Moines, at
her former home at La Porte and with
friends in Waterloo and Marshalltown.
E. q. Barber, of Carroll, was in the
vicinity of Audubon helping G. II.
Jones in putting up Champion binders.
Mr.. Barber is In the employ of the
Champion people as an expert in the
binder business.
Thomas F. Musson and family and
Mrs. f. A. Buthweg left last evening
for Salem, South Dakota, where they
will visit at the home of John Musson
for few weeks while Mr.. Musson is
looking after the harvesting of the
crops on his Dakota farms.
W.H.McClure, of F ontanelle, former.
ly editor of the REPUBLICAN, arrived in
Audubon Saturday night and spent
Sunday shaking hands with old friends
here. "Mac" drove to Extra Sunday
afternoon and took the train for home
from there. Mr.. Mcclure reported his
family as well and happy and himself
as successful in his present location.
The physicians at the hospital for
the insane at Clarinda give very en-
couraging reports of the condition OF
VIM. Passmore who was taken there
for treatment couple of weeks ago
Mr.. PASSWORDS many friends and
neighbors easnestly hope tina his re-
covery be speedy and certain and will
await the reports from the hospital
with interest and solicitude.