Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-12-19

TO TO w. III. ONOnntll LOT WatcneS.
You should BUY an IZZER
BUGGY.
60 to Burnside's for best grades of
soft coal.
Pillsbury's Best flour at w. F. Dom
aldson's.
Thayer's furniture store is kept open
evenings now.
, Santa Claus headquarters is always
at Roberts store.
Don't fail to get your Hard Coal ut
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
Repairing is made speciality at w.
II. O'Connell's jewellery store. Fine
work solicited
Baptismal service will be held at
the M. L. church next Sunday morning
after the regular services.
Silver cups, gold lined, for the babies
at scots, also full line of silverware
of the latest designs at corresponding
ly low prices at w. II. Cowles' the jew.
eler
Court Reporter Clark, who is with
Judge Macy, has been writing short
hand for thirty-two years. During
that time he has reported thirty muir
der trials.
If you are too busy during the day
you can call in evenings at Thayers
furniture store and look over his large
and elegant stock of goods. lie is sell
ing cheaper than the like was ever sold
in the county.
The special meetings at the NJ +
church closed Monday evening. During
vhelr progress over 100 professed con,
- ~tu-nine united with
nv
the church OH probation and five =.
letter.
We are requested to announce that
the Christmas tree at the M. E. church
on Christmas eve is not especially for
the Sunday school, but that all are well
come to put presents thereon for
friends.
Miss Doll Kennedy returned to her
Audubon home last Thursday, and will
spend the holidays here. She has been
engaged in the millinery department
of a large store in Mankato, Minnesota,
the past season.
E. A. Wadsworth, who was visiting
at the home of his wife's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Burnside, for several days
left Tuesday morning for his home in
Grinnell. Mrs. Wadsworth left last
night for home. She had been in
Audubon since Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Jones, daughter of Charles
Stocking, ST., who has been here visit
ing Mr.. S. for some months is danger
ously i'll at his home. The sickness
being the result of fall which the
lady had from wagon some four or
five weeks ago. Her son arrived yes
terday from Oklahoma and will remain
for some time.
Following is the report of the school
taught at No. 5, Melville township for
the month ending December 18th.
Those neither absent nor tardy: May
and John Mccain, Bertha, Claude and
Fred Bartlett, Gay and Russell Thorn.
as, Maggie Workman, Eta and Floyd
De Long, Bertha and May Hunter,
Rex Coleman, Robert Feltner. Total
number enrolled nineteen.
j., Frazier has just completed 500
photographs for members of the En-
pire Stock Co. which played a weeks
engagement at Russell's opera house
recently. The fact that Mr.. Frazier
received such an order from a troupe
that visits all parts of the country Is a
sufficient recommendation for his skill
as photographer. The work done on
this order is of very high grade.
VIM. B. Reddish, supreme general
manager of the Volunteer Fireman Of
America, is in the city interesting the
Audubon fire boys in the insurance
feature of the order. The order offers
the advantages of insurance in case of
death from any cause, and a $1,000
weekly benefit in case of accident in
CURED in the pursuit of duties as a
fireman, at very low rate. A good
many of the company are joining the
order.
Sunday Dec. 18th, was a red letter
day for the church of Christ at Audi
bon. 1t being the first anniversary of
the organization, During this time
there have been SO members added to
the.church, six of whom have been dis
missed by letter and otherwise. The
financial report showed that the church
with the kind assistance of its many
friends has met every expense which
has been made and sustained preach
ing each alternate Sunday. The court
house where the church has held its
.s.g.- 49,