Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-07-04

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eight months old babe Monday.
N. f. Roche left Tuesday for Des
Moines, Muscatine and Chicago.
George Brown went to Stuart We'd
nesday and will celebrate July 4th in
that city.
ia. Overholtzer returned Monday
evening from short business trip to
Cumberland.
Judge Green held court i'm Atlantic
Monday to dispose of some unfinished
business in the Cass county courts.
Lee Bryan, of Minnesota, visited
Tuesday evening and Wednesday with
his sister, Mrs. G. &. Langworthy.
Mrs. Ben CASTOR and daughter left
Monday evening for Pella where they
will visit with relatives and friends.
S. Y. Mason, of Monmouth, Illinois,
was in Audubon Tuesday and We'd
nesday visiting with his sister Mrs. w.
Il. Gray.
Little Miss Florence O'Connell,
daughter of p. f. O'Connell, of Allan
tic, is visiting at the home of her uncle
in Audubon
N. p. Christensen shipped his house
hold goods to Extra Monday, and he
and his family will make their home
there in the future
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Thayer left Tues
day evening for Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
called there by the serious illness of
Mrs. Thayer's father.
If you want to buy farm in Audi
bon, Sac, Guthrie or Winnebago coun-
ties or in Nebraska and Kansas call
and see Gray & Campbell.
l.. III. Haynes arrived in Audubon
Wednesday morning from Marion and
Jasper counties where he has been
working for the Baker proprietary
medicine company.
HAY FOR SALE-I have so acres of
good hay, adjoining the Incorporation
line of Audubon which | will sell at
reasonable rates for cash or on time.
1852 VIM. HUMPHREY.
Mrs. r. NJ. Carpenter left Monday
for lake Okoboji for few weeks vaca-
ton. From Okoboji Mrs. Carpenter
will go to Ledyqrd where Mr.. Carpen,
fer is engaged in the newspaper bust
ness.
Tim Mccarthy arrived i'll Audubon
Tuesday morning for Fourth of July
visit with his parents and many Audi
bon friends. Tim is working for the
Rock Island railway company at
Avoca.
DR.. A. L. Brooks, j. Ii. Kate and G.
E. Talbot expect to start via the over
land route for Lake Okoboji, Friday,
where they will spend a couple of
weeks pursuing the pleasures made
immortal by IZaac Walton.
win II. Baynes, of Villisca, spent
Tuesday evening at the home of G. w.
Preston. Mr.. Baynes was on his way
to Jefferson to attend the state bicycle
meet travelling on his wheel, and had
made the trip from Villisca, n miles
in about ten hours.
Thomas Mccarthy and wife, of Lin
coin, Neb., passed through the city for
ten days vacation at Audubon with
his mother Mr.. Mccarthy is in the
diSpatcher's department of the Rock
Island at Lincoln. They were accom-
panied by Tim Mccarthy, of Avoca,
who enjoys IA like Observation-Disclosures
Telegraph.
a telegram received by County Chair
man G. H. Vail Wednesday morning
gives assurance that Audubon will get
the senatorial convention for this dis
trict, July Is. There will be twenty
seven visiting delegates, who will no
doubt be accompanied by friends of
the candidates. These men will be
representative men of Guthrie and
Dallas counties and the people of Au-
dubOn will have chance to show
these visitors what good town we
have, and how we can entertain visi-
tors. Every good impression that gets
out in adjoining counties concerning
our town does us good, possibly in an
indirect way, but good nevertheless.
Let every citizen of Audubon, regard
less of his political preferences be pre-
pared to show off our town to the best
advantage on the occasion of the sena-
torial convention.
would like to know whether people
read my advertisements in the country
papers, or not" said prominent mer-
chant to the writer few days
ago. "They come into my store
and ask for some article and
when / ask them if they saw that par