Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-11-28
You should BUY an IZZER
BUGGY.

toWH ocNCih udyo tulS WCCh.
Mrs. Jas. Altman, north lof Audi.
bon. is quite SIGH this week.
Miss Cecilia Soar returned from a
weeks visit at Extra Monday.
Harry Soar came in from Des Moines
last night to spend Thanksgiving.
To LET A nice clean newly paper
ed office. Apply to Geo. c. Farmer.
A. A. Harter, of the south side res
taurant, is in. Jasper county this week.
1t will pay you to see w. III. O'Con-
nell before making holiday purchases.
Zeph Plat went to Atlantic last
night and will visit with relatives un-
til Friday.
w. I'll. Cowles would be pleased to
have you call and see his line of genu-
inc cut glass.
The five months old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ross, of Douglas township
died Sunday.
Chvs. Hensley goes to Atlantic today
and will hear Henry Watterson lecture
there tonight.
f. M. Armstrong was in.the vicinity
of Extra Tuesday and Wednesday on
official business.
Miss Clark, of Omaha, is guest at
the home of III. A. Arnold. She arrived
Tuesday evening.
Willie Smutney came home from
Jefferson Monday where he has been
employed by III. Strong.
Pr. O'Connell and family, of Allan
tic, are guests at the home of w. III 4.
O'Connell in this city today.
Mrs c. G. Campbell and baby boy
went to Harlan yesterday to visit with
her parents for few weeks.
The finest line of silverware brought
to Audubon is now on exhibition at w.
III. O'Connells jewellery store.
The barber shops are closing at p,
m. this week on account of the meet
ings in progress at the M. f. church.
L. E. Langworthy and wife came in
last night from Sioux City to spend
ThanksgivingIwith relatives in the city.
Thos. Bryant, agent at Newton for
the Rock Island was in the city Tnes-
day visiting his sister Mrs. w. w.
Smith.
LosT-between Milton Jeffrey's and
Audubon, one telescope grip contain
ing clothing. Finder please leave at
this office.
Miss India Poulson left on the North
Western last Thursday for Grand
Junction, Colorado, to resume her
school duties,
w. b. Davis, of this city, and Lester
Heath, of Extra, were before the board
of pension examiners last Wednesday
for examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Wadsworth, of
Grinnell, are guests at the home of
Mrs. Wadsworth's parents, Wilson
Burnside and wife.
Geo. Henshaw and Chas. May were
in Audubon Saturday evening. They
were on their way home to Extra from
trip selling stock food.
Mrs. Robert Henderson, who has
been visiting her home at Peacham,
Vermont, for the past few months, re-
turned to Audubon Wednesday morn.
ing.
AL Friend drove to Manning Satur-
day night to catch a Milwaukee train
for Council Bluffs, going from there to
Creston. He returned to Audubon
yesterday.
If you want to buy ring go to
Cowles. He has larger and finer
stock than ever before. Prices from
25cts. upward, also jewlery of all de-
scriptions.
L. ~ nhoiOJ, VIM wac NpilOu hOiO
from Chicago on account of the illness
of his father, returned to his home
Monday. The condition of Mr.. Morey,
Sr. is still serious.
Let Collins, of Atlantic and a gentle
man from Avoca were in town Mon
day with view of renting the Walker
house, but learned that the property
was already rented.
Miss Laura Kent, who has been
teaching in Viola township this fall,
left Wednesday for her home at Blue
Rapids, Kansas. She expects to to at
tend college the coming year.
The Rock Island officials at this
station expect notice Of change of
time for the departure of the noon
train. 1t is thought that las a. m.
or IL o'clock will be the new card.
Daniel Holt, five miles northof Audu-
bon, will entertain the Vermonters of
this vicinity in the good old fashioned
way today. Among those in attend
anca arc tho familips of w RI Cawloa