Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-03-21
Fred Mandelkow visited in Atlantic

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to Chicago Saturday night.
Johnson and Nelson had two cars of
stock out for Chicago, Monday.
Fleming Sears returned Tuesday
morning from a trip to Oklahoma.
Postmaster w. ii. O'Connell went to
Hawarden Tuesdsy on business trip.
John Il. Minor returned Monday
from his trip to Pierce county Nebras-
ka.
VIM. Huddleson and family drove to
Manning Sunday for short visit with
relatives.
l. L. Statzell, of Extra, was in Audi.
bon Tuesday night and Wednesday
| forenoon.
j. G. Sharp has been suffering with
the popular ailment, grip for several
days past.
George E. Thompson returned Wed,
nesday morning from business trip
to Chicago.
Mrs. Z. Bilharz and Mrs. John A.
Nash were Rock Island passengers for
Chicago Monday.
Mrs. Ellen Foster and Rev. and Mrs.
r. A. Smith leave today for their new
home at Cedar Falls.
G. f. Siemsen, of Douglas township,
will drive new set of harness pur-
chased of ID. E. Soar.
George Z. Thompson has rented
j. A. Nash's house and will move into
the same in a short time.
E. Storey and d. Nichols, of Lincoln
township, shipped their goods Tuesday
for Stuttgart, Arkansas.
Harry Dickinson will spend his va
cation studying practical dentistry in
the Office of Dr. j. E. Clark.
Mrs. II. A. Arnold, of Omaha, made
a brief visit at the home Of her mother
Mrs. Lois G. Ltuart, last week.
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder and Mrs.
G. B. Russell left over the North West
ern for Chicago, Monday evening.
w. II. Neff shipped two cars and
Doak and Lane one car of cattle to the
Sonth Omaha markets, Monday.
Miss Dick Soar is home from Evans
ton, Illinois, where she has been at
tending school for the past year.
Theodore Erickson, of Newton is now
in the employ of II. w. Van Gorder as
assistant in the restaurant business.
If you want Buff Cochin Eggs for
Matching call on us early. SOC per set
ting. A. A. ZANER.
0. G. Gaffin and wife returned w ed
nesday morning from visit with
friends and relatives in Wahoo, Ne
braska.
Little May, daughter of George
Campbell, of Melville township, has
been quite sick for the past three
weeks.
Phillip Bickelhaupt and John G.
Bowel of Viola, were attending to
business matters at the court house
Tuesday afternoon.
A car of barley was shipped over the
Rock Island yesterday for Chicago by
II. Grevsmuhl. This is the first car Of
grain out of Audubon for this year.
The Audubon cornet band will soon
reorganize for the coming year. A
number of the old members are en-
thusiastic for the success of the Or
ganiZation and some new talent will be
added.
Come and see us before you buy your
Farm Machinery. We are selling it
CHEAPER than any firm in Audubon
county and we have the BEST, and
JONES, he PAYS the FREIGHT.
G. III. JONES & Co.
Peter Stephany, of Manning, has
been in Audubon for several days try
ing to effect reorganization of the
Modern Woodmen lodge. This is u
benevolent fraternity and formerly
had strong lodge here.
J. G. f. Wicker is home from a trip
through central Iowa towns on the
Milwaukee railway, in the interests of
the Iowa Legion of Honor. Mr.. Wick
er's work was in what are known as
"old lodges" and he reports splendid
success.
Van Corder's new restaurant looks as
bright and shiny as new dollar. Every.
thing is new and fresh and the estab-
lishment will be conducted on the
same high standard of excellence so
well known to the people of Audubon
and vicinity.
Evangelist G. A. Lockhart will preach
at the court house Saturday night, Sun
day and Sunday night. The following
being his themes: Saturday night,
can Old Testament Character Sketch"
Sunday morning, "a Bold Mans Cow