Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-08-08


Money to Loan on real estate at G
per cent by Wonn & Noon.
Miss Carrie Larson, of Red Oak, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Day.
Two fine show cases for sale cheap
at |. James brick drug store.
Best Hard Coal in the market at the
Green Bay Lumber Company.
f. A. Buthweg went to Chicago Fri
day evening on business "trip.
WANTED: 100 farms to sell. Enquire
at the office of county attorney.
Collie pups for sale. $500 each.
tt II. G. WEBSTER.
Rev. w. r. Ashford and wife drove
across the country to Boone last week.
have one full-blood Jersey Bull
Calf for sale at $500 if taken soon.
He is d dandy.
w. II. Scott returned Tuesday from
three days visit of pleasure and bust
ness in Omaha.
Frank McElroy returned to his home
in Pocahontas county Tuesday, after
spending few days in Audubon.
E. d. Givens left Monday for his
home at Dallas, Texas, after short
visit with II. w. Wilson and family.
George w. Hoover made brief bus.
mess visit to Des Moines, going Mon
day and returning Tuesday evening.
w. E. Guild, auditor for the Green
Bay Lumber company, was in Audi
bon Monday calling upon F. H. Adams.
FIN. Greenough of Traverse City,
Michigan, has been in Audubon for
several days past buying grain and hay
for shipment.
The Eagle Clothing Store is being
papered and sepainted preparatory to
getting ready for the putting in of a
fall and winter stock.
Harry Wilkins, of Glenwood, has
charge of the mechanical department
in the Advocate office during the alb
sence of Sim Curtis at the lakes.
E. c. and r. G. Rice left on the ex-
cursion train Sunday morning for
Omaha on their way to Laurel, Nebras-
ka. where they will put in a week visit
ing with friends.
Hon. F. p. Bradley was in Audubon
Monday and left that evening for the
democratic state convention at Mar
shallton to take care of his old time
Audubon county friends on the state
delegation.
The Audubon County Normal Insti-
tute convenes next Monday. County
Superintendent Repass informs us that
every effort will be made to keep up
the high standard of work that has
been attained in former years.
Rev. L. N. Day goes to Harlan today
to assist Rev. G. F. Heilman in a taber-
nacle meeting near that place and con-
duct quarterly meeting services over
Sabbath. Revs. Lang and Thorp will
occupy the Evangelical church next
Sabbath morning and evening.
Charles Van Gorder came down from
Okoboji Saturday and gave few days
attention to business matters return
ing to the lakes yesterday. Mr.. Van
Gorder reports that the members of the
Audubon colony at Okoboji are all en-
joying themselves and having glor-
ious outing.
The Rock Island excursion to Omaha
last Sunday proved very popular, some
sixty tickets being sold from this point
Among those visiting the Nebraska
metropolis were b. S. Phelps, F. M
Leet, A. /. Friend, S. AIRY, ]. r. Dent
Ed Beason, DIR. J. M. Rendleman, Ed
Bilharz and many others whose names
we did not learn.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Thayer and Mr.
and Mrs. j. F. Russell will leave mex
week for the east. Mr.. Thayer will at
tend the grand conclave of the knights
Templar at Boston, and he and Mrs
Thayer will visit other eastern cities, re
turning by way of Montreal. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Russell will visit New York, Bos
ton and Phil adelphia and will stop IL
Chicago to buy goods on their return