Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-04-18
JoNEsi is the man to buy your TwrNE


Mrs. Lois G. Stualt left Tuesday
noon for Council Bluffs.
Roth Bros. have repapered and newly
painted their barber shop.
DR.. Brooks spent Sunday with his
wife and little girl in Omaha.
O.. Walker made business trip to
Omaha Friday returning Tuesday.
Mrs. c. E. Talbot and little daughter
spent Sunday with relatives in Carroll.
Fred Mandelkow went to Atlantic
last evening to attend his sisters we'd
ding.
Mrs. John H. Mosier is visiting at
her former home in Dallas county this
week.
Chris Henricksen returned Tuesday
evening from business trip in Cass
county.
Mrs. j. Mack Thomas, of Extra, is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
HIS Wattles.
DR.. G. Eyer will soon commence
building a residence on his lots in the
south part of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strong drove to
Manning Sunday and spent the day
visiting old friends.
Ben Train went to Defiance Tuesday
to make deliveries of nursery stock for
E. N. Taggart & Co.
w. w. Smith has purchased the Fales
property and will move into the same
about the first of May.
Chas. Zion, of Ogden, Utah, arrived
in Audubon last evening for visit at
the home of his parents.
Miss Gene Culver returned Monday
morning from few days visit with
former schoolmates at Ames.
Mrs. A. r. Stotts and her daughter
Miss Myrtle visited friends in Extra
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Roy Funk goes to Des Moines today
to take civil service examination for an
appointment in the railway mail ser
vice.
JONES HE PAYS THE FREIGHT
and meets all Competition. He Omar
antees Prices LOW and QUALITY
the BEST.
CHI. Vail, Chas. Van Gorder and j.
E. Mcclure were drawn on the jury
for the special session of the Uuited
States court at Council Bluffs.
Otto Rockrohr of Lyons, Iowa, was
in Audubon Monday visiting with the
Mandelkow boys. Mr.. Rockrohr was
married to Miss Carrie Mandelkow at
Atlantic today.
William Price of Guthrie Center, and
Andrew J. Bailey vetrans of the
Union army, have been ordered to ap-
pear before the Audubon pension ex-
aiming board.
Mrs. j. Anderson, whose little girl
has been suffering with an injured eye
for several months, left last evening
for Omaha, where the child will be
placed in the care of an oculist.
You should see the new steel
HAwORTH & BARLOW PLANTERS with
AUTOMATIC REELS, also the Famous
Quincy DRILL AND DROP planters the
Best on earth and AWFUL CHEAP.
Rev. John Hestwood, of Indianola,
occupied the pulpit at the M. E. church
last Sunday morning. Mr.. Hestwood
was pioneer preacher in Iowa and
was at one time presiding elder of the
Atlantic district.
Col. P. L. Sever and G. w. Neal, of
Stuart, arrived in Audubon last even
ing Col. Sever is possible candidate
for the republican nomination to the
state senatorship.
Mrs. Lee Funk arrived in Audubon
Monday evening from her home at
Lake Charles, La, and is visiting for a
few days at the home of H. u. Funk.
Mrs. Funk will return to the south
with her husbands children in few
days.
An interesting subject for a talk to
young folks was exhibited upon the
table in front of the pulpit at the Bap-
fist church last Sunday, being no less
unique an object than modern mouse
trap. The talk will proceed the regular
sermon on Sunday morning and not
only the young folks but older ones as
well are on the qui yive to hear the
address at IL a. m. Sunday.
Merchants report an appreciate in
crease in trade since the lettering of
prospects of 1896 by the bounteous
rains. This is as it ought to be, Au-
dubon is one of the best markets and
best trading points in western Iowa
and always has had wide trade, but
during close times Audubon like other
places has suffered a falling off of