Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-05-23

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evening from Avoca.
Sheriff Card, of Cass county, was in
Audubon Friday last
S. A. Graham and wife left Tuesday
for visit at their old home in Ohio.
Col. Tam, the well known Stuart in
surance man, was in Audubon Tuesday.
DIR. g. Eyer is having his barn moved
to his residence lots in the south part
of town.
Roadmaster l.. Flynn, of the G. & N.
W. Ry, was in Audubon Tuesday
morning.
Pearl Roberts came over from Deni-
son Saturday and spent Sunday with
his parents.
Jno. Fredericksen, of Extra township
formerly in Audubon resident, was in
town Wednesday.
At the NJ. E. church next Sunday
evening Rev. Dudley's subject will be
"The Sinners Resolve"
Mrs.J. +. Clark returned Saturday
from visit with relatives and friends
in Indianola and Stuart.
Zeph Platt returned Tuesday from
Atlantic where he had visited with
relatives for several days past.
Hon. ii. w. Macomber, of Carroll
was in Audubon Wednesday morning
Oh his way home from Atlantic.
There were two hundred and forty
three teams hitched in the business
part of town Saturday afternoon at $3.50.
Half Il dozen Saturday night DRINKS
have occupied the attention of the
mayors court for the past three days.
Mr.. o. o. Hudson and family expect
to return to their former home at La
mOni, Decatur county in a short time.
"THE NEW PROCESS" at j. r. Pounds
thoroughly hardens steel which irsures
perfect polish and retain of sharpen
ing. 2O-3
III. w. Wilson was visiting with rela-
tives in Des Moines and Winterset over
Sunday, returning home Tuesday even
ing.
H. b. Herbert returned Wednesday
evening from Atlantic where he spent
couple of days visiting with his
father.
Mr. and Mrs. f. M. Zion spent Sat
urday and Sunday with friends south
east of Guthrie Center, returning home
Monday.
If you want the Best Wind Mill on
earth buy the Ideal Galvanized steel
mill and three post tower of G. H.
Jones g. Co.
Mrs. Frank Temple and children, of
Atlantic, arrived in Audubon Tuesday
evening and are visiting at the home
of L. ID. Phelps.
Memorial services next Sunday will
be union meeting held at the Pres
byteran church. Rev. Dudley will
preach the sermon.
Mrs. H. ID. Woodward and children
left Saturday for Fairbury, Nebraska,
where they will pay a visit with Mrs.
Woodward's parents.
o. c.. Bolnger completed the trans
fer of his clothing store to A. ID. Walk
er Wednesday afternoon and returned
to Alton that evening.
J.F. McGriff, Of Atlantic, was in Au-
dubon the fore part of the week visit
ing with his father.in-law, J. X. Smith,
and with other friends.
John II. Rainey, who has managed
the Vance g. Bolinger clothing store
for the past four months, left Wednes-
day evening for his home at Alton.
Don't fail TO see The New CHAMP
ION it is the LIGHTEsT, and the
LONGEST and the STRONGEST BINDER
MADE, no weight on the horses neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Musson returned
Friday last from Salem, South Dakota.
Mr.. Musson says that the prospects for
a good year III Dakota are catering.
Loud Rippey and G. e. Langworthy
returned Tuesday from their overland
trip to the northern part of the state.
They were as far north as Hawarden.
J.D. Roberts, of Mt. Pleasant, and
Mrs. W l.. Weller and child, of New
London, Iowa, father and sister of A.
IL. Roberts, are visiting at the Roberts
home.
d. Z. Scars daughter, Miss Beulah
will graduate from the Evanston
School of Oratory June 9th. Mr.. Soar
expects to attend the commencement
exercises.
LIS. Bridenstine, Of Cameron town.
ship, went east over the Rock Island
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Bridenstine
will visit for week in the eastern part
of the state.
Secretary of State Mcfarland was in
Audubon Wednesday getting acquain-
ted and working up his boom for the
republican nomination for governor.