Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-03-14
j. M. Graham is sick at home in Mel
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j. M. Graham is sick at home in Mel
vile township.
Washing zoe per dozen. Mrs. Addie
X. Swarts, Piety Hill. 11.3-w
| t. X. Staley arrived from Perry.
Saturday and is visiting with his son
t. w. Staley.
Miss Flo Wilson will work in j. F.
Russell's store during the proprietor's
absence in Chicago.
Il. Rippey and c. G. Langworthy of
Audubon were on Atlantic streets YES
terday. --IueSday'S Atlantic Telegraph.
The county offices and the grocery
stores were closed yesterday afternoon
on account of the funeral of Mrs. J. +.
Garrett.
Mrs Chas, Van Gorder Mrs. G. b
Russell and Ed Van Gorder leave early
next week for Il few days visit in
Chicago
Mrs. L. Bilharz and Ed Bilharz leave
for Chicago in Il few days for the pur-
pose of purchasing goods for the spring
and summer seasons.
). f. Donaldson left Tuesday even
ing for Rock Island Illinois where he
will again enter the employ of lumber
and planning company.
Mrs. L. W. Beghtol, of Holdridge.
arrived in Audubon Monday and is as
sisting her daughter, Mrs. j. III. Kate.
IN caring for her children.
For RENT: Two three room cottages
: with several acres of ground. Very
cheap. Good improvements
ii-u. JOHN A. NASH.
, The teachers convention which be-
gins Friday eyenining will be of popu-
lar interest as well as of value to teach
ers. The convention opens with q
7 lecture by Prof. G. |. Miller, of Boone,
/ formerly superintendent of the Audi
bon schools.
Miss Eva James left Wednesday for
Des Moines where che will visit for a
, few days, after which she will go to La
Porte to attend the wedding of lady
friend. Miss James will visit in Water
loo, Cedar Rapids and at other points
before returning.
WANTED. -Three first class sales
men for Standard Stock Food, in Shell
by, Audubon and Guthrie counties.
Our Mr. Smith will meet applicants ut
our Office in Audubon on Friday and
Saturday of this week.
STUART GRAIN COMPANY.
The report of the condition of the
First National Bank which appears in
this issue of THE REPUBLICAN shows
an increase in business over the report
of Dec. 10, Di There is u large in
. crease in deposits while loans have de-
creased. The report shows this one Of
Audubon's solid institutions on
) sound footing.
Miss Lola Pinkham left Wednesday
for Chicago where she will be employed
in one Of the large millinery houses un-
til time for her TO return TO the manage
+, ment of the millinery department of
George L. Thompson's dry goods
house. At West Liberty Miss Pink
! ham will be joined by Miss Myrtle
Wilson, who will accompany her to
) Chicago.
: ii. S. Wattles is usually u quiet and
! unassuming old gentleman and on
: Monday evening his friends were rather
' surprised to see him step from the
Rock Island train with his silk hated
head way up in the air and walk up the
/. street with all the pompous glory Of u
: marshal of France. We approached
!. him carefully to inquire the why and
/ wherefore of his arrogant manner, and
v found that Mr.. Wattles Is the grand
= father of Il bouncing big, boy that ar
rived at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Bison, Of Brayton, Monday.
. Later: Mr.. Wattles is recovering as
> rapidly as could be expected.
! This week Messrs. II. Brown and Il
> III. Hurd formed a partnership for the
practice Of law and will continue i'll
} the office occupied by Mr. Brown. The
I senior partner, Mr.. Brown, is well
known as one Of the oldest and most
successful practitioners at the bar, has
large and complete library, and is the
author of an excellent law text book.
Mr.. Hurd is young attorney with
liberal education and some years Of
experience, having practiced at Carroll
and Audubon, Iowa. He came to Mar
shalltown nearly two years ago upon
his own merits to identify himself with
: this city and her interests for life. He
: purchased property and built modest
, and comfortable home, and by hard
work and strict attention to business
has built up good law practice. He
is close student and good trial law
yer, and by entering into partnership
with an attorney of the wide experience
and research of Mr.. Brown, has created
one of the strong legal firms of this
y.-MarshdLlto1on Statesman. Il. III.
Hurd is the son of Mrs. Laura Hurd of
this place, and formerly resided in
Audubon.
A-..A>A As~d>ot Hoonpa