Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-31
Miss Nellie Ellis is visiting friends

Miss Nellie Ellis is visiting friends
in Nebraska.
John Needles returned from Guthrie
Center Monday.
T. H. Adams was in Extra on bust
ness Wednesday.
John A. Nash was passenger for
Des Moines Wednesday.
o. b. Train is in the towns northwest
of here delivering nursery stock this
week.
G. A. Marlin and John b. Doak were
in Extra yesterday, presumably on
political business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bellas returned
Friday evening from their trip to
Stuart and elsewhere.
City Treasurer Cowles has been en-
gagged in the pleasing occupation Of
paying city warrents this week.
Harness, Saddles, Collars, Buggy
Whips, Blankets, Robes, and every
thing in the Harness line at Harp
Wilson's
Erwin Bros. & Co. have decided tc
remove the G. G. Farmer stock Il
Britt, Iowa. The change will be made
in about two weeks
| w. G. Wilson, 0. G, Donaldson, j
Thomas and S. Minser, of the soutl
part of the county, were visitors il
Audubon yesterday.
Edward McManigall, a former Audi
bon county teacher, came in Saturda,
from Council Bluffs and Will spenC
some time in these parts.
Mrs. G. b. Russell returned Mon
day morning from Clarinda wher,
she has been for some weeks at TIN
home of her son, Charles Russell,
Mrs. DR.. Brooks and Mrs. Il. ID
Langworthy went to Lewis yesterday
The ladies will visit in Cumberland
and other places before returning.
Your last chance to save money OF
your winter footwear. We move on
stock in two weeks,
| ERWIN Bros. & Co.
Saturday Grandma Cole was eighty
three years old and in commemerati0r
OF the event twenty.seven of the w. II
9. ladies dropped in on her and gave
her pleasant surprise Saturday eve
ming.
l.. w. Pentecost returned the first OF
the week from Washington, Iowa
where he has been making arrange
ments to go into the shoe business in
that city. Mr.. Pentecost will remain
in Audubon about sixty days closing
out stock and settling up his business.
The w. r. G. are preparing to send a
box of canned fruits jellies etc. to. the
hospital of the Soldiers Home at Mar
shalltown. All those who will kindly
make donations of this kind, will
please leave the same at w. f. Donald
sons store before November 9Th, and
they will be forwarded to the Home by
the ladies of the w. r. G.
The case of Mrs. Ocheltree VS.. the
Chicago and Northwestern railroad
company for injuries received some
time, age which was decided in favor of
the company by the supreme court last
spring, has,been re-opened by that body
and re-hearing will be had. While
this does not show that Mrs. Ocheltree
will recover the amount claimed it is a
favorable indication.
We desire to call attention to our
advertising columns, not only in this
issue, but for issues to come. The
merchants who use space in this paper
do so with the idea of placing their
goods before the public. They do not
advertise goods or prices that they can
not show, nor do they draw on their
imagination for matter with which to
fill their space. Audubon is, q good
place to trade and any reader of adver-
tisements of Audubon merchants can
rest assured, that facts and figures
given therein are absolutely truthful.
No dealer can afford to misrepresent
his wares.