Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-01-24
See DR.. Dodd January 3oth and 3lst.

For SALE. A standard bred male
hog. A E. TALBOT.
Morrisee and Houghton shipped a
car load of horses to Chicago Tuesday,
Alex II. Smith, of Omaha, was trans
acting businesses in Audubon Saturday.
Mrs. c. A. Marlin spent "a few days
with her parents near Ross this week,
w. ii. Low, of Atlantic, is looking
after his Audubon business interests
today
A young man named Slayton is
learning telegraphy at the Rock Island
depot.
George L. Thompson returned Wed
nesday morning from business trip
to Omaha.
l.. j. Hill is working in the recorders
office during, the absence of deputy
Ed Beason.
ii. w. Hanna was in Carroll Monday
attending to business before the dis.
trict court of Carroll county.
Mrs. +. S. Watts was treated to sur,
prise birthday party by number OF
her friends Saturday evening.
Mrs. II. A. Smith left Friday last fol
her home in Cedar Falls, Ia, after Wis
iting,several weeks with her mother In
Audubon.
G. E. Yates, of Defiance, is attending
to business matters in Audubon today
and making visit with his sister, Mrs
J. w. Rosenberg.
Theo. +. Myers and ID. E. Soar &C
companied the remains of Lewis Bea
son to Coon Rapids Sunday, re turning
home Monday morning.
+. l.. Wheeler returned Monday from
the southwestern part of the state
where he has been working in the in
terests of a Des Moines firm.
George Weighton rec eiyed car load
of corn Wednesday from the north
western part of the state and is busy
hauling it to his farm west of town.
VIM. Fry, who was reported missing
from his home last week, arrived in
Audubon Wednesday morning. lie
had been away attending to matters OF
business.
ID. G. Vance, one of the proprietors
Of the Eagle clothing store, has been in
Audubon for a couple of days this
week. Mr.. Vance's home is in Alton,
Union county.
r.. Moore Carpenter lef t Tuesday
evening for ERADICATE. Mr.. Carpenter
reports his paper located in that town
as in flourishing condition and seems
we'll pleased with his location.
w. J. Audas, of Gray, was in Audi
bon Wednesday. Mr.. Audas has sold
his hardware store but will remain
with his successors for some time to
assist them in getting acquainted with
the people.
The Rock Island railway will run a
home seekers excursion to all points
in the west and southwest February
18th. For further information apply
to the agents of the Rock Island rail
road company.
Parents take notice. Does you
child complain Of headache or OF eye
firing? One stitch in time "in tn
eyes" often save 800. Examination
free by DR.. Dodd at Cowles' Jewelr.
store January 3Oth, and 31st.
The North Western has allowed
Agent Humiston another man at tn
depot at this station. The new man Il
Mr.. e. l.. Hasker, who will attend II
the telegraph business thus giving th'
agent more time to attend to the Othe
work of the station.
Last Thursday G. f. Talbot bough
the restaurant business of Hayes q
Morgan and moved into their room
Monday. Messrs. Hayes and Morgan
are not yet determined as to what oc
cupation they will follow but expect t.
remain in Audubon for time at least
County Attorney Wonn, has EN-
ployed Miss Ella Wright, a steno
grapher from Chicago, to prepare
transcript of the proceedings in th'
trial of VIM. Mclaughlin, to be usec
before the supreme court. The trans
cript will make from fifteen hundred
to two thousand pages of type written
matter and means an immense amount
of work for Mr.. Wonn.
The Hans Albert violin recital was
given before a small but appreciatiye
audience Monday evening. Unlike the
majority of musical artists he, while he
selects classic music, plays such as an
audience not composed of critics car
appreciate and enjoy. Every number
was warmly applauded as it was richly
deserved. Hans Albert is q great VIC