Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-04-11

Buy The Honest Abe Sulky Plow anC
you will Never whip your wife.
Miss Fish, of Denver, is visiting a.
the home of Chas. Van Gorder.
p III. w. Van Gorder is having seri
Gus time with bruised finger.
Don't fail to get your Hard Coal al
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
Eggs, six different varieties fol
Matching. H. G. WEBSTER.
Miss Mamie Gillespie is now clerking
in George E. Thompson's dry goods
store.
B. w. Masker, of Glidden, was il
Audubon, Tuesday evening to see his
cousin, Fl. E. Cole.
Henry Fest, of Cameron township
will move to Audubon and occupy r.
G. Carpenters residence.
Mrs. w. H. Kelley returned Saturday
evening from visit of several weeks
at her former home in Ohio.
Henry Cole, who has been sick fol
a long time, is again very low so that
his death is hourly expected
Henry M. Gray loans money at low
est rates of interest. Terms, one to
l ten years, pay any amount at any time
II G. II. Jones, VIM. McLeran and r.
4 Flagg were engaged yesterday in ap.
praising the estate of the late Frank
H H. Leib.
II If you want the Best Wind Mill on
earth buy the Ideal Galvanized steel
mill and three post tower of G. H.
Jones & Co.
N w. p. Farguson and family left Sat
y urday for visit at their old home at
Grand Junction, Green county. Mr..
Farguson returned Tuesday leaving
the rest for longer visit.
fl At the M. Z. church next Sunday
morning Rev. Dudley will preach an
Easter sermon. The evening services
will be taken up with an Easter con-
cert to be given by the members of the
Sabbath school.
HI Merritt Overholtzer returned Satur-
day from Des Moines where he has
been attending school at Highland
Park. Merritt will soon 60 to Cumber-
land to occupy position in the Over
halter lumber yard at that place.
For SALE: A lot of fine nickel
plated bank safes that cost $3.50 each
We are selling them at 75c. Are very
fine safes. will last life time, just the
thing for person who wishes to save
money. Burglar Proof.
1873. FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Audubon, so we are told, has an in
Il diyidual who spends his evening hours
looking into windows where the blinds
are not closed. This "Peeping Tom
has best change his mode of proceed
ence, or some Of the residents thus
llimpu&cG upon may codsider him
I'M bird outside The game laws.
M f. b. Kerr, of Extra, is in Audubon
this week endeavoring to organize a
lodge of the Knights of the Maccabees
The order is one of the fraternal and
beneficiary sort and furnishes benefits
Ito all members. Mr. Kerr is deputy
supreme commander of the order anG
lis organizer for this part of Iowa.
Rev. Edwin Vine has been called, as
pastor of the Baptist church anG
lpreached his first sermon as pastor
last Sunday. Mr.. Vineis a young man
English by birth, and has lived il
America about five years. He is {
graduate of the Southern Baptis
Seminary at Louisville, KY, and ha:
been engaged in evangelistic and pas
torial work, his last passionate having
been at Sperry, in this state.
Monday evening, at the home of thu
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Ken
hels near Ross, Miss Cora Kennels ant
Mr.. Cal. d. Graves of Pierce, Nebraska
were united in marriage, Rev. L. w
lrippett performing the ceremony
The wedding was a quiet one, only the
hear relatives being present. Tht
many friends of Miss Cora, in and neal
audubon will wish the young couple
long and happy life. Mr.. Graves
who formerly resided in this county, il
successful young farmer. The hap
by couple left for their new home nea
Pierce, Nebraska, Tuesday evening
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