Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21

his sister, Mrs. j. III. Kate.
l.. Z. Langworthy returned to his
home in Sioux City Monday.
Don't fail to get your Hard Coal at
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
HAY for sale by the bale, ton or car
load. Apply to Geo. Weighton or j. S.
Dennis. 45-tf
viii Ellis and Dan McCarthy accom-
panied George Keen on his Journey to
Oklahoma.
Landlord Henry Strong, of the Park
hotel, is at Spirit Lake looking after
his farm near that city.
George W. Preston has opened up a
flour and feel store in the Burnside
building on the South Side.
T. Davis left Tuesday for eastern
Illinois where he goes to establish
agents for the Hartzell patent.
George f. Thompson is papering and
otherwise identifying the interior of
his store room. Walter Jump is doing
the work.
E. A. Rea, proprietor of the South
Side hardware store was in Audubon a
few days last week returning to his
home at Corydon Saturday.
G. e. Talbot has purchased a new
bicycle of the Spalding manufacture
1895 pattern, and has been appointed
agent for that make of wheel for Au-
dubon and vicinity.
Hart & Eddy, the contractors and
builders have been very busy all winter
getting out the finishing lumber for Z.
Billiards new residence, and will 60 to
work putting the same in position as
soon as the season is sufficiently ad-
vanced.
Frank Jones will hold a sale tOmor-
row at his place in Douglas township,
six miles west and one mile north of
Audubon. Mr.. Jones will sell all his
implements and goods preparatory to
his removal to Arkansas.
Scarlet fever, though still prevalent
in Cameron township, is now under the
control of the physicians. Among the
families afflicted with the disease are
those of Messrs. Moore, Baldwin, Gar
land, Swaney, French, CASTOR, Shelley
and Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed B. Cousins enter.
tanned large number of their friends
at one of the most enjoyable social
events of the season, last evening. The
parlors were filled with guests and the
entertainment was such as the host
and hostess are so justly noted for.
| G. II. Jones & Co. have secured the
exclusive sale of the Famous Bell Cen.
ter Cut Disc Harrow, also the Clark
cutaway. They are building a large
warehouse on the Rock Island railrOrd
track to store the several car loads of
farm machinery and buggies they have
bought for their spring and summer
trade.
Among her business men, Audubon
has a number who cannot be eXcelled
in their several lines, and among these
is g. E. Talbot the restaurauteur and
caterer. His dining room and bakery
are as near perfection in every respect
as can be found outside the cities, and
his work as a caterer both in prepare
ton and serving is all that can be de-
sired.
On the first page will be found pOr-
ton of the program given by the ladies
of the Columbian club last Thursday
evening. The address by Mrs. Over
hOltZer was prepared without manu-
script and therefore we are unable to
reproduce it. The racitationS by Mes
danes Smith and Dudley were well
rendered and received warm applause.
The poem by Mrs. Hooker and the
record of the woman's congress appear
in full on the front page.
Up. jenkins came up from Brayton
Tuesday morning, having in charge
couple of men named G. Sorenson and
III. p. Hansen charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses and turn
ed them over to Sheriff Armstrong.
Sorensen and Hansen are from Chica
60 and claim to be discharged Pullman
employees. They solicited aid to enable
them to move their families to Iowa
and with the money thus obtained par
took of the flowing bowl to such an
extent that one of the contributors
! caused their arrest.
w. H. Copson, solicitor for the Coun-
Gil Bluffs Nonpareil, was in town We'd
nesday getting acquainted with people
and talking his paper. The Nonpareil
is fast forging to the front as a favor
lite daily paper in western Iowa. I'm
der the new management the paper is
improving every day and it is promis-
ed that the improvement shall not
cease until the Nonpareil stands sec
ond to none among Iowa's dailies.