Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-05-23

GRAY.

DupI. hopdoo dtIcluSu Iue ICdCHCl
meeting here Saturday.
Tom Dustin, of the EDirG Journal,
was in town Wednesday.
Street Commissioner Comstock is at
work grading main street.
Mrs. Kittell and Mrs. Mathison were
Manning visitors Tuesday.
ii. b. Kennels and John Benson
drove to Audubon Wednesday.
Fred Polzin purchased fine carriage
of Greenwaldt & Groteluschen this
week.
Several farmers in this vicinity are
replanting early corn which was killed
by tn frost.
Come in and see the captain Kidd"
disc cultivators at Greenwaldt & Gre
teluschen's.
The North Western had couple of
men out this week repairing the depot
and stock yards.
J.P. Brammer left Monday evening
for Louden, Iowa, where he will visit
a week with his folks.
Geo. Gray is compelled to replant
his 100 acre field of corn. 1t was kill
ed down by frost and has not revived.
The New Champion Binder is far
superior to anything now on the mar
ket. Call at Greenwaldt & Grotel-
uschen's and see it.
The teachers of Audubon county
met at the school house Saturday.
There was large attendance and a
very instructive program was carried
out.
Burglars entered the rear of II, b.
Shelley's store Saturday night and pried
open the cash register. Not finding
any money they took several boxes of
cigars and a bundle of overalls and
departed.
John Masters has at length become
tired of travelling over life's rugged
paths alone and will take unto himself
a companion next Tuesday. John has
had many trials and we hope in his new
life he may realize his fondest hopes
and ambitions.
DELAYED LETTER.
Sam Thompson, of Atlantic, is in the
city.
Screen doors CHEAP at Greenwaldt
& Groteluschen's.
Rev. Ehlers went to Boone Monday
to attend conference.
Miss May Lee, of Manning visited
friends here last week.
John Brammer was Manning Wis
itor Wednesday morning.
Miss Anna French visited with
Bertha Shelley Thursday.
Walter Audas went to Manning
Monday evening and will remain sew
eral days.
Quite a number of young people Of
Manning were down Sunday evening
to attend the Endeayor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Polzin are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of a little girl who
put in her appearance Monday even
ing.
Monday evening lodge of the Mod
ern Woodmen was organized in our
city. We understand that about TWEEN
ty joined as charter members.
Louis Groteluschen left Wednesday
morning for his former home at Col
umbus, Nebraska. Judging from APP
pearances Louis will not return alone.
The revival meetings at the Nj. E..
church are still in progress. Several
persons have thus far been made to
see the error of their ways and induced
to try to lead christian life.
Rev. J. II. Brammer, of Louden,
Cedar county, Iowa, is in the city Wis
iting his son, John. Rev. Brammer
has been attending conference at
Boone, and will remain with his son
until Friday.
We understand that the boys will or
ganize base ball club next Saturday.
This is a move in the right direction
for there is material enough here to
form one of the best ball clubs in Au-
dubon county.
Sunday afternoon at the German
Lutheran church occurred the mar
riage of Mr.. w. Pothost and Miss Mel
lie Ruiz. Mr.. Pothost is successful
business man of Manning while Miss
Ruiz is one of Lincoln townships fair
est daughters. A host of friends wish
them success in their new life.
VIOLA.
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