Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-27

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some carriage Saturday.
Miss Florence Kelley is in Red Oak
this week visiting relatives.
Best Cabinet Photos at Frazier's on
July 4th for S1.75 per dozen.
H. b. Herbert returned Tuesday even
ing from visit at Atlantic.
Best Hard Coal in the market at the
Green Bay Lumber Company.
H. Strong went to Spirit Lake to
look after his farm near that city.
WANTED: 100 farms to sell. Enquire
at the office of county attorney.
Charles Van Gorder and family leave
today for an outing at Lake Okoboji.
J.C. Keith returned Tuesday morn.
ing from his trip in the south and west.
Bernard Noon, of Oakfeld, has en-
tered the law office County Attorney
Wonn.
Robert McCallam arrived in Audu-
bon Wednesday evening over the Rock
Island
Mrs. n. =. Christensen returned Sat
urday night from visit with relatives
in Indiana
Taylor Langworthy returned yester-
day from few days visit in the city
of Omaha.
Go to Frazier's Gallery on July 4th
and get dozen of his best cabinet
photos for SIZE.
DR.. d. II. Purcell, of Indianapolis,
Indiana, is visiting at the home of his
sister, Grandma Jackson.
Misses Nora Murphy and Lizzie
Shredder left Saturday morning for a
visit with relatives in Illinois.
John Weighton has taken down his
east telephone line and put it up for
use on his Leroy township farm.
Mrs. J. NJ. Barnard was called to
Monona county Thursday by a telegram
announcing the death of her father.
j. w. Rosenberg pays the highest
market prices for poultry and eggs.
Ice for sale at poultry house. 25,2
On the grounds of insufficient evil
dence new trial was granted Monday
in the case of the State against Her
man Allen.
Mrs. VIM. Cloughly and little daugh-
ter are visiting friends in Griswold
while Mr.. Cloughly is in attendance at
the Red Oak races.
Henry Kile and daughter May left
Tuesday for Griswold to visit few
days and from there they go to Red
Oak for visit with relatives.
Attorney T. H. Smith and family of |
Harlan, were visiting at the home of |
VIM. Wonn Saturday and Sunday. |
Mrs. Smith and Mrs Wonn are sisters.
A. |. Friend returned Wednesday |
morning from an over Sunday visit
with his parents at Creston. Mr.. Friend |
spent Tuesday at Red Oak and reports
immense crowds in attendance at the |
races.
Audubon is quite well represented at |
the Red Oak races. G. w. Preston
went down Monday, F. M. Leet, w. II.
O'Connell and Ed Freeman Tuesday,
VIM. Cloughly, Ed Rice and J. E. Clark
went down Wednesday.
Charles Ashton, of Guthrie Center,
was in Audubon Thursday last. 25Mr.
Ashton is a candidate for the office of |
state. senator and was getting acquainted
with Audubon people and looking up
his chances in our balliwick.
DIR. II. ID. Miller returned Tuesday
evening from his trip to Europe. The
trip occupied about three months and
the doctor says that he enjoyed himself
most thoroughly, but like true Amer
lean also says that nothing could in
duce him to live in any other country
than America.
Last Friday school at district No. 5,
Leroy, closed for the term with apleas-
ant literary program, afrer which ice
cream and cake were served to the
pupils and patrons of the school. The
work of the school has been very sue
cessful under the management of Miss
Ella Hurd as teacher.
Audubon is sure to have a big crowd
of strangers in town July /. To make
a good impression on our visitors,
would it not be well for everyone to
take an interest in making our city look
as well as possible by cutting all grass
and weeds from the side streets and
having everything clear and clean.
The city authorities will attend to
putting the park in trim but it must
rest with the citizens as to the rest of
the town.
The republicans of Leroy township
held caucus at the court house Mon
day evening at which the following
delegation was named for the county
convention next Saturday: j. w.