Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-03-14

The IZZER Buggy is the Best
The Best is the cheapest.
Fred Low returned Monday morning
from weeks visit in Atlantic.
Born: to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M
Gray, Saturday March 9th. a son.
Don't fail to get your Hard Coal al
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
0. o. Hudson is now nicely located
in the rooms vacated by John Mullen
Frank ID. Allen left Saturday night
for a pleasure trip to Washington, ID
G..
Gust. Fest shipped his household
goods to Lamont, Decaturcounty Tues
day.
Elda Johnson, who has been working
at j. II Hates is sick with scarlet
fever.
Hay for sale by the bale, ton or Cal
load. Apply to Geo, Weighton or j. S
Dennis. 45-tf
George Ross, of Cameron township
has three children down with the scar
let fever.
Chas. Newman, of Audubon town
ship, was in Audubon Saturday buy
ing furniture.
Miss Laura Kent, a sister of Mrs. o
| o. HudSOn, will clerk in the Hudson
grocery store.
ID. w. Powers, of Brayton, was il
Audubon, Wednesday attending t,
business matters.
The IZZER is a buggy that Stude
baker makes. 1t is the Best on eartl
and is selling like hot cakes.
j. Il. Minor left Wednesday TO
Pierce, Nebraska to see about renting
his farm for the coming year.
J. F. Russell and wife leave toda,
for Chicago where Mr.. Russell goes t.
buy his spring and summer stock.
Bert McLeran and wife are the prout
parents of a fine new boy. Monda.
was the young gentleman's birthday.
Mrs. r.. COnant has purchased lots
and IL in Bradleyville and is buildin,
an addition OH her residence on lot :
Jas. Hedegaard, living southwest o
town, decorated his driving team las
week with fine new harness purchaS
ed of Martin Larsen.
II. 5. Bates, of Lincoln township
left last week for parts unknown. II
also left some horses, harness, wagon
a cow and numerous creditors.
Attorney Thos II. Smith, of Harlan
was in Audubon this week, he bein
one of the attorneys in the case of tn
Danish Evangelical church of Sharon
township.
Mrs. John Jarman became insan
Thursday last and attempted to tax
her own life by putting oil on her hal
and setting it alire. There is no ap
parent cause for the lady's misfortune
The county clerk has issued marrlag
licenses during the past week to tn
following parties: w. j. Hartzel
Edna Jaynes; Charles Newman, Mar
Petrie; Bernard Voss, Caroline Hack
man; Edwin Hackmel, Bertha Wahlert
DR.. Mosher, the Sioux City specialist
will make his next visit to Audubon
Wednesday April 10th. Rooms at tn
Stuart House, where he will be please,
to see all his old patients and any new
ones that may see fit to call on him
Consultation free.
DR.. Brooks received q letter from J
II. Bruner, formerly agent for tn,
North Western Railway at this station
last week. Mr.. Bruner writes that h,
has desirable and lucrative position
and is doing well. Mr.. Bruner is 10
Gated at Alliance, Ohio, in the employ
of the Morgan Engineering Company
John A. Nash has rented Mrs. Eller
Fosters residence and will take pos
session next month. Mr.. Nash expects
to build on his lots adjoining the Eos
ter property next fall and it will be {
great convenience for him to reside al
this place so as to superintend his
building
/
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Moore, Of
Cameron townthip, mourn the loss Of
a second child. Their son Ford died OF
scarlet fever last week Tuesday, anG
was buried Wednesday in the Cameron
cemetery. The loving sympathy OF
many friends and neighbors is with the
afflicted family in this, their time Of
deep trouble.
Many of our readers will remember
L. Il. Genung, the Mills county attor
ney, who made campaign speeches In
Audubon county last fall, and did all 6
conscientious democrat could do to in
duce the Audubon county boilers Il
support General Weaver. Mr.. Genunl
is quick to think and has plentiful
fund of mother wit, as the following
| from the Glen,cood ODiniOn shows