Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-03
Best Hard Coal in the market at the

j. McKarahan is considerable better
and will soon be out again.
Don't fail to get your Hard Coal at
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
Mrs. o. a. Walker, who has been
sick for the past week, is recovering.
A few more stoves at 10 per cent.
less than wholesale prices at Il. A..
Rea's.
Mrs. q. b. Russell left Tuesday noon
for Clarinda to visit with the family of
son, Charles.
f. Z. Brainard has moved his office
from the First National bank building
to rooms over BILLIARDS. store.
Cultivators and Harrows at prices
never heard of before. New goods of
the best makes at E. a. Rea's.
Our entire line of queensware to be
closed out ERWIN Bros. 81 Co.,
Successors to q. g. Farmer & Sons.
Everyone should attend the meeting
of the Republican League ut the court
house next Monday night, October 9TH.
Rev. L. w. Tippet returned from In
dianola Tuesday. Mrs. Tippet stopped
at Stuart for few days visit with rela.
tives.
The Rock Island people were con.
siderate enough to run up special
Saturday night at 10 o'clock, bringing
delayed mail.
Rev. H. w. Tippet returned from
Indianola Tuesday. Mrs. Tippet stop
ped at Stuart for a few days visit
with relatives.
Negotiations are pending for the
lease of the Walker House to parties
from Des Moines who will open up a
firrt class hetel.
The safe belonging to the U. S. ex-
press company at Harlan was blown
open by burglars Friday night. A few
dollars were secured.
DIR. A. L. Brooks returned from
Chicago Tuesday evening. He did not
think it advisable to bring Jas. Jay
home for some time yet.
Everything in our shoe department
goes at wholesale prices.
ERWIN BROS. e. Co.,
Successors 20 G. G. Farmer & Sons.
Miss India Poulson left Tuesday for
Grand Junction, Colorado, where she
has a position in the schools. VIM.
Poulson, her father accompanied her
as far as Omaha.
John Ward, county bridge contractor
has received several cars Of hard wood
lumber this week to be used in bridge
repairs necessiyated by the hard rain
of few weeks ago.
Mrs. F. Z. Hooker received a tele-
gram Friday night announcing the
death of her brother, Oswald Saurer
at Blufftown, Indiana. Mr.. Saurer has
long been sufferer from consumption.
George w. Preston is enjoying a visit
from his brother, VIM. Preston accom-
panied by his wife. The gentleman is
from Ohio and this is the first time the
brothers have met in twenty-sev EN-
years.
County Auditor J. +. Mcclure in
forms us that bat few nomination
papers for township officers have been
filed as yet. AS the time for filing is
getting short this matter should be at
tended to.
DR.. G. w. Denote received visit
the latter part of last week from his
father, J. S. Denote of Adel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Payton, of Winterset, and
Mrs. A. G. Marsh, of Abel, the ladies
being sisters of the doctor. The party
returned Saturday via the overland
route.
The following from the Des Moines
Register will be of interest to numer-
Gus Audubon readers, who are ac-
quaiated with the groom: Married
On the evening of September 2I Mr..
Wads ID. Mallory and Miss Nellie b.
Childress, the Rev. ]. A. Whit, officiat-
ing"
The movement of gvain toward the
markets of the world from Audubon
this season has been phenomenal, when
the low price of gram is taken int
consideration. During September the
two roads took over 200 cars of grain
from this point, and at the rate it is
going this month, so far, the total for
October will go over 400 cars.
Justice Gray, Monday, occupied his
time hearing the case of the State of
Iowa VS.. Herman Jones, Of Lincoln
township. The charge being assault
with the intent to commit murder.
II. E. Smith, the complaining witness
got mixed up with the defendant, while
the were working with a threshiDg
gang, and in the fracas received,
among several bruises, a cut. in the