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

to all principal points IN the united states and
Canada for sac at the Manning office.
w. w .BRECKENRIDGE, Agent
Ask your dealer for an IZZER,
When a buggy you would buy;
If he says he hasn't got them,
Make him tell the reason why.
Go to Burnside's for best grades of
soft coal.
R.C. Carpenter was quite sick Sat,
urday but is now better.
Best Hard Coal in the market at the
Green Bay Lumber Company.
Scotch Collie pups for sale.
H. c. WEBSTER. loft
If you want a frst-claSs job of Horse
Shoeing done call on J, r. Pound. "a
Mrs. Thad Carmichael, of Extra
visited friends in Audubon, Tuesday
Abel Stone and Miss Mary X. Jensen
were united in marriage last Thursday
by Justice Gray.
John T. Jenkins, of Brayton, was
attending to business at the court
house this week.
w. H. Low and Loud Rippey went
to Omaha Saturday night on goods
purchasing expedition.
Have you a Plow to be New Layet
Pointed and Polished, see j. r.. Pound
All work guaranteed first-class. "a
Reporter j. H. Clark returned to his
work in the court room Monday afte
an over Sunday visit at his home il
Council Bluffs.
w. II. Dilley, who has been living il
Audubon for some months past, moved
Saturday to his farm near Nelson il
Guthrie county.
Mrs. Ellen Foster has rented he
house in Audubon and will leave abou
April LIST, for Cedar Falls, where sh,
will make her home with her daughte
Mrs. r. A. Smith.
B. &. Foreman, of Harrington, Ne
braska, was an over Sunday visitor il
Audubon. Mr.. Foreman left Monda,
evening for Des Moines and Iowa CITY
in which places he has business.
G. w. Preston is selling lots of feed
On Saturday he sold nine hundred
bushels of corn, six hundred bushels t.
Ed Frick, two hundred bushels to Jer
ry Bartlett and one hundred bushels
to VIM. Layland.
E. o. Smith, of Bayard former res
ident of Viola township, was transact
ing business in Audubon Friday anC
Saturday. He reports his family wei
and his father, "Uncle" Elijah Smith
as hale and hearty.
Al. Bartmess left Tuesday for Man
ming, where he will open restaurant
and bakery. Mr.. Bartmess is first
class restaurant man and baker OF
many years experience. He will give
Manning an up, to-date establishment
Harry Dickinson returned Saturday
night from Iowa City, where he has
been student in the dental depart
ment of the State University. Harry
will spend his vacation at home and &c
to Chicago in the fall to complete his
studies.
o. III. Anderson, of Pocahontas coun
ty, was in Audubon this week shak
ing hands with friends and renewing
oH acquaintance. Mr.. Anderson was
one of Audubon county's pioneers and
a former resident of Audubon. He
has sold his Pocahontas farm and will
probably purchase land in this county
Judge Green is making friends
throughout the district and is receiv.
ing many compliments both for him as
a man and for him as a Judge. The
Mills County Tribune, one of the
strongest democratic papers in south.
west Iowa says: "Hon. w. r. Green
the newly elected Judge who is presid.
ing at the present term of the district
court in this city, is giving excellent
satisfaction by his fair and impartial
rulings, and is making many friends
among the attorneys and others in at
tendance at court. Though we opposed
quite warmly the election of Judge
Green last fall candor compels us to
admit that he is man of no little
ability and will doubtless prove an
honor and credit to the judiciary of
this district"
Money! at - nor -o-k