Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-09-05
TIME TABLES.

w. w .BREChENRlDGE, Agent.
60 to Burnside's for best grades OF
soft coal.
You should BUY an IZZER
BUGGY.
Money to Loan on real estate at c
per cent by WOnn & Noon.
Best Hard Coal in the market at the
Green Bay Lumber Company.
Giving away tickets for the County
Fair at Pentecost's shoe store.
Hon. b. |. Salinger, of Manning, was
i'll Audubon Saturday evening.
WANTED: 100 farms to sell. Enquire
at the office of county attorney.
S. j. Mccormick, of Harlan, formerly
of this place was in Audubon Tuesday.
G. A. Mcdowell, of Harlan, was in
Audubon looking up a business loca-
ton.
The new grain elevator on the North
western tracks will be finished this
week.
r. NJ. Carpenter arrived Friday from
Ledyard for few days visit with his
family.
w. II. and John O'ConneII were in
Atlantic Tuesday attending the Cass
county fair.
George Wright, of Carlisle, visited
Monday and Tuesday at the home of
b. s. Phelps.
Miss Lura Beason left Tuesday for
Salt Lake City where she is teacher in
the city schools.
Over twenty dozens of the latest
things in neckwear just received at the
Eagle Clothing House.
Mrs. Charles Bott and children re-
turned Tuesday evening from visit
with friends in Cass county.
John A. Graham left Tuesday for
Des MOines where he will enter as a
student in the Drake university.
See our bargain tables. Many goods
at half cost.
EAGLE CLOTHING HOUSE.
Attorney Charles Bagley purchased
E. A. Reas large safe last week and
will use the same for his set of abstract
books.
Miss Bessie Townsend returned
Tuesday evening from a visit with the
Stranger, Connrardy and Brown
families in Extra.
A special prize of 50 for the best
half bushel of corn at the Audubon
County Fair. Entry to be regularly
made for Special Premium"
H. U. Funk left yesterday for Provi.
dence, Rhode Island, where he goes as
a delegate from Iowa to attend the
meeting of the grand council of Red
men.
A. d. Walker, proprietor of the
Eagle Clothing Store, was in Audubon
Audubon Tuesday. Mr.. Walker was
accompanied by w. A. Meredith who
comes to Audubon to take position
in the store.
H. w. Van Gorder has made the
of the signal service weather flags. A
taurant building and the flags will be
ports sent out from Washington.
Fifty representations from the Dan
ish Lutheran church at Elkhorn were
in Audubon Tuesday on their way to
Cedar Falls to attend the general con-
| ference of their church. The delega-
tion had special car over the G. & n.
| w. R'y. and were accompanied by the
Elkhorn cornet band.
This morning Mr.. II. Z. Pendelton
succeeds Henry Strong as landlord of
the Park Hotel. For the past three
years Mr.. Strong has conducted
the Park with success for him
self and satisfaction to his patrons,
and it is with regret that they see him
retire from the management of the
hotel. Mr.. Pendelton is from Harlan
where he has been in the hotel bust.
ness and comes highly recommended
as a first-class landlord and popular
man with the public.
The democratic county convention
meets next Saturday. Our friends of
the opposition have plenty of candi-
dates and lively convention is prom
Used. For representative they have
o. p. Tyler and r. 9. Carpenter; for
treasurer, G. w. Hoover Is the most
talked of man; for superintendent, G.
w. johnson Robert Griffin; for super
visor, ID. w. Matthias, d. L. Thomas
and John Reinemund. But to be
sheriff is the longing that rules in
many hearts. Nine is the number of
candidates talked of to date, G. w.
Wilson, j. b. Rendleman, j. II. Jones,
VIM. Rucker, Frank p. Hoffman, w. s.
Armstrong, VIM. Dryden, Rev. G. M.
Thorpe and Henry Kile are all said to
be willing to run against G. X. Hallock.