Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-03-21
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ness visitor in Audubon Monday.
Don't fail to get your Hard Coal at
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
Chas. H. Munson, of Carroll, was in
Audubon Wednesday on business.
II. w. Van Gorder moved into the
rooms over his restaurant this week.
If you want first-class job of Horse
Shooting done call on J, r. Pound. "a
Painters are at work decorating the
interior of the dry goods store of j. f.
Russell.
j. w. Rosenberg is now in the mar
ket for eggs and win pay the highest
cash price. 1879
Zeph Platt visited with relatives in
Atlantic over Sunday returning Mon
day evening.
F. A. Buthweg is papering and other
wise improving the interior of his
grocery store.
Louis Lee has moved his barber shop
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ing on South side.
Miss Ollie Stocking left Saturday for
Des MONIES, where she goes to make
her home with an aunt.
Have you a Plow to be New Layed
Pointed and Polished, see j. r. Pound.
All work guaranteed first-class. "a
Buy the Genuine Clark Getaway and
Bell Center Cut Disc Harrow. They
are the best made. The BEST is NONE
too GOOD.
Alex r. Smith was attending to bust
ness at the Stuart grain office last Fri
day and Saturday. Mr.. Smith now
lives in Des Moines.
George Ellis is recovering from his
recent sickness and is now able to be
on the streets. Mr.. Ellis had severe
time and is still very weak.
Mrs. Fell and three children Of Bay
ard returned to their home Monday
after few days visit at the home of
Mrs. Fell's daughter, Mrs. w. II. Clark.
j. ii. Sherman recently purchased q
driving horse of Geo. Slayton and will
enjoy the smoOthness of Audubon's
bouleyards during the coming sum-
mer.
Rev. Edwin Vine, who is holding
meetings in the Baptist church, is
meeting with success in his work. The
interest is large and the attendance is
growing.
M. M. Kennels, of Jefferson, was at
tending to business in Audubon Satur-
day. Mr.. Kennels is making success
of the Standard Food business in
Greene county.
There will be a Gospel Temperance
Meeting at the NJ. E. church Sunday
evening March Gath, addressed by Mrs.
Mackey, of Guthrie Center. All are
cordially invited.
Hon. w. r. Green returned Tuesday
evening. Judge Green adjourned
court at Glenwood the middle of last
week, but spent Sunday with his bro.
ther in Dow City.
Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ. Dudley and Rev
and Mrs. Il. w. Tippett left Monday
via, the overland route for Anita
where they attended district mission
airy convention Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
The warm weather of the first of the
week caused great polishing and oil
ing of bicycles among the Audubon
wheelmen. The bicycle is a great in
stitution and promises to be more pop
ular as a recreation during '95 than
ever before.
DR.. Jens Molgaard received his
diploma from the medical school of the
State University on Wednesday of last
week and has located in Audubon for
the practice of his profession. DIR.
MOlgaard will Office in the Citizens
Bank building.
NJ. IL. L clly, loS"l "SOiO VI VhS ii""h
eye Insurance Company, has adjusted
and paid the claim of Jesse Culburt, of
Viola, whose house was destroyed by
fire about the middle of February.
Mr.. Perry has also paid the loss sus'
tanned by John Jarman, in the recent
fire at his house.
G. H. Jones & Co., have secured the
exclusive sale of the celebrated
IZZER buggy in Audubon county,
and have purchased Car load of them
which will arrive here the last of this
month. They are without doubt the
finest Buggy eyer brought to Audubon
county. Greenwaldt & Groteluschen,
of Gray, Iowa, will sell the IZZER at
that place.
The New York morning Advertiser,
of February. Is, says: 1t was a friend
ly audience that assembled at the
concert hall of the Madison Square
Garden last evening to greet Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas De Konshin when they
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