Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-01-10
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soft coal.
Jas. Crow, of Gray, was an Audubon
visitor Tuesday.
E. II. Agnew left Monday evening
for Meadville, Pennsylvania.
Don't fail to get your Hard Coal al
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
Willie Wilson gave party to q
number of his friends Saturday night
Charlie and Belle Burnside enter
tanned a number of their friends Satur
day evening.
The firm of Donaldson Il Crews.
muhl, south side grocers, are doing
business at Preston's old stand.
Alex r. Smith, the Standard Food
man from Omaha is attending to bust
ness matters in Audubon today.
Henry M. Gray loans money at low
est rates of interest. Terms, one to
ten years, pay any amount at anytime
in. Boylan, of Detroit, arrived in
Audubon Wednesday evening and will
spend few days here with acquaint.
ances and friends.
The meetings in the Citizens Bank
building hall will be discontinued until
Saturday night on account of special
services in the Methodist church.
Mrs. d. G. Abrams returned to her
home at Iowa City Monday evening
after several days visit in Audubon.
Mrs. Abrams was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. E. Bilharz.
Marriage licenses have been issued
during the past week to the following
parties; Henry Tharnish and Lizzie
Nepper, W. j. Brockway and Rosa NJ.
Mendenhall, George Milliman and
Rosa NJ. Johnson.
J. e. Vail, of Garden Grove, was in
Audubon the first of the week assist
ing in the invoice and transfer of the
Mullen grocery stock. Mr.. Vail is the
agent through whom the deal OH this
property was made.
want a first class cash renter fora
first class 100 acre farm in Audubon
town ship, sixHmiles. from Adair and
Anita. Good land, building, and
orchard.
II. +. ANDREWS.
Miss Nellie Humiston, of Scranton;
Mrs. Mann, of Oconomowoc, Wis, and
Mrs. Emma Humiston, of Audubon,
were guests of the Leonard family this
week. Miss Humiston will remain in
the city for several weeks.-Manning
Monitor.
Sheriff Armstrong left Tuesday even
ing for TT. Madison, in charge of Jas.
Frost, George Deering, Walter Case
and Robert Mushrush, all sentenced to
terms in the penitentiary. Tally Owen
and VIM. Dryden accompanied the
iheriff as extra guards.
The Carroll Sentinel says that Bar
rett Scott, the defaulting treasurer of
Holt county, Nebraska, who was re-
Gently waylaid, and is supposed to have
been murdered by mob, was formerly
resident of Carroll county, living on
farm northwest of Glidden.
The firemen, at their meeting last
Friday night elected officers as follows:
foreman Hook and Ladder company,
E. M. Johnson; foreman, Hose com.
pany No. /, Chas. Stowe; foreman,
Hose company, No. 2, Theron Crevel-
ing, secretary, d. L, Freeman; treasur-
er, Jno. A. Nash. Four new members
were added.
On Friday deal was closed by which
I. w. Baker disposed of his clothing
stock to Vance and Bolinger of Alton,
who are now in control of the business.
The owners will not reside in Audubon
but will be represented by John H.
Rainey, of Alton, who arrived in Au-
dubon Tuesday. Chas. Baker and Al.
Evans will continue as clerks for the
new firm.
Brother w. H. Rickerson, of the
Coon Rapids Reporter, was in Audi
bon Monday attending to matters of
business. Mr.. Rickerson has lately
been the victim of various rumors to
the effect that his paper was in bad
straits financially and that it's publ
cation must soon be discontinued, ETC..
but Will is just as smiling and happy
as ever and says that the Reporter was
never better patronized than at the
present time.
The case, of the State of Iowa vs.
Alexander Guegel was called up fol
hearing this morning, NJ. w. Beach ap-
pearing for the plaintiff and County
Attorney Korte for the state. The in
dictment on which he is being tried is
that of the state charging him with as
sault to commit murder upon his wife
The work of securing jury occupied
all the forenoon, when the regular
panel had been exhausted and only one
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