Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-13
w w. SMITH. Agent.
G. M. & ST. p. AT MANNING.

w. w DhEChENhlDGE, agent,
20 to Burnside's for best grades of
soft coal
You should BUY an IZZER
BUGGY.
Don't fail to get your Hard Coal at
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Sheets were made
happy by the arrival of a baby girl
Monday.
Fred Low returned to Audubon Mon
day evening after spending week with
his parents in Atlantic.
John Reinemnud, Jr., is the proud
father of boy that arrived at his home
Saturday morning.
Nels Sylvester left Tuesday on a trip
to the south. Stuttgart, Arkansas, will
be his stopping place.
DR.. J. Molgaard returned Wednes-
day from couple of days visit in DAY.
export on professional business.
Have you any laundry work. We
are Agents for the Best Laundry in
Iowa. EAGLE CLOTHING HOUSE.
Byron Rudy, of Viola township, a
veteran of the Sth u. S. Cavalry, has
been ordered before the pension examin-
ing board.
Mrs. Ralph Helm, of Audubon, sis
ter of C. P. O'Neal and Mrs. F. G.
Ksllenberg, is here on visit.-Carroll
Sentinel.
Mrs. Charles Kibbler left Tuesday
for Des Moiues where she is in at
tendance at the camp meeting going on
in that city.
Ed Van Gorder went to Grinnell
Monday night to attend the Iowa Col
lege commencement and to visit with
school friends.
Mrs. Sparks Baker and son, Freeman,
left over the Rock Island Tuesday for
Mcpherson, Kansas, where they will
visit with relatives.
G. w. Lsflar, editor of the Manning
Free Press, together with his wife and
son passed through Audubon yesterday
on their way home from Griswold.
Misses Turner and Shellenburger, of
our city schools, Eeft Saturday night
for their vacation visits. Miss Turner
will spend the summer at her home in
Pennsylvania and Miss Shellenberger
at Humboldt, in this state.
H. A. Christensen and wife left Mon
day evening for Davenport where they
took their little boy for a surgical oper
alton of the hip. Mr.. Christensen re-
turned Wednesday. Mrs. Christensen
will remain until after the operation is
performed.
The Cass County Bank case is now
trial at Glenwood. Some of the best
legal talent in Iowa is employed in the
case, the list of attorneys including
Messrs. Curtis, Boorman and Scott, of
Atlantic, and Gilliland Stone, Genung
and Mcpherson, of Mills county. There
are between seventy-five and one hun
dred witnesses and the case will be very
hotly contested.
Last week was my fourth week in
charge of the EAGLE CLOTHING
HOUSE and l assure you l am highly
pleased with the liberal patronage we
have received, last weeks trade exceed
ed our most sanguine expectations.
Although it is very busy time with
our farmers our trade this week is far
better than last We have received
new goods in all our departments and
are now prepared to meet the demands
on strictly new goods direct from the
manufacturers. We mentioned last
week abont selecting fifty suits when
we rearranged our stock, ranging from
$500 to $3.50 per suit. We have just
few of them left-we offer you your
choice at $3.50 per suit. These suits
are all good value and many of them
cost from $500 to $3.50 at wholesale.
Our object in making this reduction is
to reduce our stock to make room for
our fall goods. We will be pleased to
have you call and lock through our
stock. We have special bargains in
every line. We came here to do bust.
ness and we propose to offer induce
ments that will enable us to head the
list as CLoTHIERs in Audubon county