Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-06-20
r. d. Powell of Extra was in Audubon

land Wednesday,
g. B. Rnssell returned from Wiscon-
sin this morning.
John Kennedy and sister of Extra,
we're in Audubon Wednesday.
James Foster ST., of north Cameron
township, was an Audubon visitor
tuesday.
Theron Creveling is having his house
nicely painted. W. H. Jump is doing
the work.
Mr. and Mrs. F. b. Davis are happy
over the advent of girl, born Satur-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Watts returned
Tuesday evening from a three weeks
sit i'll Chicago.
Louis Grevsmuhl has accepted posi-
ton on the road for the Plano harvest
lag machine people.
J. ". Rosenberg pays the highest
market r!ces for poultry and eggs
Ice for >;,e at poultry house. 2o-2
James NJ. Workman returned Tues
day from Des Moines where he spent
few days attending to business mat
t.TS.
The Walker House is being renovated
aud put in first class repair preparatory
to its opening by John Welch in a
couple of weeks.
Frank Mccarthy, who has been in
California for the past two years, ar
rived in Audubon Tuesday for visit
with his parents.
r.. C. Rice arrived in Audubon yes
terday from Guthrie Center where he
has been working in the Stuart store
for several weeks.
NJ. NJ. Kennels, of Jefferson, was in
Audubon Tuesday and Wednesday
looking after business matters and
greeting old friends.
Miss Vcsta Baxter arrived in Audi
bon this morning from Greenfield,
where SHE has been teaching in the
public schools during the past year.
Mrs GLEASON is reported very sick.
EIer son and his wife from Atlantic
and her SON from Minneapolis are here
assisting in caring for their mother.
Misses Kate OverholtZer and Mary
DeMOtte returned Tuesday evening
from Il weeks visit in Cumberland.
The young ladies made the trip with
team.
1t is rumered that o. J. Houston, of
Des Mo:nes, will open a drug store in
Audubon in the near future, in his
building, occupied at present by W. FL.
Low & Co.
In another column appears the desc
luton notice of the firm of Donaldson
u Grev@muaI the South Side grocers
Mr.. GrerSmuhl is the retiring partner
and the business will be continued by
W. F Donaldson.
The high wind Monday morning tore
off the cover of the man hole in the
roof of the firemen's hall and hurled the
same against one of the houses near
by with sufficient force to break off
several feet Of cornice.
Next Sunday at the NJ. E. church, be-
fore the morning sermon Rev. Dudley
viii preach a short sermon to the
children. III the little folks are cor,
di&ly invited. After the children's
SERMON the pastor will preach from
the theme, "The Test of Christian
Character" The theme for the even
ing will be Ruins"
The semi-weekly Adrocdte made its
initia' appearance Tuesday. A twice q
week paper means considerable extrs
labor and TIE REPUBLICAN hopes that
Brother Aliens efforts in this direction
will be received with appreciation. Il
people feel that they must read demo
cratic paper we should certainly recon.
mend the Adoocate.
DR.. J. Molgaard and Miss E. Brink
man will be united in marriage by Rev
Vegg of Elkhorn, at o'clock thi
afternoon. Miss Brinkman arrived IL
Audubon Monday from Copenhagen
The young couple will take up house.
keeping in the Bailey property or
Tracy street. Congratulations are ex-
tended to the doctor ana his bride.
The final arrangements for the cele
hration of the Fourth of July wer,
completed last night. The Mannin!
eornet band will be the chief musica
attraction. Special trains have beef
secured on both roads with greatly re
duced fare. Trains will be held unit
after the display of fireworks. A com
piete program will be published mex
week.
gsaac Dickerson, president o
the wrecked Cass county bank, VIII
has been on trial at Glenweod OH tn
charge of fraudulent banking, was Of
Tuesday acquitted by the jury afte