Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-16
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Is. b. Morey left Tuesday for Cripple
Greek, Colorado.
Miss Eva Rice is confined to he,
home with la grippe.
Henry Gray's baby has been quite
sick from catarrhal fever.
Don't fail to get your Hard Coal al
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
Geo. E. Thompson and l. w. Baker
were visitors at Brayton Tuesday.
l. Hudler has quantity of yearling
maple trees for sale at $500 per thous.
and.
DE. Ulrich, a former physician here,
was a visitor the latter part of last
week.
Those wanting wagonl and carriage
work done should call ut Wolfe's MAJ
chine shop.
Prof. Repass and wife attended the
funeral of Joseph Mason at Viola Cen
terSunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foley, of Viola
township, are the parents of a fine girl
born Monday.
Harry Gleason is laid up this week
with lame ankle, the result of a fall
through hole in the sidewalk.
Go to Gregg Wolfe for general re.
pairing. He can repair or make any.
thing from steam engine down.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. l.. Statzell and n. =.
Christensen were among the out OF
town attendants at the Masonic
banquet.
At the M. Z. church next Sunday
morning the theme will be Burden
Bearing" in the evening "Witnessine
for Christ"
VIM. Wilson, grain buyer at the
Stuart Grain Cos. Audubon office is
quite sick this week. Pneumonia is
the complaint.
A. w. Kelso, assistant superintend'
ant, G. j. Philips, stock agent of the
Rock Island, were Audubon visitors
Friday and Saturday.
Agent Smith sold a ticket to b. N
Moore Tuesday, for Tempe, Arizona.
Mr.. Moore lives near Hamlin and will
spend some time in the southwest.
Hon. b. l. Salinger met with an acci,
dent Saturday which resulted in a
broken rib. He was driving from
Kirkman to Harlan and enroute the
buggy broke down, throwing Mr.. Sal
niger to the ground.
Geo. w. Preston has just purchased
a fine line of dishes of the latest pat
terms and will have the same open for
inspection in short time. Should
you contemplate purchasing anything
in dishes you would do well to see this
stock.
The services at the Evangelical
church will be conducted by the pastor,
L. n. Day. Sunday school at 10 O'CLOCK
a. m, preaching service at IL o'clock.
Sermon in the evening at Z o'clock.
All attending will be cordially
welcomed.
Lawrence Seyler had big sale at
his farm in Cameron township yester-
day preparatory to moving to Arkan-
sas. Everything sold we'll and a large
crowd of buyers were in attendance.
Nate Carper cried the sale in his usual
satisfactory way.
1t is reported that change.will soon
be made in the milling firm of Culver,
Stottler & Kelly. Mr.. Kuhn, of Des
who formerly owned an
interest in the business will purchase
Mrs Stottler's interest as well as her
residence property and become a resi-
dent Of Audubon.
A very interesting educational pro-
gram has been arranged for Friday
evening and Saturday of the present
week. The meetings will be held in
the Baptist church. County Super
from several surrounding
counties will be in attendance and the
promises to be a good one.
DR.. q. w. Denote and Gray &
Campbell expect to exchange Office
rooms in the Oyerholtzer block about
the first of the month. The doctor has
also leased the rooms formerly occu-
pied by Mrs. Freeman which, with
those acquired from Gray and Camp
bell, will give him very fine suite of
rooms.
The banquet given by Veritas lodge
A. T. ana A. NJ. ut their lodge room
last Friday night was very pleasant
event. No formal program was car
ried out, and the informally of the
proceedings added to the enjoyment
Some very fine music was one of the
features, and the social part of the
evenings entertainment was enjoyed
by all. The banquet itself needs no
comment, it was all that could be wish.
cd for, and the large number present