Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-07-02

Buy a bottle of Harp Wilson'S Fly
Protector and save your horses.
Miss Laura Dennis returned Tues
day evening from visit at Atlantic.
An Italian string band dispensed
some fine music on the streets yester-
day,
Miss Gertie Chambers returned We'd
nesday evening from visit at Dexter,
Iowa.
VIM. Dryden commenced operations
with the street sprinkler Wednesday
morning
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Peter Ras-
mussen, west of town, Monday, June
goth, girl.
Photos for Sl.75 per dozen at
Fra2ier's July 4th. Work guaranteed
equal to any.
Charles Van Gorder and family left
yesterday for Okoboii to be gone until
September 1st.
b. Il. CASTOR will commence the
erection of a residence in Prospect
Park next week.
Frank Watson, of Council Bluffs,
visited couple of days with II. w.
Wilson this week.
No need of fly nets if you rub your
horses with Wilson's Cattleene. 1t
will keep off the flies.
ID. Workman came up from Extra
Tuesday, having in charge "Starlace,"
j. B. Rendleman's trotter.
Mrs. NJ. A. CloughIy, of Clarinda, ar
rived in Audubon Wednesday evening
for short visit with friends.
Miss Nell Roche went to Stuart
Tuesday morning for stay at the
home of her parents near there.
Gregg Wolfe is prepared to do first
class horse shoeing at reasonable
prices. Try him on your next job.
Elmer Ellis was at Manning and Car
roll Monday and Tuesday on business
COZ uected with the Audubon race
meeting. w..
Miss Lou Bagley came up from
Atlantic Tuesday evening and now has
charge of the typewriterln her brothers
law office.
Miss MOllie Craven, of Mcpherson,
mill nrriu in 1,t Ia
evening to make an extended visit
with Mrs. F. ID. Allen.
Frank d. Allen leaves tonight for
Chicago to be in attendance at the
national democratic convention as
delegate from this district.
Judge Macy was nominated to sue.
coed himself, as judge in this district,
at Council Bluffs Tuesday, the conven-
tion lasting only twelve minutes.
G. II. Jones & Co. are selling Guilt
vators cheaper than any body also
Discs and Harrows. They sell the best
goods for the least money anyway
VIM. M Clemmer, OF LUuaAh, Ill.,,
is in Audubon visiting at the home Of
his son, Rev. w. b. Clemmer. Mr.
Clemmer expects to remain about ten
days.
Services at the Christian church rs
usual Sunday morning and evening at
the court house. Evening" subject
"Christian Citizenship" Eight o'clock
sharp. All welcome.
II. Mendenhall returned Saturday
from trip in Indiana in the interests
of his patent hog trough. F. b. Davis
is still in that state and is very success,
full in making sales.
Theo. f. Myers, b. S. Phelps, John
Lovelace, J. g. Bonwell and Ii. 5,
Foulk, delegates and spectators at the
conventions at Council Bluffs, return.
ed home Wednesday evening.
Tomorrow the races commence
Every indication points to a very III
teresting meeting. The trotting and
pacing roces are filed and there is a
great number of runners here. DOn't
fail to attend.
Audubon will celebrate in proper
style. A regular celebration program
arranged for with $500 worth of fire
works for both day and night all free
If you want to go to the races they
cost only 25c.
q. w. Johnson of the Audubon
laundry was joined by his wife and
two children, Wednesday. They arrived
over the Northwestern from Belle
PLANE, and will make their future
hons in this city.
George w. Hoover enjoyed the lux
ury of robbery Sunday, and seycra
revolvers were taken. On Monday
couple of small boys were arrested fol
the offense, one of which was released
and the other fined s25.
Joseph Mccall, aged about 33 years
died of consumption at his home or
the "ridge," just across the line il
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