Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-02-13
PiIIsbury's Best Flour at Horizons.
Eldorado Martin is on the sick list.

PiIIsbury's Best Flour at Horizons.
Eldorado Martin is OH the sick list.
Miss Mary Wilson is employed in
the post Office last week.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. f. NJ. Leet,
Friday, February 9TH, a son.
House for rent in West Audubon.
Inquire OIL premises. John Jarman.
:, Those wanting wagon and carriage
work done should call at Wolfe's MAJ
chine shop.
TIP. Hobart, of Defiance, was in Au-
dubon Monday. Mr.. Hobart is rela-
tive of Peter Hobart of this city.
The force of clerks at Geo. e.
Thempson's dry goods store are busy
as bees taking the annual invoice.
Gregg Wolfe is prepared to do first
class horse shoeing at reasonable
prices. Try him OH your next job.
Taylor Langworthy has secured the
Overholtzer block barber shop and
moved into his new location Monday.
The subject at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday evening will be
"The Humbling of Observation-Disclosures"
Fred Low returned to Audubon
Tuesday morning after spending
several months in a Chicago pharmacy
school.
Joe Mclaughlin, of Pawnee, Oklaho-
ma. formerly of Audubon, was married
to Miss Sadie Wetters, of Pawnee,
Wednesday of last week.
Nate Carper is crying more sales
than anybody. He had the big Jones
sale and also has A. J. Story's big sale
for the goth of this month.
Three fires, in as many different
parts of the county were reported
Wednesday afternoon; one at Brayton,
the Lone Willow school-hOuse, and a
creamery in Sharon township.
Mrs. J. T.. Carmichael has issued over
two hundred invitations for the must
cal recital February IS. Everybody is
Invited. An admission of 10 cents will
be charged for the purpose of paying
expenses. ..... ~,
The county clerk issued marriage
licenses this week as follows: Freeman
Gwin, Blanch Wright; Geo. c. Rasen-
bek, Anneken NJ. Meng, Chris Haderer,
Dollie Steele; Geo. Martin, Elizabeth
J. Heath.
The revival meetings at Viola Center
Evangelical church under the charge
of Rev. G. w. Plumer, continue with a
large attendance and good interest
Thus far thirty-five have professed
convention.
Judging from a sale which took
place on the streets last Saturday, the
demand for horses is not remarkably
brisk. The team sold for $3.50. the
whole outfit team, buggy, a double and
} single harness brought $2400.
The operation for appendicitis was
} successfully performed at Des Moines
last week and as result Rev. r. Ii
Lint is now recovering as rapidly as
} could be expected. This will be glao
news to his Audubon county friends
He will not be able, however, to leave
the hospital short of four weeks.
Mrs. J. L. Carmichael assisted by
fifteen of her pupils of Audubon vii
give musical recital February 1871
at the Russell opera house. Mrs. Car
michael's aim in having recltals is tt
advance her pupils and give them con
fdence before the public. An admis
sion of 10 cents will be charged to de
fray expenses.
Very little interest is manifest thus
far, in the coming city election, which
will be held on March 2. A mayor
three councilmen, recorder and treas
urer are to be chosen. The officials, tt
whom successors will be named ar
H. w. Hanna, mayor; councilmen
Theo. +. Myers, b. S. Phelps and I
Bilharz; f. Vermilya, recorder and W
H. Cowles, treasurer. We understand
that an opportunity will be given t
vote on the question of allowing tn
council to sell the electric light plant