Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-02-20
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d. II. GarneUC is c0nnned TO his Deu
with rheumatism.
House for rent in West Audubon.
Inquire on premises. John Jarman.
Mrs. L. V. Bellas was quite sick the
fore part of the week, but is now bet
ter.
y son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Archer living northeast of town, We'd
nesday.
VIM. Hawley Smith will show you
what to read and show you how to read
March It'll
Those wanting wagon and carriage
work done should call at Wolfe's ma
chine shop.
Geo. Foley and w. w. belong took
Il car of horses to the Chicago market
Wednesday.
Miss Alice Bryan, of Lewis, is in
Audubon visiting her sister, Mrs. G. G..
Langworthy.
Mrs. Grant Stonebrook andIbaby re-
turned last evening from visit with
relatives in Extra.
III. w. Wilson was on the sick list
this week undergoing a siege from the
prevalent influenza.
Nj. Hemingways & Sons Silk Floss
in full line of colors and shades for
sale by l. w. Baker.
ii. E. Pendleton, of the Park hotel,
went to Harlan on business Monday,
returning Wednesday.
Mrs. ii. NJ. Talbot returned yester-
day from two weeks visit with her
sister in Jasper county. .....
VIM. Hawley Smith wrote the "Evo-
luton Of Dodd," a book that will in
terest any one who will read it.
d. A. Railsback, who sold his farm
to Il. ii. Beason last week will hold a
public sale on the Goth of this month,
preparatory to moving to California in
the spring.
Myrtle ID. Graves and Miss Minnie
Berg were united in marriage at noon
Wednesday at the home of w. Fl. AL
drich. Rev. Blalock performed the
ceremony.
Justice Grays court was busy We'd
nesday with the case of j. f. Luse vs.
Heath & Jones. ii. u. Funk appeared
for the plaintiff and Wonn and Noon
for the defense.
Don't forget VIM. Hawley Smiths
lecture, given in the interest of the
public schools. 1t will be q rare treat
to any one who may hear him, and no
one can afford to miss it. March 18th.
At the NJ. E. church next Sunday
morning the subject will be, "Jacob,
the Prince of God" The evening ser.
mon will be from the text, "They cru
| city to themselves the Son of God
afresh-"- Hebrews &c.
The literary which has been holding
meetings in the Foley school house in
Melville township will meet hereafter
at the TT. Sumpter school house.
Members and others attending are re,
quested to note this change.
At the meeting of the Audubon
county teachers association last Sat
urday, a resolution was passed express
ing the sympathy of members of the
association for their brother teacher
Eldorado Martin, who is very sick.
The adjuster for the Northwestern
Fire Insurance Co. was in town Mon
day and Tuesday to make good the loss
by fire at the Lone Willow school house
The company, through the adjustel
and their agents Nash & Phelps settled
very promptly and without quibbling
The revival meetings at the court
house conducted by Evangelist Bla
lock, are well attended and consider
able interest is manifested. A specia
service will be held next Sunday at ;
p. m. after which the ordinance of bap
tism will be administered at the Bap
fist church.
Five citizens of Audubon count,
have been notified to appear in Council
Bluffs for jury duty in the United
States court for the March term. J. B
Rendleman and III. w. SteaIns will
serve as grand jurors, and Z. Bickle
haupt, Geo. w. Hoover, and M, f. Jen
kins will be on the trial jury. Cour
will begin its session March 10.
The first of the week change was
made in the firm of Walker & Kerr
proprietors of the Eagle Clothing
House. Alex. ID. Walker disposed d
his interest to Mr.. Kerr, and the firm
name is now Kerr 81 Son. J. III. Hoo
Der, who has represented Mr.. Walker
in the business retired Monday. Mr.
Hoober has not yet determined what
line of business he will enter, but will
probably remain in Audubon for the
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