Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

first of the week.
Go to Gregg Wolfe for horse shoeing
and any kind of repairsE
Hon. b. l. Salinger was d business
visitor i'll Audubon Monday.
l have buckwheat flour for sale at
my residence. A. A. ZANER.
Harry Dickinson left yesterday for
Chicago to resume his dental studies.
John ii. Mosier was at Harlama part
of this week transacting legal bust
ness.
w. w. Sickles, of Extra, was looking
up business matters in Audubon yes
terday.
Lewis TOon, of Indianapolis, is in
Audubon visiting his sister, Mrs. w.
a. Johnson.
Benz. Simpson, accompanied by his
nephew, Dr.. Mullins, Of Atlantic, were
in Audubon Wednesday.
Edward Kirkman, who has been EN-.
ployed in the CloughIy drug store, goes
to Omaha today for visit.
Miss Hart, of J. F.,Russell's force,
has been quite sick the fore part of
the week but is now on duty.
The war talk between England and
Germany struck Market street yester-
day and today, and prices on corn
jumped around lively.
Mr.. J. Nj. Graham will present a
paper on armenia" at the literary
meeting of the Epworth League next
Tuesday evening. All are invited.
J. Burdick will have arspecial flour
sale Saturday, January 18th, and will
offer an unequalIed opportunity to get
high grade flour at low grade price.
DR.. A. L. Brooks returned Tuesday
evening from Chicago where he had
been in company with DR.. Jewell, OF
Viola, who went for treatment in a
hospital.
Supervisors Garmire and Hoegh and
los Walker went to Brayton Monday
evening to attend the public installa-
ton of officers in the l. o. o. F. lodge
at that place,
For SALE-Poland China hogs ELI
gible to registry. Male and female,
for sale on reasonable terms at my
farm four miles west of Gray,
H51-6-w J. A. CAMPBELL.
Captain Brown, of Ames, will in a
short time deliver a gospel temperance
lecture in Audubon, his theme being:
as the Young Man Safe?" Capt.
Brown is said to be an excellent
talker.
A Edwards, representative from
Audubon county to the state legisla-
ture, and G. A. Marlin, delegate to the
meeting of the state agricultural
society, left Tuesday evening for Des
Moines.
The rumor that Marshal Parnham
had resigned seems unfOunded. 1t is
altogether probable, however, that he
will resign February LIST i'll order to
make the necessary arrangements to
commence farming in the spring.
Yesterday morning, at Council
Bluffs, the trial of Isaac Dickerson,
for fraudulent banking, was com
menced before Judge Smith. The
trial promises to be a stubbornly con-
tested one and will no doubt consume
considerable time.
An accident which fortunately did
not result seriously, occurred near the
farm of l. w. Wright, east Of town,
Saturday evening. Miss Steel and Mrs.
Carley were driving home from Audi
bon, in going down hill the neck yoke
came down frightening the horses and
they ran away throwing the. ladies out.
Miss Steel was uninJured, but Mrs.
Carley suffered severe bruises about
the ueiu anu lace.
Veritas Lodge No. 1892, A. T.
and A. M. have arrangements about
completed for their annual banquet
which takes place tomorrow night.
This as we'll as every other entertain
ment under the auspices of Veritas
lodge will be success. Among the
things provided for the evenings
entertainment will be superb art ex-
hibit which has been collected by the
committee in charge after endless
labor.
The meeting called for Monday by
the officers of the Farmers Institute
was well attended and arrangements
completed for very interesting ses.
sion to be held the latter part of this
month. The program is about ar
ranged and will be published next
week. 1t may possibly be trifle soon
to urge large attendance at the ses'