Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-04-09
pIIIsbury,s Best flour at tIorton,s.


soft coal.
Roberts Wall Paper is "up to date"
and his prices "down to date"
NJ J. Conner, Rev. Flint's successor
will move to Audubon next week.
See our nice line of lace curtains,
scrim and window shades, |. w. Baker.
Agent llumiston, of the North
Western, was sick with quinsy last
week.
i. James and wife left Saturday
evening for their new home in Des
Moines.
Peter Roth and wife are entertain
ing a new baby boy that arrived Sun
day last
j. e. Mcclure returned Wednesday
morning from Il couple of days visit in
Atlantic.
Those wanting wagon and carriage
work done should call ut Wolfe's ma
chine shop.
l.. N. Day will conduct morning aud
evening services at the Evangelical
church Sunday.
Closing out lot of mems and boys
wool aud fur hats at /. w. Bakers at
cost. Buy one.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Nash left
Monday evening OH their trip to Hot
Springs, Arkansas.
DR.. A. l.. Brooks was confined to his
home by the prevalent influenza the
fore part Of this week.
Frank IIibbs, who has been working
in T. j. Staliord's barber shop. went to
Shelby Monday evening.
Al. Friend went to Creston Satur-
day evening for short visit with his
parents. returning Wednesday,.
Hi Meudenhall returned Friday from
an extended business trip. Iii has
good success in the patent right bust
ness.
The banks were closed Monday after
ternoon in respect Of the memory Of
the little son Of Cashier Coon, of the
Commercial bank.
Or. Chas. w. DeMote expects II visit
next week from his father, J :. De-
Note of AGel, and from his sister,
n - I -,
q. II. Jones 4 Co. are selling Culti-
vators cheaper than any body also
Discs and llarrows. They sell the best
goods for the least money anyway.
At the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath morning, subject-Baptism
for the Forgivness of Sins. In the
evening, subject-The Golden Rod. ALI
are cordially invited.
&. M. Rand, the Kansas City horse
buyer, who was in Audubon last week,
secured car load Of horses Saturday,
which were shipped over the North
western that evening.
NoTICE.-We wish our old patrons
to know that we have established an
agency with John Fl. Kate, the popular
clothier. First class work guaranteed.
.. Evans Steam Laundry.
Mrs. Poulson has completely reno
waited the Commercial House. Every
thing conducive to the comfort of the
guests will be done. The patronage of
the public is solicited. Rates $l.00
per day. 1874
The ball at the opera house Monday
night was one of the most largely at
tended entertainments of the kind
ever given in Audubon. All who at
tended pronounce the evening most.
enjoyable one.
Mrs. Oscar L. Oyerholtzer and baby
of Cumberland are visiting ut the
home of home of Mrs. Overholtzer's
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Charles w.
DeMotte. They will remain in Audu-
bon about two weeks.
The board OF supervisors adjourned
to day after being in session since
Monday. Little business was tran
sacted, outside the allowing of bills.
This feature however was very exten.
sive, Chairman Garmirr stating that
more bills were audited in this session,
that ut any previous Il Getting during
his service on the board.
Easter Sunday WAS properly OBJ
served in the several Audubon
churches with a larger than usual at
tendance. Elaborate floral decorations
and excellent music were the order Of
day. The Methodist church held
special services which was attended by
Godfrey Commandery knights Tenn.
plar. The other churches held services
appropriate to the day.
Rev. L. n. Day has returned from
the Annual Conference of the Eyange-
lical church, held at Washta, Cherokee
county. The appointments for the Au-
dubon district, of which Mr.. Day is
presiding elder are, Audubon, l.. n.
Day, p. E.; Hamlin, M. j. Bonner;
Viola, G. w. Plummer; Anita, John
piumn,ar. Harlan II A Fhrrow. Oak.