Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-03-05
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oSCdI SOnaTu is Ill huuuOOn NlSlllUS
his cousin, E. r. Haynes.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Phelps went to
Des Moines Tuesday evening.
J. O. Nelson, of Stuart, was an Au.
dubon business visitor Tuesday.
Latest styles of wall paper :cts. a
roll and up at James drug store.
Attorney Z, A. Robb, of Manning
was attending to legal business in
Audubon Monday.
George E. Thompson left Friday fol
the eastern markets to buy his spring
stock of dry goods.
A. I'll. Fritts left Monday evening fol
Prescott, Arkansas, with car load OF
his household goods.
Miss Mary Denote went to Cumber'
land Saturday for couple OF weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Oscar Over
holtzer.
Mrs. Fred Vermilya will 60 to
Chicago next week to purchase mil.
linery stock and secure a trimmer for
the season.
E. ID. Blackman is busy getting his
shoe stock arranged and will be open
open for business Saturday if the bal
ance of his stock arrives.
Hon. Frank p. Bradley was in Au-
dubon Friday and Saturday looking
after business matters and renewing
acquaintance with old friends.
Garden Seeds in bulk from the Iowa
Seed Co. All 1895 home grown seeds
have not been shipped and shipped.
Sold at Hoover's Hardware store.
Alex r. Smith, the Standard Food
man, was in Audubon Saturday. Mr..
Smith has moved from Des MOines to
Omaha and now makes his home in
the latter city.
Six emigrant cars went through Au-
dubon Tuesday. Four cars were trans
ferred from the North Western to the
Rock Island and two from the Rock
Island to the North. Western.
The school election is the next event
on the program. The date for the
election is next Monday, March 9th.
Z. Bilharz and Charles Van Gorder are
the members of the board of education
whose terms expire at this time.
With his usual enterprise J. r..
Pound is again at the front with just
what the farmer needs. He has just
received a new disc harrow sharpener,
the same thing used in the factories,
and is prepared to sharpen discs right.
DO. Elicit moved this week to his
his new home in Guthrie county, about
three miles from Guthrie Center. Mr..
Elicit has lived in Audubon county for
a number of years, and is one of those
good men Il community does not like
lose.
Quarterly meeting service. at Ross
next Sunday evening in the M. E.
church conducted by Rev. Dudley of
Audubon. Love feast to begin at
$50 p. M. preaching at 1880. No SER
vice in the morning except Sunday
school.
US. Beebe and Miss Mary d. Null
ford, daughter of S. M. Milford, of
Douglas township, were united in mar
riage by Rev. 1. II. Elliot at the Sum-
mers' school house last Saturday even
ing, in the presence of of a number of
their many friends.
Pete Hansen, the genial clothing
salesman at J. Friend 81 Sons store,
walks with limp and has his face
decorated with large sample of court
plaster. Peter tried to enjoy little
equestrian entertainment Sunday, but
the horse had the most fun.
The REPUBLICAN received letter
this morning bearing the card of the
New York Central Railway company.
We thought we had received a letter
from Chauncey M. Depew, offering us
transportation over his railroad, or
something of that kind. On opening
the letter however, the delusiOn was
speedily dissolved. J. f. Russell had
sent us "copy" for carpet advertise
ment. We thought he went to New
York OH purpose to get out of adyer-
Using for a couple of weeks, but
evidently he was unable to resist the
still small voice calling him to duty.
When a merchant takes the trouble to
write an advertisement, while travel.
ing OH a,railway train, and send it.back
a thousand miles to his local paper, the
people may be sure that he wants them
to call at his place Of business.
The new.city officers were installed in
their respective offices Wednesday eve
ming, and the roster now reads: r. l.,
Harris, mayor, Il. b. Creveling, record
err, John Reinemund Jr, treasurer