Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-04-30
Rev. f. Dickinson went To Neuls

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Monday.
60 to Burnside's for best grades Of
soft coal.
Heath & Milligans Paints at Brick
Drug Store.
| John Both is very sick. now being
confined to his bed.
Marion Jones made n business trip
to Carroll Monday. . ...
Go to Gregg Wolfe for horse shoeing
snd any kind Of repairs.
John Ward went to Kingsley Satur.
day evening 10 look after his bridge
work In Plymouth county.
John kIait and Miss Matte ltoebel
were united IN marriage ut the N. L.
parsonage last Thursday afternoon.
The fanil, "i j J. Esbeck, OF South
Washington s;r-' I, is under quaran.
tine on account Of u case of scarlet
fever.
Deputy Sheriff Carolan Was tran.
sacting official business in Denis",,,
the county seat of Crawford c"uniy,
Monday.
Mrs. 5. J. Jones, who has been visit
ing for some time with her father,
Chas. Stocking, left Monday for her
houie ut Palco, Kansas.
Chas. Bell will leave for Colo this
week where he will join l'erry's Pa
viliOn Uncle Toms Cabin Company.
Charlie will play in the band
The city authorities have sent ont
notices in regard To the cleaning OF
streets and alleys. That il the right
thing To do. Ali the winter acclnula-
ton of dirt should be cleaned out at
once.
Mrs. j. II. Pound received II Telegram
Monday announcing the serious illness
of her mother, and left that evening
for Flint, Michigan where her mother
resides. Mr.. Pound accompanied her
us far as Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. IItnsley re-
turned saturday from their wedding
trip. Mr. and Mrs. Hensley are at
present living with Mrs. Hensey's
parents in llamlin township tut will
come to Audubon to live in II short
time.
E. Baxter is at Cedar Rapids attend
ing the state encampment of the Il. ~
r. as delegate from AIlison post. IL.
w. Wilson received a tele sran from
Mr.. Baxter last evening saying tlaC
the next encampment would be 1T Mar
shalltOwn and that J Judge Josiah Given
had been elected commander tor the
ensuing year.
Some talk is being INDUCED in con-
corning the organization of II base ball
team for Audubon. GO The time was,
when A udubon had first. class aggre-
CATION of ball tOssers. There is no
reason while the old talent should not
be brought from under cover and some
of the new talent collected. Let the
ball players get together and organic"
II team. Base bali furnishes iun '0y
the principals aud aI.pu, e.nent Tor the
rest of us.
Mr.. j. II. Wilkins and Miss Minnie
Upton surprised their many friends
OIL last Monday 10y quietly slipping
away to Omaha and returning rs hrS-
band and wife. No words "f commend.
atiOns are needed for these young PEG.
pie. They are well aud iavOrably
known in our city where both have
spent the greater portion OF their
lives. Harry has at various times
been an employee at the Tribune office
and has proved u most faithful and
efficient workman. lie is now prUprie.
tor of the popular Palace billiard hail.
Miss Upton is n clever young lady
who will make home pleasant and
happy for the husband Vt her choice.
The best wishes OF the Tribune go
with them in their voyage through
! life.-GlenwOOd Tribune. Harry Will
kins was formerly employed In the
REPUBLICAN office AID has ~ number
of friends in Audubon, who will unite
in wishing HIM and his bride "a happy
life.