Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-04-02
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over Talbott's Restaurant.

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over Talbott's Restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Moon have a
very sick baby.
WI. Laubender is building an ad-
dition to his residence.
George Kerr expects to leave Satur.
day for visit at Ames
Miss May Lundy is spending vaca-
ton week with her parents ut Bayard.
The board of county'supervisors will
convene next Monday for the spring
session.
w. w. Smith is enjoying visit from
his cousin, Mr.. Brown, Of Cambridge,
Illinois.
John Roth has moved into one of
the Jas. Davis houses opposite the
Park hotel.
Mrs. Janette Roseman left Saturday
evening to spend vacation week with
friends in Des Moines.
W. A. Welkin, of Atlantic, was in
Audubon, Monday, transacting bust
ness with Chas. Bagley.
w. II. O'Connell and John ii. Mosier
left M Onday evening for Okaboji on
duck hunting expedition.
G. f. Talbot went to Carroll, Satur-
day, for short visit with his parents
returning Tuesday morning.
Chas. Van Horder left Saturday
evening for Colfax where he goes for
few days OF rest and recreation.
Miss Trainor returned Saturday
evening from Davenport where she
has been visiting during the winter.
Al Evans returned to his work at
4 CrestOn, Tuesday. Al has recovered
from his sickness with rheumatism.
Hon. A. H. Edwards spent Sunday at
] his home in Douglas township, return.
ing to Des Moines Monday morning.
Mrs. JnO. A. Nash returned Satur.
day evening from weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Des Moines.
Hart & Eddy put up three handsome
arches in the Odd Fellows hall this
week. This firm is well equipped for all
kinds Of wood working and turn out
very choice work.
James Davis was taken sick very
suddenly while in Charles Bagley's
law Office Tuesday afternoon. Friends
assisted in taking Mr.. Davis home and
he is now reported as having recovered.
County Superintendent Repass, Prof.
f. Z. Hooker, Miss Turner, Miss
Stearns, Miss Shellenberger, Miss Crow
and Mrs. Buthweg are at Concil Bluffs
in attendance at the South West Iowa
educational meeting.
a city directory was completed in
I Atlantic recently and over 5000 people
were found. This announcement start
ed agitation over the question Of estab-
4 fishing mulct saloons. An inyestiga-
4 ton showed the fact that forty
government licenses for the sale of
liquors were held in Atlantic.
Mrs. /. James, of Audubon, will visit
Mrs. Goodrich, of Sixth street, the first
Of next week. Mrs. James will be
joined by her daughter, Miss Eva
James, who is at present in Chicago.
The ladies, much to the JOY of their
friends. expect to make lengthy visit.
Iowa Capital (Tuesday)
When Wallace Van Gorder put up
his cold wave signal Tuesday morning
he brought onto himself considerable
"guying" from the people who thought
spring had come. But the flag was
right all the same, and our glorious
3 Iowa climate played an April Fool
z trick in the most approved style.
& That Manitoba and Gulf railroad is
3 stirring up our eastern neighbors in
= Guthrie, Dallas and Adair counties
4 nightly. According to the Guthrie
4 papers, all that the railroad asks is that
Z $4,000 in stock shall be taken in the
4 county and that the townships through
4 which the road passes shall vote
: per cent tax.
I Godfrey Commandery Knights
4 Templar have accepted the invitation
q of Rev. Dudley to attend Easter SER
z vices at the Methodist church and will
z attend in body. Rev. Dickinson also
q extended an invitation to attend at the
4 Presbyterian church but as the Temp
q lars had attended Rev. Dickinson's
3 church two Casters in succession they
= accepted Rev. Dudley's invitation.