Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-02-27
pinsbury,s Best Flour at Horizons

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Breasted Tuesday.
E. n. Taggart made business visit
to Greenfield last week.
Roberts Wall Paper is sup to date"
and his prices "down to date"
--latest styles of wall paper 8 ::cts. a
roll and up at James daug store.
House for rent in West Audubon.
Inquire OH premises. John Jarman.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. p Christensen is sick with lung
fever
w. J. Faulkner, of Glenwood, is in
Audubon visiting his nephew, Will
Faulkner.
Frank ID. Allen has been confined in
his home by a severe attack of grip
this week
Those wanting wagon and carriage
work done should call at Wolfe's ma
chine shop.
1t would astorish You to see how
cheap James IS selling wall paper, The
latest designs and coloring.
Mi..RKETs.-Ea corn, 16 cts; shelled,
IL, to 16 cts; oats, IA cts; wheat 40 cts;
hogs, 800; cattle, 2 to ESQ and to $50.
Evangelist Blablock will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday at p.
m, after which there will be a baptis'
NAL service.
j. II. Hoober left Tuesday for Colo
RADIO. Mr.. Hoober expects to go 10
Pueblo and from there to Victor or
Cripple Creek,
The theme at the NJ. E. church next
Sunday morning will be THE Foun-
tain of Life In the evening, "The
Way to be Happy"
Miss Doll Kennedy left Saturday
evening for Chicago where she will en-
ter a wholesale millinery house before
the 6nening of the season.
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.
Ellis Harper took charge of school
No. 8 to complete the unfinished term
of Eldorado Martin, whose sickness
compelled him to give up the school.
The Weia all steel full polished, ball
bearing disc harrow is acknowledged
by all to be the best and the slickest
disc in town. Sold at Hoover's Hard
ware Store.
Andrew w. Dales, of Shelby county,
and Miss Ruth Hockett, of Manning,
were united in marriage by Rev. E.
Dickinson at the Presby terrain parson-
age Wednesday.
&c. Blackman, Audubon's new shoe
merchant and his family arrived in
town from De Soto Tuesday evening
Mr.. Blackman will occupy the Davis
residence property.
Hon. A. III. Edwards was home from
Des Moines over Sunday. Mr.. Ed
wards is one the hard working mem
bers and is proving to be an excellent
representative for Audubon county.
LIN. Caps, representing the Des
Moines Leader, was in Audubon Wed.
nesnay. Under the present manage.
ment the Leader is a good paper, and
worthy of the support of the Iowa dem
Ocrats.
The spring like weather Of the past
week is rousing the farmers and pre-
paratiOns are being made for work.
Some farmers expect to sow wheat
next week provided the present wealth
er holds.
Chos. Van Gorder returned Tuesday
from two weeks trip in southwestern
Arkansas. Mr.. Van Gorder says that
he had no use for an overcoat in the
south and saw nothing to remind him
of the fact that the season was that of
mid winter.
J. Il. McGuire returned Tuesday
from Des MONIES where he was in at |
tendance at the meeting of the demo
cratic state central committee, of |
which he is member for the ninth dis |
trict. The meeting was for the pur.
pose of selecting time and place for |
holding the state conventions, and it |
was decided TO hold the delegate con-
vention at Dubuque and the nominal
ing convention at Ottumwa.
Miss Emma Hill, Of Clinton, will
have charge of J. T. Russell's millinery
department the coming season. Miss
Hill will be remembered as having |
had charge of the Russell millinery de-
partment some time ago for three sue
sessive seasous. Since leaving Audu- |
bon Miss Hill has been in Aurora, Lii
nois, in direct contact with the Chica- |
go millinery establishments, and will
be prepared to give the ladies of this |
vicinity the very latest and best in
headgear.
In this issue a report of the financial |
condition of the Audubon electric |
Iioht plont chnwino NOT onlv tho nrac- |