Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-05-20
Miss Ora Evans went to Stuart Wed.
nesday evening.

Miss Ora Evans went to Stuart Wed
nesday evening.
H. M. Talbot went to Loup City, Ne.
braska Tuesday.
Chas. Dennis and Elmer Railey were
Sunday visitors in Harlan.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
O'Connell Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Theo. F. Myers has been quite
sick for several days but is now i'm.
proving.
The hardest name in the world for our
competitors to forget is the Mccormick
sold by G. w. Hoover.
Mesdames Kelsey and Connrardy, OF
Extra, came up to Audubon Wednesday
for short visit with friends.
VIM. Dryden is buying up a car OF
horses which will be shipped to the
Kansas City market this week.
One week from tonight, May ~, the
Danish society will give dance at the
G. A. II. hall on the south side.
Hon. w. r. Green is in Niobrara.
Nebraska, attending to some legal bust
ness in which he is interested.
Miss Mary Denote has had charge Of
the Columbian Library during Mrs.
Hurd's absence at Coon Rapids.
Theo. Guitar, of Council Bluffs,
deputy state oil inspector, was in Audi
bon Monday visiting H. w. Wilson.
Mrs. Will Bailey arrived in Audubon
Wednesday evening from Coon Rapids
where she has been visiting her sister.
HI. F. Andrews and A. J. Corbin have
been ordered to appear before the PEN
sion examiners for increase of pensions.
Henry Wells, of Hamlin township. was
badly hurt by fall from his horse this
morning, suffering broken shoulder
blade
Haven't you noticed that there are
more Mccormick binders and mowers
in use than all other machines combined?
old by G. w. Hoover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Low returned Sun
day morning from visit in Atlantic.
They were accompanied by Mr. Lows
sister, Miss Jennie Low.
S. G. Handles is in town this morning
and says that the rain storm last night
was very heavy in his part of the county,
fences etc, being washed out.
Chas. Hensley was up from Extra to-
day settling up some business affairs
prior to moving to Nebraska. He will
leave for his new location next week.
Take minute and think that the
Mccormick binders and mowers have
lead the grain and grass cutting family
for the last sixty years. Sold by G.. w.
Hoover.
Frank Robinson and Chas. Currey re-
turned Monday from Crawford county
where they have been doing bridge work.
A gang of men will soon be started on
the public bridge work in this county.
+. B. Davis returned this morning
from Anita where he has been attending
to business matters. He and his partner,
III. Mendenhall, except to start east next
week on a trip in the interests Of their
patent hog trough.
The school board will meet this week
to arrange for the taking up Of the old
school bonds President Nash, of the
board having secured a very advan-
tageous sale for the new bonds at a
lower rate of interest.
III. S. Wetherell, of Republican City,
Nebraska, a former residnnt of this
county, was calling on old friends here
today. Mr.. Wetherell is editor of the
Independent at Republican City and ex-
tended this office fraternal CALL
A verdict of guilty will assuredly be
recorded against you if you fail to ex-
anime the Mccormick binder and
mower Guilty of missing the oppor-
tunity of your life, guilty of being in the
rear of the possession. Sold by G. W.
Hoover.
Judge Macy came to Audubon We'd
nesday evening and opened court this
morning. The judge is here to try the
case of j. p. Mountain against w. FL.
Low and others. for Judpe Green. After