Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-11-25
j. A. HuIIlsToN, Agent.

No. Pass. 900 ~ IN. No. Limited 3 ;Sl Il. IN !
No 4, Linn ted $40 p.la No. 8, Pass IL: 26a m !
Audubon Markets. /,
Corrected every Thursday, =
Wnea'''''.'' $500. ''''''''''' * ~ 70 ,etc
Corn, W ,eego
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Butter, ........... ........--.l6 10 loc
Potatoes SO to ace
Hog, No 70 .S e. 20
j. E. Clark, d. d. S., Dental Office
ovor Taibott's Restaurant.
Judge Thornell opened court at At
lantic Tuesday.
Earl Jump made business trip to
Extra yesterday.
Wilson Pingree came over from Guth-
RE county Oh business Monday.
Andrew Buckper, OF Viola township,
went to Anita for short visit yesterday.
/ VIM. Newman and wife, OF Audubon
township were in town on business
1
Monday. -
At w. H Cowes you will find an ele,
cant line Of silverwarc, chinaware ana
cut glassware
VIM. Ellck, Of Marine, left on the noon
train Yesterday after weeks visit AT
the home of Geo. Harmon.
Miss May Lundy, teacher in the
urinary DEPARTMENT, is spending Thanks
! giving with friends in Brayton.
u, "oseoburg has purchased some
very fine bIo0deo =. "''A'''' Wv.
to make that business Special.
School his adjourned till Monday.
This is so Thanksgiving time can be
thoroughly enjoyed by pupils and teach
| erS.
Miss Abbie Brown departed for her
home at Lawrence, Kansas, Tuesday
after weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
j. M, Graham.
Mrs. VIM. Conner and Miss Nellie
Rea rden came in from Bloomington, ILL.,,
yester day morning to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with Mrs. r. Morrisey and family.
Sam Hunter received word Tuesday
that his brother was i'll and departed
yesterday for his home at Omaha, where
he will probably spend the coming
winter.
H.. Herbert expects to leave here
next Saturday for Washington, d. c.,
where h. will resume his duties as file
clerk in the national House of Repre-
sentatives.
Hon. Walter /. Smith, of Council
Bluffs, will be the presiding judge at the
approaching term of court commencing
December 7. The term does not prom
Use to be very long one.
Marriage licenses granted at the
clerks Office the past week are: James
c. Strahl to Mary Winters, j 0. Wade |
to IIIona M. Harter, Herman Ullerich to
Nancy Christine Ketelsen and John
Folly to Jennie Burns.
Yesterday afternoon in nearly all the
rooms in our city schools literary exer-
cises were conducted. They were mostly
appropriate to the occasion of Thanks
giving. The program of the Longfellow
society in the high school was the most
elaborate.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sutton, of Maiden,
Ill.,. arrived IN the city yesterday morn
ing to spend Thanksgiving at the home
of Judge W. r. Green. Judge Green is
expected homo this morning from hold
ing court at Council Bluffs to spend the
day with his family.
William Hawley Smith, of Peoria. ILL.,,
who delivered very entertaining and
interesting lecture here year or so ago,
has been secured to deliver another
lecture here in the interests OF the city
schools. The date is fixed at Feb. 4.
DR.. Koch, Hon. T. l.. Kelly, Tom Nc
Govern and @. X. Hallock, OF Rrayton,
and Sam Brown, of Extra, came down
on the north branch last evening with
live stock for the Omaha market. Il. G.
Jenkins, returning from the west, met
them here and they spent the evening
in the city.Atlantic Telegraph.
w. OConnell was at Atlantic Tues
day to attend the funeral of his sisters
husband, FL G. Cappellar. Deceased
was an employee Of the First National
Bank OF Atlantic and was held in very
high estimation by the people. At the
| time OF the funeral most or the business
houses closed for an hour out OF respect
for him.
The ladies of the Columbian Club are
preparing for Female Minstrel" to be |
given at the opera house on the even
ings of December 9th and 7th. 1t will
be great treat and no one should miss
seeing the Columbian Ladies when
BACKED. They are preparing some of the