Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-05-06

). BUD Renuleman, or Extra, was Visit
ing in Audubon Wednesday.
III. w. Hanna went to Atlantic Tues
day morning on legal business
The Danish folks gave very pleasant
dancing party at the G. A. r. hall last
night.
J. A. Overholtzer left Tuesday evening
for Norfolk and other points in Ne
braska.
Taylor Langwolthy went to Coon
Rapids today, looking up work in sign
painting.
Mrs. ID. l.. Freeman left on Wednes-
day evenings Northwestern train for
Des Moines.
w. II. O'Connell and s. ID. Thayer
have ornamented their business houses
with new awnings,
VIM. Birtch will open barber shop
in the basement under Wilhelm's drug
store next Monday.
John A. Musson shipped another car
of eggs Monday. They go direct to the
Philadelphia market.
For SALE,A bicycle at less than
half price Inquire at G. III. Jones &
Co.'S implement house.
T,a ~ hA nj IN
RE county fair association was in Audu-
bon Wednesday evening
II. j. Campbell left the first Of the
week for Creston to work FOR Tramp
Bros. during the brick making season
Street Commissioner Carper has been
doing some good work the past few days
leveling up the streets with the grader.
Chas. Isham, former resident of Au-
dubon, now of Chicago, was in town
Saturday and Sunday, looking up old
friends and attending to bushes mat
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Musson left
Tuesday for Salem, S. d., to visit at
the home OF Mrs. Musson's parents.
John expects TO be away about ten days,
and his wife will remain several months,
Messrs. w. Ii. Low and Loud Rippey
returned from their trip to Texas Tues
day, Mr. Low stopping at his home in
Atlantic. Mr. Rippey is enthusiastic in
his belief of future prosperity for all
who become residents OF that state
j. T.. Griffith returned Monday from
Carroll where he was confined to his
bed all week by an attack Of appended
tus. He is now much better but it was
thought best that he take few days
vacation, so he went to Carroll Tuesday.
He will return in few days.
Tt is understood that the troubles
connected with the Auditors Office have
been satisfactorily settled and that Il
new bond has been made which will be
presented to the board at their meeting
Saturday. The bondsmen signing on
condition that @. A. Marlin be appointed
deputy.
M. e. Montgomery and wife left We'd
nesday morning, overland, with photo.
graph outfit, for Spirit Lake where they
will remain until October. Gus Keith
expects to leave Friday to join them,
and j. F. Frazier will go as soon as he
finishes up his work so as to close his
gallery for the summer.
Mrs. j. f. Clark and son, Merrill, re-
turned Saturday evening from Indianola
and Sunday the Clark home was placed
under quarantine, Merrill having taken
sick with diphtheria. The child is quite
sick but at this writing is improving.
Wednesday morning Mr. Clark was
taken down with the disease.
w. J. Williamson, the liveryman, is at
present minus two horses, the result Of
trade he made the other day with a
stranger. A smooth gentleman came
along with a good horse which he traded
to Mr.. Williamson for team. Wednes
day evening gentleman from Missouri
Valley came to Audubon and claimed
the horse and established his claim.
Sheriff Jones and Mr.. Williamson are
out today searching for the missing
team and man.
The Audubon Pension board have
made application to the commissioner
for the privilege OF holding meetings
every Wednesday instead Of the first
Wednesday in every month. 1t is pre-
sumed that the application will be
granted The following persons have
ordered here for examination: s. f.
Donaldson, Rock Island; Jas. III. Bell,
Audubon, and Jos. M. Leonard, Girls
void, increase; II. M. Talbot and Albert
J. Phillips, Audubon, original,
The city council at their meeting Mon
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