Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-09-02

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Roberts is closing out wall paper at
half price. 34-2 I
! Hear Ed Ruff sing at the M. E. church
Friday evening a
Go to Burnsides' for best grades of
! hard and soft coal. n
| 1. L. Statzell, of Extra, was an Audu-
bon visitor yesterday. a
| The REPUBLICAN only SLIGO per year
| if paid in advance before December /. il
Mayor Hanna, Marshal Carper and E.
Baxter were Sunday visitors at Coon C
Rapids.
Prof. w. H. Brinkerhotf, of Brayton, c
was in town yesterday on business and fl
made us pleasant call.
Frank l.. Taylor, of the north part of Q
Leroy township, with his family, visited Il
with relatives down near Atlantic over
Sunday. .
Earl Jump left over the noon train S
Tuesday for Des Moines where he will
attend Drake University during the com Y
ing year. .
VIM. OConnell, Thos. Wilhelm, Geo.
Gray, Marion Jones, Clarence Drake ~
and John Jones attended the fair at At o
lantic Tuesday.
Messrs. Fred Vermilya, j. H. Kate, w. f.
H.. Cowles and Chas. Van Gorder left vi
yesterday for two days chicken shoot ri
over in Guthrie county
Mr.. Il. S. Van Gorder, of Audubon, is e
the guest of Mr.. Hollis Rawson. They ST
were classmates at Harvard.-Des n,
Moines Leader Sunday
w. c. Elliott returned yesterday morn n,
ing from Cre3ton where he had been M
called by the illness of his brother who re
was suffering with appendicitis.
LosT-From buggy on last Friday, a X
light weight brown mixed coat with D;
gloves in pocket. Finder please leave at Fl
BILLIARDS. store for owner, Il. f. Green. M
L. E. Hollowell, of the Atlantic Tele-
graph, and DR.. A. d. Mccall, of Allan in
tic, were in Audubon Thursday night. D
We acknowledge fraternal call from d,
the former. 81
Alex. Cameron, son of John Cameron,
of Lincoln township, died yesterday and A
will be buried today. The young man m
was about sixteen years of age and was R
sick some time. n
Mrs. w. M. Rucker, of Greeley town.
ship, has been at the home of her father h
r. N. Carper, the past week, nursing her W
little child through a serious sickness. d
| The little one is better. !
r. M. Carpenter came in yesterday
from his Texas trip. He is favorably L
impressed with the country around the if
town of Eagle Lake and will probably g
commence the publication of newspa- h
per at that point in few weeks. O
| Mrs. Whitman returned yesterday
morning to her home at Rock Island af- d
ter three weeks visit with her fl
daughter, Mrs J. S. Dart. Mrs. Dart Ii
and daughter, Augusta, accompanied t.
Mrs. Whitman as far as Atlantic. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. McKarahan re-
turned home Tuesday from their two il
weeks visit at West Branch. Mabel t.
and Elmer McKarahan who have been b
spending the summer with their grand n
parents in that city accompanied their n
parents home.
Rev. Clemmer drove over to Atlantic
this morning to catch the train to Oska- /;
loosa where he goes to attend the state a
convention of the Christian church. He C
will return Saturday, accompanied by E
Mrs Clemmer, who has been visiting in
Illinois some weeks. !;
Mrs. Frank Moore who has been visit t.
ing wieh her brothers, Frank and Ed. a
Rice left over the North Western yester o
day morning for her home at Laurel, a
Nebr. Miss Eva Rice is expecting to C
leave for Laurel in about two weeks to
remain year with her aunt, Mrs. Moore. g
Our readers will notice we publish the G.
| real estate transfers of Audubon county IN
for the past week in this issue. We also a
publish All Audubon market report. II
| We are sdaring no pains to make the I
REPUBLICAN thoroughly worthy of your
support as local and home political il
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Ogden. of What n
Cheer, who were visiting relatives and n
friends at Hamlin and here the past "
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