Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-12-16
Watches and clocks at Cowles'.


Watches and clocks at Cowles'.
Roberts is headquarters for holiday
goods.
j. c. Bonwell, of Viola Center was in
town Monday.
Toys, albums, fancy books and iuve-
nile books at the Fair.
Mrs. G. p Wiley was down from Gray.
for short time Monday.
DO not for ct the dish sale at Bur-
dicks. Special prices for this week
only.
Beautiful holiday goods in jewelry
cut glass and chinaware at
Cowles'.
Hon. A. II. Edwards received some
very fine breeding sheep from Minnesota
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Weldy, of
Sharon township, became parents of a
little girl one day last week.
Jewelry makes nice presents. Call
at Cowles' jewelry store and you will
find something you want.
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Mr.. and Mrs Jonn G. Jensen, of Shar
on township, have a baby girl at their
home since Sunday, December 5.
DR.. Brooks was called over into Shell
by county Tuesday afternoon to visit
Jens Anderson who appeared to be dying
with consumption.
The new telephone wires together
with the electric light wires are making
some of the streets and alleys of Audu-
bon look quite like metropolis.
Holiday goods in abundance and va
riety at the Fair. Toys, albums, books
chinaware, glassware etc. etc.
SToNEBRooK &c MCCALL.
intendent Repass, celebrated her seventy
second birthday last Thursday. Several
of their friends aided them in observing
the occasion.
Karl J. Phelps, of Milton, Vermont,
has been here few weeks visiting his
brother, County Treasurer l.. d. Phelps,
and other relatives and friends. He will
return home in few weeks.
James Kelsey, of Extra, was indicted
by the grand jury and lodged in Jail last
Thursday. He is charged with assault
with intent to rob. 1t is the affair at
Mrs. Poulson's the night of the Macca-
bee entertainment.
The Audubon County Bible Society
will hold it's annual meeting next Sun
day evening, Dec. 10, in the Presbyterian
church. We understand the service will
be participated in by the different
churches of the city.
DR.. Brooks assisted by DR.. Beers, of
Gray, performed a difficult surgical
operation one day last week on Miss
Sadie Forsbeck, daughter of A. Fors-
beck, near Gray, removing an abcess in
the side. She is recovering.
Odd Fellows lodge of this place is con-
public installation of officers
the first week in January. They will
perhaps invite the lodges from Brayton
and Gray to come and take part with
them. Definite arrangements will be
made soon.
Luther Fitch, of Irwin, Shelby county,
is ordered to appear before the pension
examining board at Audubon for exam
ination with view to an increase Of
pension. He was member of the 37th
Illinois Infantry. Hiram Williamson,
of Hamlin, is also ordered to appear be-
fore them on his application for an
original pension. He was member of
the 89th Ind. Vol.
School Notes.
The public school will close on Thurs
day before Christmas for weeks vaca
ton.
The Spears method Of Arithmetic is
regarded with much favor by those who
are able to Judge of its merits. 1t is
used in the first, second and third rooms
This is one of the sup TO date" methods
of Arithmetic.
Professor Hooker will attend the state
eachers, association nt DeS MnineS dur.