Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-12-09
Toys af all kinds at the Fair.

Tom Davis, OF Viola township, was in
'wn yesterday.
Do not forget the dish. sale at Bur
icks next week.
Santa Claus always makes headquar-
srs at Roberts store.
w. H. Low came up from Atlantic
londay returning oA the noon train.
Christmas trees ior sale. Any size
Up to eighteen feet high. e. N. TAoaARr.
w. w. Perrine, of Lincoln township,
vas in Audubon on business yesterday.
Mrs. w. w, Smith went to Casey last
'vening on business and to visit friends.
Mrs. Scott went to Hamlin yesterday
% stay for while at the home of Henry
Young.
At w. H. Cowles' you. will find an ele-
CANT line of silverwarc, chinaware and
cut glassware.
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Mrs. III. u. ~~..~.. alt. 4..rs. Woodward
of Lewis, visited from Friday until Mon
day at the home of Chas. Vail.
Mrs. Nellie Hill left for Omaha Mon.
day after several weeks visit ut the
Mcclure home.
Mrs. John Ward returned home Tues
day evening from several days visit
with friends at Des Moines.
Rev. Hinkhouse returned home Tues
day evening from attending the session
Of the Presbetery at Essex.
Mass was said at the Catholic church
Yesterday and the immaculate concep-
ton services were observed.
Regular meet ing of Allison Post, No.
81 G. A. r., Friday evening in Harp
shop for election and inspec.
ton.
Matt Williams who now has charge
Of Geo. Gray's horse, Aleck, ut Gray,
went to Omaha Monday returning Wed.
nesday.
John b. Gilbert who lives just over
.he Guthrie county line east of Mel
vile township was in town Tuesday
md called.
Mrs. II. A. Arnold went to Omaha
morning where she will re-
main for a short time visiting friends
md relatives.
Court Reporter b. o. Burlington, Of
Council Bluffs, was accompanied here
his week by his wife and little son, who
ire guests of Mrs. Stotts.
Ellis Harper is still at Grand juno
ion and is improving very slowly in
Iced. He is able to sit up but very
title. His mother is still with him.
The most com plete and largest and
inest line of china and fancy glassware
ever brought to the city, at the Fair,
SToNEBRooK & MCCALL, Proprietors.
Steve Schrieber, former resident OF
this city, came in from his home at
Chicago Friday morning and has since
been transacting business and shaking
hands with former friends.
At Odd Fellows lodge here Monday
night the following we're elected as Off
GERS for the next term: H. j. Cooley, N.
g.; VIM. Kelly, Jr., V. g.; VIM. Kelly,
Sr., Sec'y; James Chandler, Treas.
Everybody is cordially invited to visit
the board of trade rooms. Continuous
market quotations free to all.
Call and see us,
1872 J. r. WHITNEY, Broker.
Joe Cam, VIM. Moreland, John More
and Abe Dixon, JAS. wager, August
Hickman and Lou Roth departed on an
excursion for Ell Campo, Texas, Tuesday
via the North Western and M. X. Il.
railroads.
The Misses Gene and Emma Culver
returned home Tuesday evening from
Missouri, having stopped en- route for
brief visit with relatives and friends at
Des Moines and Anita. Miss Gene Gull
YER has been visiting with friend at
Adhesion, Mo, and Miss Emma has
,een engaged In trimming at Larimer
Mrs. John Griffin died very suddenly
It her home twelve miles west OF the city
Tuesday morning and was buried today
It the Catholic cemetery south OF town.
services being held here at the Catholic
,hurch by Father Gleason. The lady
vas quite aged. Her husband preceded
Ter in death last winter.
Mrs. Sim Van Scoy and little daugh-
er, Lenore, who have been visiting for
he past two weeks at the home of John
Van Scoy departed on the noon train
yesterday. They went first to Atlantic
o make short visit at the home OF
Rev. Dudley, going from there to Indian
la after which they will return home