Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-11-10

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Audubon Markets.
Corrected every Thursday. e
Wheat, "....................... .,.........,. 49c
Corn,. &c
New Corn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. zoe
Barley. . .5ec p
IVY 2 9o
E"gs.s........,.... ..,..... loc
Potatoes ............ .................. .sVc
ca Cattle, to s 81
OPTION FART LOANS. 8
E per cent, interest once a
year, Sl00 payments, no fee for i
recording or abstract, with the '
Davenport Savings Bank. e
CHARLES BAGLEY. :
J. E. Clark, D. D. s., Dental Office = q
over Talbott's Restaurant. /
Go to Burnsides for best grades of
hard and soft coal. /
T. F. Wilhelm spent Sunday with his T
brother in Atlantic. II
John Sherman was an Atlantic bust
ness visitor Monday.
Jim luton, of Gray, was an Audubon |,
business caller Monday. Il
Mrs B. S. Phelps visited between o
trains in Atlantic Tuesday.
Go to Musson's for hand picked nut n
coal, especially for cook stoves +
Frank Hepburn was in Des Moines a :
few days the fore part of the week. =
w. w. Smith expects to so to Spring
| field, Mo-, today to visit his mother.
Tod O'Brien has been quite sick with Y
rheumatism for the past two weeks.
Miss Mae Reinemund returned Satur- t
| hay evening fLom a short visit with I
friends in Shelby. /
Rev. Groendyke, of Carroll. addressed
the social gathering at the Presbyterian
church last evening. +
Miss Maud Lynch left Monday even 8
| ing for few days visit with friends in j
Brayton and Atlantic. n
Miss Minnie Lane departed Monday
for Sioux City where she will visit
short time with relatives.
HOG LosT.-Strayed away in town C
| last Thursday one black SOW. Please 2
Teave information at this office. c
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! Charlie Rose departed Tuesday morn
ing for Pueblo, Colo, where he will spend
the winter with his grand father. C
Frank Mantz came in from Lincoln, :
Nebr, Tuesday afternoon to exercise his .
right of suffrage. He returned Wednes !
day morning. h
Mrs. Daisy Pangburn. who has been
visiting at the home of E. V. Booth for
some time, returned to her home in v
Adair Saturday. /
Mrs. Hans Christensen and little child i
left Sunday for Chicago where Mrs.
Christensen takes her child to resme its =
treatment for it's crippled limb. .
Mrs. Coles, Mrs. Langford Mrs. {
Hughes and Miss Davis, all of Bagley,
visited few days the fore part of the Y
week at the home of Lawyer Gray. '
STEER Losr.-From Runyon pasture. 0
Marked with hole either in one or both
ears. Reward for return. u
452 MUssoN Son. Q
Mrs S. r. Stanley, of Stuart, visited il
between trains at the home OF DIR. j. =.
Clark. She had been visiting at Omaha
and stopped here on her return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lippincott left for their L
home in Carson after pleasant visit Of a
a few days at the home OF Joe Moon. Mr.. c
Lippincott is brother-in law of Mr.. {
Moon. s.
Quarterly meeting at the Audubon D
Evangelical church will be held next =
Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings, e
November IS, 10 and 90. Elder Yerger !,
will be present. All are invited. "
Mrs Miller who has been visiting
here with her son, DIR. Miller, for some q
time, departed for her home in Des =
Moines Tuesday morning accompanied =
by the Doctor who will visit at her home .,
few days. y
Ed. Frick arrived from Colorado Sat r
urday evening accompanied by his wife W
who went to Atlantic Saturday morning N
to meet him. He brought two car loads 6
of sheep with him to put on his farm CT
east of town. fc
Mrs. John Reinemund received a
telegram Monday morning announcing
the death of her half. sister in Prairie
City, Minnesota, and Mrs. Reinemund
and her daughter Mae left Immediately d
for that place to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Rodgers and the Misses Bilharz, u
Visca Overholtzer and Bertha Farguson