Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-03-03
VIM. Mehle was in Extra on business

!. VIM. Mehle was in Extra on business L.
yesterday. last
ell VIM. Jingst, OF Viola Center, was a Gt
caller Monday. w.
: R. v. Lesson was passenger for At 10
lantic yesterday. Gale
r. H. Garrett moved to Greeley town Co
ship last Tuesday. in to
| w. F. Donaldson was at Hampton on w
. business last week. here
Attorney j. H. Mosier went to Allan Sc
, tic on business today. was
George Gray, of Gray, was at Brayton w
4 on business yesterday. ly a
John Mcfarland, a business man of
Dedham, was here Monday.
{ east
Mrs J. Burdck is in Chicago this them
week buying millinery goods.
j. A. Campbell, of Lincoln township Tues
was in town on business today. gree,
County Recorder Esbeck was at At Ri
lantic on bushes Friday and Saturday. CANS
t Bakers Perfect Barb Wire 721s lbs was
4 will run 80 rods. Sold by G. w. Hoover. r.
Miss Laura Dennis went to Omaha Gutf
yesterday to visit her aunt, Mrs. j. j. rente
Barnes. C.
You will find the Hayworth, the Brown at G.
and the Weir corn planters at g. w. bon
Hoover's. Tn
The Sherwin- Williams Cos. mixed hom,
, paints at Roberts. Also paints oils and nina
varnishes. II
Mrs. A. W. Lyle, of Des Moines came ~ n,
in last evening for visit with the fam his h
lily of WI. Kennedy.
! George Langworthy, nephew of Mr.. capo
and Mrs. Langworthy, of Massena, was Tues
visiting here Sunday.
Mrs. C. A. Krell returned to her home into
at erosion yesterday alter WISH WITH nortl
her son, Rev. S. Krell. week
Miss Laura Forbes, OF Nebraska, came r.
in today on the Rock Island to visit her citiz
sister, Mrs. B. S. Phelps. mann
A. H. Roberts has a new stock of wall oaiie
=, paper just IN The patterns are the lat Fir
:. est and most attractive, and the prices on p
are low. town
" A. Wheelock and wife are enjoying "orh
t visit from her brother who is a men, 10
: Der of the United States cavalry station with
: ed at Ft. Riley Kansas. weel
. Superintendent R. G. Spencer is now ton,
frlI Aedoed KNIGHT Of Pvtbias since post
Tuesday night even if he had to pass
through dangers and trials to attain the Chr
rank. diph
On March Is Geo. Z. Kellogg expects hao
to make trip to Port Arthur max ANU
s ing the trip in the interest of real estate Di
: business there. He tells us several ex- Tues
S pect to 90 on the proposed trip from The
s here. shor
Marriage licenses granted at the usua
: clerks office during the past week are In
e to Anton Nelson and Mary Agard, Frank tbei,
i Myers and Jennie E. May, Peter N. Jor- o;na
d gensen and hirsten hansen II. Z DOT The.
meson and Sine Christensen. MING
b Y Mrs X, O. Holmes, of Kearney, Neb., +,
. is expected here tomorrow evening for a Ed ,
- visit with her friend Mrs. H. y. Funk. S,r;
v Mrs. Holmes will be we'll remembered sner
by Audubon people as her husband was tow,
at one time connected with the law firm tho
of Nash, Phelps & Holmes here, and she exnt
: was for several years an instructor in
the Audubon schools. Il
: ------ mon
0 'On FRIDAY evening repruary 1'1h' DIT scho
the Bilharz home Chapter b. +. of the Mar
P. E. o. society was organized. Mrs. shin
= Robinson, of Cedar Falls, the supreme nlea
organizer, was present as mistress of the onn,
ceremonies. After the business of the
meeting was transacted Mrs. Bilharz
: and Mrs. Clark served very dainty III
lunch. The Chapter starts with ten was
members urdt
James Bell, of Hamlin township, whose A.oe
3 wife died last week at the Council Bluffs 'i-o-
Q hospital, left yesterday for Rome, n Y, 49,
where he goes to get cancer doctored. G.:
p Mr.. Bell has been afflicted WITH the can op"'
Ger some time and has previously
- a. vh,,;o;.r com
y to whom he is going this time. The Do d.
growth is on his forehead. His many
: mad
8 ----- be C.
The board of pension examiners which
n met yesterday in Audubon examined w
( the following: town
3 j. X. Smith, of Iowa City, Iowa Inf, Mrs
4 increase. one
1 John M. Brockway, Audubon, 9th ern
( Iowa Cavalry restoration. year