Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-04-21
Audubon Markets.
Corrected every Thursday.

Audubon Markets.
Corrected every Thursday.
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recording or abstract, with the
Davenport Savings Bank.
CHARLES BAGLEY.
J. e. Clark, d. ID. S., Dental Office
ovor Talbott's Restaurant.
200 new patterns in Wall Paper at
| Wilhelm's.
Theo F. Myers was a business visitor
at Lorah over last night.
Joe McFadden is building big barn
out on his farm east of town.
Father Gleason was at Extra Tuesday
night, returning home yesterday.
q. w. Hoover was Des Moines bust ;
ness visitor Monday and Tuesday.
Louis Striker came in from Chicago
Saturday evening to purchase a car of
horses.
Martin Jensen returned home last
evening from a two weeks stay at
Sioux City.
Ed Van Gorder returned yesterday
morning from visit of few days at
Des Moines.
F. B. Davis returned home yesterday
morning from working his patent hog
trough business in Kansas.
Fifteen cars of cattle were shipped
out over the Rock Island from Hamlin
and Brayton Monday evening.
Mrs. J. E. Clark accompanied by her
little son went to Stuart Tuesday to
spend few days with her husbands pa
rents.
P. F. Howell, of Brayton, has just
shipped into market the big train load
of cattle he got from Montana to feed
last fall.
John Weighton accompanied Miss
Lois as far as Atlantic Monday evening
on her return trip to attend school at
Davenport.
A good opportunity to replenish your
stock of White Shirts is offered by the
Thompson Dry Goods Co. See their
advertisement.
J. G. Park, of West Liberty, arrived
here yesterday to visit his friend, Harp
Wilson, and to look after his farm over
in Sharon township.
O. B. Train went out over the Rock
Island Tuesday evening to make deliver
les at Casey, Stuart and Guthrie Center
for the E. N. Taggart Nurseries.
w. H. Cowles and E. A. Taggart de-
parted for Logan Tuesday evening.
They 60 as delegates from the Presby
terian church here and at Lone Star to [
attend meeting of the Presbytery.
1t is said the Rock Island road will
put on another train, flyer, between
Chicago and Omaha, and will rearrange
it's time table. 1t is thought that at
that time, May LIST, the Audubon branch
may get three trains instead OF two. t
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nash started for I
Okobojl Saturday night to superintend )
the erection of neat new cottage which
thep intend building on the lake shore 6
for their use during the coming warm =
weather. II. M. Talbot and Peter Ho- t
bart have been employed to do the car 5
penter work. Mr.. Talbot departed with
Mr.. Nash on Saturday evening and Mr.. /;
Hobart started on an overland drive for
his destination Tuesday.
The man who was arrested last week !
on suspicion that he was robber by {
profession, was released last Saturday. !
He demanded a hearing and it seemed
no evidence of Importance could be Sc ,
cured against him. Although tools were /
found in the room he had occupied at I
Mrs. Poulson's hotel yet he had paid his 5
bill at the hotel and claimed he had left !
there. He was either innocent or pretty
smooth. If he intended to attempt a {
robbery here he was frustrated.
MONEY TO LOAN.
AT g per cent interest, option
al paymentS. with the German