Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-02-10
Harry Webster, OF Shelby county, was
in town yesterday.

Samuel Jordan, Of near Ross, was Hs
among our callers Saturday in to
Miss Nellie Ellis returned home Fri Oh
day evening from an extended visit at last
Omaha
Mrs. VIM. Burtch returned from At amo,
lantic Sunday, where she had been Wis
ting friends. MI
" son,
Miss Mary Wilson is sick this week n;oh
and the public misses her at the post n,
Office window.
4 Riddlesbarger & Fay are putting up reng
large quantity of ice in the ice house II,
back of the posoifice Gre,
Il F. H. Adams was at Atlantic Tuesday Mon
attending meeting of the Green Bay M
lumber yard managers. is vi
The Rock Island Railroad is going to H.
build new depot at Atlantic in the ~
spring, SO it is announced Gree
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h d. w. Randolph went to Corning
Tuesday to look at a draft stallion he
contemplates purchasing gun
Ben Train, who has been working for NV
E. N Taggart's nursery up in Grundy III
county, came home Sunday. gam
r. -, dow
feeding steers at Chicago and brought r.
them in on the North Western yesterday arri
morning. will
Martin Esbeck and Chris Henriksen M
went out on the Rock Island yesterday east
on several days business visit to TOW
Council Bluffs and Omaha j>Y
Two tramps have been in charge of tow
the town marshal the pas few days. hou
They have been given meals and have hou
been doing work on the streets. 7
| DIR. Eyer celebrated his birthday Sun wor
day. Several of his friends aided him Will
in the pleasant undertaking and pre- tlfu
sented him with nice arm chair M
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The themes for the sermons at the MOI
Christian services at the court house for witt
next Sunday will be: Morning Peter, erol
Man or Vicegerent." Evening "The 7
Divine Message" was
Neils Bolesen will make public sale wit
at his home a miles east and ] y miles qua
south of Elk Horn, Thursday, Feb a. G
Horses, cattle, hogs, corn and farm i'm the
plements. Usual terms. will
TUESDAY morning a special stock train Ne
on the 9. n. w. starting at Manning n
collided at Carroll with switch engine lad
at the west end of the yards. 1t was so Coo
! foprU fha me conl1 Int
loss9 INC 'iieh 'o"iu see puC three or ser'
four rods distance Engineer Wittring
was killed. The engines were wrecked
but the cars but little damaged Ne'
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Adam Fiscus, Of the west part of Doug his
las township haa mss garden piow mooei Gu
in town the other day getting photo.
graph and arranging for some cuts SO as .
to get out printed matter He made the Vi
model with all it's attachments b;nosaIf last
which shows him to be fine mechanic nee
} 1t is very useful and valuable article, 'io
J is patented, and we hope Mr. Fiscus will \
do well with it. sal,
A q Thomas of Atlantic hoe ,oosod has
: the Park Hotel and is having it fixed up. 'ni
He is man of extended hotel experience an'
and is successful man. He came yes
terday, Mrs. Thomas and their daughter coo
having come the day previous. We hope urd
they will find their business here profit viii
able and that their stay here 0ill be tina
agreeable. They will be ready for bust bat
ness in day or so. :
W. F. Gray who lives two miles north no,
of Cameron center, lost his dwelling mex
house by fire last Saturday morning. the
Our Gray correspondent notices the loss RE
in his column Mr.. Gray had $500 in mig
surance on the house and 800 on the fav
contents in the Hawkeye, written by G. r.
F. Brown. This is not enough to cover ~,
the loss but will be great help in re- M,
building and ,refurnshing.
Andrew Currier, whose home has re- 106
Gently been in Atlantic, but who is fire. hou
quently and is now here with his son, A. and
N Currier, received pension few days III
ago It is what is known as fathers Nj
pension. He gets it because of the death 49,,
of son, we believe at Helena, Arkansas, 49,
when in his country's service during the 49,.
war. The pension is $1,000 per month
and back pay since 1885, Congressman
Hager aided him in securing it. 1t is
worthily bestowed. D.
| Our new engine is arrived and is in