Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-10-06
Mrs. S. Ulrich is quite sick this week

Mrs. S. Ulrich is quite sick this week
Lawyer Geo. w. Cosson was Carroll
business visitor Friday. e
Go to Musson's for hand picked nut
coal, especially for cook stoves.
Sam Garmire was in town Saturday
getting felon on his thumb lanced.
Frank Hepburn, j. f. Russell's new
clerk, was an over Sunday visitor at q
Des Moines
W. A. Kester, of Springdale, Cedar II
Co., is visiting with his brother, T. c.
Hester, of Gray. A
MIR. and Mrs. Sylvester AIRY departed
for their new home in Battle Creek 81
Monday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. James Davis entertained b
at their home last Sunday buss load
of people from Extra.
j. A. Kerr was in town few days this
week on business, They like their Lake
View home very much .
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben B. Carr, Miss Lola
Chamberlain and Mr. Arthur Harmon :,
wese picnlcing in Extra last Sunday. :,
Mrs. X. Taloott and two children, of
Cherokee, are in the city this week :.
visiting with c. L. Talbot and family. :
Z. ID. Blackman and wife and little
child left for Des Mones Monday to at q,
tend the Semi ON Sed exercises this W
week
G. A. Farnham, of Ross, has a large
quantity of excellent grapes for sale. He :,
will sell them at his farm or will deliver
them.
Keen Kutter saws, Keen Kutter knives, u
Keen kutter sissors, Keen Kutter 81
razors. Every one fully warranted. Sold
by g. w. Hoover S
j. p. Tharnish drove over to Guthrie 0
Center Friday with his fast horse,
Honest Dick, which he entered in the .
races held there this week. {,
Will Eyer returned Monday evening
from the north part of the state where G
he has been all summer working with r
One of John Wards bridge gangs.
A. H. Roberts and wife left Monday /
morning for Omaha to attend the ex n
position few days. While there Mr.. +
Roberts will purchase his holiday goods.
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arrived in our city Saturday morning p
and visited until Tuesday morning at Il
the home of w. Fl. McLeran and wife,
Georges parents. n
Mr.. VIM. Smiley, of Walnut, and his Q
sister, Mrs. r. w. Hinkhouse, of Wilton, 81
sister-in-law of Rev. j. +. Hinkhouse,
came in Saturday to visit at the Presby- L
terian parsonage. n
r. Clifford, of West Liberty was in :"
the city yesterday, guest of Sheriff Hill Il
and family. He was on his way home
from visit with his brother in Audi 81
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j. f. Frazier returned Saturday from :,
an all summers stay at Omaha and re-
sumed possession of his photograph :,
gallery which he had leased to Mr.. =
Adams during his absence. =
John Loyelace, of Cameron township, W
who has the distinction and honor of
opening the agitation in Iowa in favor
of increased pay to volunteer soldiers :.
while in the service by letter TO the =
State Register has recently received
letter from Gov. Tanner, of Illinois, APP :
proving the sentiments.
Among the Rock Island passengers .
for Omaha Monday morning to attend =
the exposition this week are the follow G
ing: JAS Hart Will Roberts and wife, A
Elworth Lee and wife. Lou Lee and ;,
wife, Chas. Benton and wife, Minnie and
Edith Lane, Alice Kopp Dell Cole,
Grace Stanfeld, Misses Dora and Edna s.
Detwiler, Miss Miller and sister Grace. g
Judge w. L. Smith, who is now hold ;,
ing court at Glenwood for Mills county .
will ON Wednesday begin the trial of
the three men who were arrested in
Missouri la, t week for robbing the Bot L
ma Valley bank in Hastings a short d
time ago. The men got away with
about $4,000, most of which was recov- 81