Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-12-08
Do not fail to read Burdick's ad.

t Do not fail to read Burdick's ad.
O'Connell has the fancy stock Of silver
3 ware and chinaware for holiday trade.
Elegant line OF Toilet cases at Will.
/ helms City Drug Store.
Prof. Rink, OF Atlantic, will preach at
2 the NJ. E. church Sunday morning.
doc" Anderson, OF near Audubon.
}. was an Atlantic business caller Tuesday.
Rev. Shipman has been confined to his
home the past week with sickness, but
is better.
: Sheriff Jones went to Sioux City
Wednesday on business pertaining to
his Office
Keen Kutter scissors, Keen Kutter
knives and Keen Kutter saws at G.
w. Hoovers.
Mrs. Frank Herndon left for Adair,
ILL.,, Monday being called there owing to
the sickness Of relatives.
Mrs. Oscar Walker returned yesterday
from short visit with relatives and
y friends in Calhoun county.
--
Mrs. Rodgers gave most excellent
: address at the M. e. church Sunday
:. evening to large congregation.
r Solid Gold Rings from 75c up at the
t Audubon Fair See us for all kinds of
Jewelry. SToNEBRooK & MCCALL.
Geo. Sprague departed Sunday for
7 Colorado Springs, Colo, to attend the
funeral of his sister who died there
b Saturday.
Mrs. North, of Onalaskie, Wisconsin,
who has been here visiting with her
( sister-in-law, Mrs. S. d. Thayer, departed
K for her home last evening.
Vern Culver was an Extra and Brayton
y business caller yesterday representing
the Audubon Roller Mills and while in
l,rayton sold $50 sacks of -four.
n O'Connell has spend;dly selected
i stock of silverware for the holiday trade.
He has many novelties as well as the
, Sterling silverware and imported china
:, ware.
8 w. Ell. Neff, of this place. o. p Tyler,
of Hamlin, Geo. Gray and Asmus Boy
sen and wife, Of Gray, went to Galveston
, Texas, on the land seekers excursion of
Dec. 9Th.
We have several sample copies Of the
Iowa Homestead and its several auxiliary
editions on hand. 1t and its editions
and the REPUBLICAN all one year for
SLAB, a very remarkable offer!
, j. Il. Minor, who was over in Shelby
county last week selling musical in
struments, reports that two new churches
will likely be built in Harlan next year,
one by the Methodists and the other by
r the Episcopalians
Rev. G. III. Miller, pastor OF the M. T..
Audubon circuit, is conducting series
OF meetings at Ross. He is expecting
| some this week Meetings will be con-
| tinued all this week and most likely next
week.
, Our readers will see the Carson Ohm
a sale advertised in another column Mr..
and Mrs. Ohm, who are growing along
in years, expect to move to Audubon
soon and make their home here. We
hope they will find pleasant home
among us.
. District court meets Tuesday OF next
week, Judge Smith on the bench. The
Cunningham and Palmer cases are ex.
pected to be tried Because of these
large list of special juors have been
drawn. The other court business Will
not be great.
Mrs. Robt. Harris, wife of the pub
: Usher of the Missouri Valley Times. spent
Sunday here at the Russell home. She
:, left for her home yesterday accompanied
: by Mrs. Chas. Russell of that place, who
: has been visiting here at the Russell
s home for some time, and Mrs. John Crane
t OF Extra, who will visit there for some
8 time with relatives and friends.
Tuesday evening three men we're ar
rested in Perry who were thought to
8 have been in some way connected with
n the Gray post Office robbery and we're
: brought to Gray that evening and iden-
a titled by the citizens of that place. These
men with the one Sheriff Jones had in
custody are said to comprise the gang.
a They were taken to Council Bluffs