Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-05-19


and pay this notice.
Mrs. r. l.. Harris and daughter re-
turned this week from a visit with
relatives at Lake View
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward returned
home Monday from brief visit with
w. Nj. Ward at Sac City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Russell and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Burdick visited with friends in
Des Moines over Sunday.
Hart & Eddy report their sales on bee
hives are very large this spring. They
have sold fifty already this week.
Miss Agnes Wolfe returned home last
evening from spending a week with her
aunt, Mrs Frank Stock, at Carroll
Conductor j. f. Bundy laid off the
first of the week for a few days visit
with relatives on the Carson branch.
The Consolidated Field Fence is just
like DEWEY. 1t knocks them all.
Come and see 1t. Green Bay Lumber
Co. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Kerwn who live
north of town are happy over the arrival
of son in their home, born Sunday
evening.
Thoe. f. Morrow went out to Randolph,
Nebraska, to look after business interests
in that locality. He will return in about
one week.
DR.. Brooks has pretty pair of flags
in his office widow since returning from
Chicago, one U. S. flag and the other
Cuban flag.
Mrs. George Lyons and little son who
have been visiting at the home of Land
lord Thomas returned Tuesday morning
10 Correctionville.
May 10Th was the date when fishing
in Iowa lakes and streams became law
full. Those who are law abiding people
observe the game laws as we'll as any
other laws.
DR.. Brooks and Mrs. Weighton re-.
turned from Chicago Saturday Mrs.
Langworthy stopped on her way home
10 visit her son at Boone, but reached
home yesterday.
A. l.. Weaver and j. II. Mosier were
selected Tuesday night as the represen-
tatives from the X. of p. lodge here to
the Grand Lodge which meets at Council
Bluffs III August
Mrs. John OFT, Mrs. Laura Hurd and
Mrs. ID. G. Mott drove oyer to Harlan
this morning 10 attend the district w.
G. L. Z. convention. NJ. l.. OFT ac-
companied them as driver
r. Fenner, of Alliance, Nebraska, and
daughter, Mrs d. w. Hughes, OF Po-
land, Ohio, visited sew days the first
of the woek with the family of f. c..
Johnson. They departed Tuesday for
Mr.. Fenner's Nebraska home.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Nash returned home
from their stay of some weeks up at their
Okoboji farm. They built cottage
while there and commenced other i'm
provements. The fishing season had not
opened when they left consequently
they had to forego the pleasure of fishing.
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Grant Stonebrook went up to Carroll
yesterday to purchase a stock OF gro
ceries from the Wholesale firm of Let's,
Fletcher & Co. Stonebrook & Mccall
now have a small stock of groceries in
connection with their Fair store and they
expect to make their stock more complete
by the addition Of yesterday purchases
S. J.s Mclaughlin whose arm was
torn off in the planning mill in Mr..
Wolfe's shop, has nearly recovered. He
thinks he will! be ready to commence
work again in about three weeks. He
has three or four good positions offered
him and as he is good telegraph oper-
ator and quick accountant, he Is as
sured of success.
w. H. Mcclure and wife, of the Fonta
nellie Observer, spent Sunday night at
the Ellsworth Hotel. They were en-
route for Lake City, Iowa, for which
place they left Monday morning. Mr.
Mcclure was formerly of the Audubon
REPUBLICAN and has many warm friends
in this part Of the state. He reports the
Observer as doing thriving business
which the brethren will all be glad to
know.-Coon Rapids Reporter.
John WeIghton is the recipient Of a
most beautiful present from his wife. 1t
is a % caliber target gun of the Marlin
make. The wood is all birds eye maple
and highly polished. The metal parts
are all silver plated with gold mountings.
1t has the improvements of the latest
patterns, and is the gun which this COM
pany had on exhibition at the Worlds