Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-03-31

Wall Paper cheaper than ever {
Wilhelm's.
| Ed. Holmes went to Des Moines Tues
day evening.
For handmade harness and cork face
collars go to Martin Larson.
| L.. E. Corwin, of Viola Center was
business caller here yesterday.
Shoes! Shoes The latest styles ar
lowest prices at Baker & Kelly's.
Mrs. VIM. Brinkerhoff was up from
Extra last evening between trains.
Roberts has large new stock of wal
paper, new and latest designs, low prices
See Baker & Kelly's stock of Genera
Merchandise before making your pur
chases.
Mrs. Q. ID. Dewing, of Manning, ha,
organized class in China painting il
Audubon.
M. M. Kennels, of jefferson, is her,
on business connected with the sale Of
stock food.
Beautify your homes and save money
by doing SO by buying your Wall Paper
| at Wilhelm's.
Frank Schroeder, a druggist of TEN
pleton, was in town Wednesday on his
return from Atlantic.
5. ID. Thayer was taken quite sick with
la grippe Friday and did not get around
to the store until today.
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder and neice, Miss
Proudfit went to Des Moines Tuesday
evening for short visit.
Chas. Fischer, Jr. of the big cattle
firm of Fischer & Son of Botna, Shelby
county was in town yesterday.
Eugene Talbot is rebuilding his resi-,
dence east of town and adding to it, his
brother, HI. NJ, doing the work.
Mrs. o. G. Gaflin returned home Sat.
urday evening from an extended visit
with her mother at Wahoo, Nebr.
1t is reported that Lee Hudler will
place torpedoes in the Blue Grass for
the better protection of Hudlervile.
200 Boys and Children's Hats worth
SOC and 81 90, as long as they last for 25c.
13-2w jill. KATE.
w. Fl. Sherlock, editor of the Man
ming Monitor, was in town yesterday at
tending the trial and taking notes for
his paper.
At the municipal election, at Manning
Monday, Fred Miller received 16S votes
for mayor against j. Drummer who re.
ceived 1903.
The Christian Sunday school are MAX
ing preparations for the giving of an
easter program which promises to be in
structive and pleasing.
Mr.. Badly, of Vermont, has bought ND
a car load of horses this week, taking
them in at G. Benton's livery barn. He
ships them to Vermont today.
Miss Marie Adams had birthday
party yesterday tho occasion being her
eighth birthday. About twenty of her
little friends helped her celebrate it.
Peter Mathison returned few days
ago from visit of some months in Den
mark. He is more attached to this
country than ever since>again seeing the
old country.
Asmus Boysen was in town yesterday
greeting his many friends. He and his
family have returned to their farm near
Gray and expect to make their perma-
nent home there.
j. A. Wheatley. who is now at Con-
cordia, Kansas, in renting for this
paper says, having still friendly feeling
for Audubon people he desires to con-
tinue to read The REPUBLICAN.
Usual services at the court house by
the Christian church next Lordsday.
The morning theme: "The Race OF
Life" Evening: Dependence and
Judgment" The public are cordially
invited to these services.
Yesterday Patrick Stanton purchased
the mich cows belonging TO Thos. Walk
or, also his milk route and by next Mon
lay expects to have every thing in shape
to supply Mr.. Walkers former customers
and many new patrons with milk.
Yesterday Bert Keith, Of the former