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

Go to Burnsides' for best grades oil
hard and soft coal.
Every roll Of Wall Paper at Wilhelm's
ninety. eight styles.
X. nj. Carpenter has good second.
cook stove for sale.
Martin Larson keeps the collars that
make the horses laugh.
Wall paper, big stock, new and pretty
patterns, low prices, at Roberts.
Don't sell your butter and eggs until
you ask Baker & Kelly the price.
Martin Larson sells his own make OF
harness and meets all competition.
We pay the highest market price for
hides and tallow. H. d. MosIER & Co.
Riddlesbarger & Fay are paying the
highest cash price for eggs and poultry.
The editor partook Of Inequalities at
the Hoyt home in Melville township
Friday.
L. F. Wilhelm has repapered his store
room giving it pretty and artistic
appearance.
Justice Of the Peace e. l.. Palmer, of
Larland, was business caller at our
office Saturday.
Rev. l.. N. Day and wife went to Corn
ing, Monday evening, to attend the
Evangelical conference.
Charles Benton has bought two new
buggies of G.. w. Hoover and added
them to his livery equipment.
Mrs. Tom Davis and Mrs. G. S. ID.
Mason, of Viola township, were in town
Tuesday trading at our stores.
DIR. Gleason has been nearly sick the
past few days with la grippe, but has
managed to attend to his practice.
Attorney o. p. Mcdonald, of Carroll,
was in town yesterday taking deposit
tions in suit in which he is interested.
Prof. o. S. Grinnell, of Chicago, with
his wife and daughter, arrived last even
ing and are visiting with his cousin, DR..
Harris.
A. ID. Roberts has new stock of wall
paper just IN. The patterns are the lat
est and most attractive, and the prices
are low.
f. ID. Allen yesterday bought the
Low property in the east part of town.
1t is a nice residence property and will
be good home.
Miss Myrtle Cole arrived last evening
from Kalispell, Mont She was snow
bound in the Rocky mountains and was
on the road eight days.
Farmers, have your new lays put on,
your shovels pointed and your rusty
plows polished at j. II. Pounds, as he
all his work first class. 1914
Frank Evans who has been carpenter
ing up at Denison since last August,
visited here over Sunday with his pa
rents. He returned to Denison Tuesday.
Married at the residence OF j. Ridpath
IN the 2Sth inst. Mr.. Andrew Currein,
Of Anita, and Mrs. Ruth +. Adams, OF
Audubon by the Rev james A. Somer-
Vile, Baptist p lstor.
Henry Hale was carpentering down
in Greeley township last week on the
farm Of Mary Walker which is occupied
by Fred Sunburg. The house was
raised and repaired and "A barn built.
Hon. b. /. Salinger, who WAS here IS
attorney for Miss Hepp in the p elimi-
nary trial yesterday, left for Des Moines
last evening in order to be there at the
lime of the adjournment OF tie legis!a-
tuie today.
Mrs. Henry Young, OF near Hamlin,
has been quite sick with the grippe the
past few days butts recovering. To add
10 their trouble three Of the boys are
Town with the measles. Mr.. Young
las his hands full.
Hart & Eddy are turning their plan
ng mill into a factory these days ms
hey are making several hundred bee
lives to meet their growing trade in
hat line. They have three hundred
lnder construction now.
Frank Fee, contractor OF Denison,
vas in town Monday figuring with f. NJ,
,eet on the new dwelling tie latter ex-
'ects to build this summer. The house