Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-04-07
Go to Burnsides' for best grades of
hard and soft coal.

Go to Burnsides' for best grades of
hard and soft coal.
Every roll of Wall Paper at Wilhelm's,
ninety eight styles.
d. w. Powers, of Brayton, was in town
on bushes Tuesday.
Wall paper, big stock, new and pretty
patterns, low prices, at Roberts.
We pay the highest market price for
hides and tallow. H. ID. MosIER & Co.
Riddlesbarger & Fay are paying the
highest cash price for eggs and poultry.
Mrs. VIM. Mcclure came up from
Hamlin yesterday to spend the day with
her parents.
Thos Williamson went to Kildare, o.
T., Tuesday to look over the country. He
will remain about ten days.
August Oelke is employed by Kelly &
Moody in their machinery business. The
new firm is doing nice business.
200 Boys and Children's Hats worth
SOC and 81. 90, as long as they last for 25c.
13-2w j. H. KATE.
Our county Legislature, the board, is
in session this week. The April term
brings considerable business. The let
ting of road grading contracts is among
the important items. The proceedings
will appear next week.
j. Il. Russell has placed u board at
each street corner in town, giving the
name OF the street and incidentally
advertising shoes. Marking the streets
thus is convenience. Lots of us didn't
know where we lived before.
The lady members of the dancing club
gave dance last night in honor Of Miss
Van Gorder and Miss Nash, who are
spending their vacations at home, and
their friends who are visiting with them
A very pleasant time is reported.
Word from w. w. belong states that
he and his wife are greatly enjoying
themselves not only because of visiting
with relatives from whom they had long
been absent, but because of the wonders
of the mountain scenery. They are now
at Grand Junction
Judge Green held an adjourned session
Of the district court here yesterday and
heard the cases agrinst Ben Monk and
Chris Hansen. Temporary injunctions
were issued against both these parties.
Each runs billiard room and we sup.
pose each has been selling liquor con-
trary to law.
L. Il. Creveling has resigned his place
in the grocery store Of Mr.. Buthweg and
he and Henry Hale will carpenter during
the season. They have just completed q
barn and other buildings on the Boylan
farm in Leroy township and today they
go to build commodious chicken house
for Levi Kopp near Ross.
DIR. w. e. Moon, of Traverse City,
Michigan, in RENTING for The REpUB-
LIcAN, remarks that he has been sub
scriber for this paper since it's first issue
and that its weekly budget Of news is
Away welcome. DR.. Moon is q member
of the pension board of his county.
county coroner, and we understand, has
good general practice.
which had been open here the past four
months closed up Saturday and their
private wire was taken down. Audubon
was evidently poor field for them. ] his,
however, isn't saying anything agains
Audubon A tendency OF the people OF
town to specu ate on the rise or fall OF
markets isn't particularly commendablc.
John A. Nash has just received pair
of Angorian goats from the farm of f.
ID. Blackman over in Dallas county. This
makes him four OF that famous breed Of
goats now on his farm west Of Hamlin
and he anticipates good success in rails
ing flock. Mr.. Blackman has about
one hundred head on his farm and thinks
them profitable. Their wool is very
beautiful.
The following have been notified to
appear before the pension examining
board here to be examined:
Chancey II. Gardner, Audubon, 6J I'll.
Inf, for original pension.
John G. Fisher, Audubon, 179 Ohio,
increase.
Julius J. Kittell, Gray, 100 Indiana,
increase.
Clark Wilson, Hamlin, 33 Iowa Inf,
increase.
Joseph Redpath, Audubon, 33 Iowa
Inf, increase.
Last Friday evening the Columbian
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