Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-08-04

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relatives at Extra.
Tim Mendenhall and daughter, Mrs.
Hazel Ping, returned Friday evening to
| her home at Peterson.
Wonn &c Davis is Dewing more bust
ness in the Real Estate line than an
old hen with one chick.
George Perry and Frank Alice re-
turned Monday night from their search
for work in South Dakota.
Miss Florence Kelly is enjoying a visit
from her college friend, Miss Lulu
Shellhammer, of Indianola.
J. F. Russell returned from his plea
sure trip through the northern part OF
the state Saturday evening.
Mr.. Langworthy, who has been visit
ing with his son, Taylor, in Boone last
week, returned Monday night
Miss Lou Terrill returned TO her home
in Omaha Monday, after a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Watts.
Mrs. Zella Smith, of Chicago, is here
visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Davis, for few days this week.
Miss Lizzie Davis left Tuesday morn
ing for Wall Lake where she will spend
few days with her cousin, Mr.. VIM.
Drury.
Miss Pet Hart and the Misses Rose
and Mary Mcclure left town Monday
for Omaha to attend the exposition for a
few days.
p L. Hansen and Miss Mary Beck, of
Extra, both well known here. were mar
ried Tuesday. Our Extra correspondent
tells of it.
The town council have passed resolu-
tions to have the Kempf and Matthias
hills graded. The work is expected to
commence next week.
Mrs. Mary Dohm, of Davenport, who
has been visiting with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Grevesmuhl, returned to her
home Saturday morning.
The Thompson Dry Goods Co. will
sell goods up to and including Aug. 10.
That winds up their business in Audi
bon. Their last announcement appears
! else where i'm this panar
Mrs. Chas. Vail and daughter, Arlie,
who left here ten days ago to visit with
relatives in Nebraska City, Nebr., and
to attend the exposition at Omaha, re-
turned home Tuesday noon.
w. l.. Humphreys marketed some very
fine blackberries last week. They were
very large, ripe. juicy and favored most
delicately. Good judges thought they
were the best they ever sampled.
For SALE-Steam threshing rig Com
plete. Ready to start Easy terms.
Come at once or phone
II. l.. LAUBACH,
31-2w. Jefferson, La.
This is the last week of the summer
review school. The normal school COM
mences next week and will bring about
one hundred more school teachers and
prospective teachers to our town for two
weeks.
Rev johnson, who has been holding
tent meetings on the school house
grounds in this city for several weeks
past left Monday morning for Yale TO
seek location to hold similar meetings
there.
Tuesday afternoon five boys were
called up before the Mayor for jumping
on and off trains, while in motion, at the
Rock Island depot. Each plead guilty
to the charge and we're fined $100
apiece and costs.
William Swart, Jr.. who has occupied
the position as clerk in Russell's dry
goods store for number of years
resigned his position Saturday night,
and left Tuesday morning for Villisca,
where he has accepted similar posi-
! ton.
Get in the habit of wearing shoes that
combine style, comfort and durability.
Lewis Wear. Resisters for men are pos
sessed of every desirable feature d. w.
Matthias sells them. Wear esisters"
is on the sole See that you get that
kind.
Arthur Krell, who has been clerk in
Baker & Kelly's grocery store for the
past few months, resigned his position
last Saturday night and left yesterday
with their house hold goods going to
Indianola where he will join his mother
They expect to make Indianola their
future home
Mrs. Mary F. Overholtzer, of Mt. Car
roll, Ill, arrived last Thursday to visit
at the home of J. A. Overholtzer and to