Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-05-05
Port Arthur excursion May II.

Port Arthur excursion May II.
See the Diamond hay carrier at G. w.
Hoovers.
The largest and best assortment of
Buggies at Hoover's.
Miss r. j. Fish, OF Denver, is here Wis.,
iting her cousins, the Van Gorders.
Theo. +. Myers went to Des Moines
Monday night on business returning yes
terday.:
Mrs. Chas. Bott went down to At
lantic Tuesday to make visit with
relatives.
Beautify your homes and save money
by doing SO by buying your Wall Paper
at Wilhelm's.
Don't buy buggy until you have seen
the Peacock, the Tony and the Brownie
at G. w. Hoover's.
II. B. Wilson's shop is nearing COM
pletion, He expects to be ready for bus
mess in few days.
A marriage license has been granted
at the clerks Office to James Morgan
and Mary Mailainder.
@. r. Grahm Jr., of Atlantic, being in
town on business Tuesday, attended X.
p. lodge Tuesday night.
Maple Grove Cemetery is being I'M
proved. A man is employed setting out
shade trees and cleaning up the grounds
Just Justesen, Will Huntsberger and
Henry Leech are talking Of long bi.
cycle trip out to Montana to start in a
few days.
Carson Ohm, of Larland, was a pat
ron of our job printing department Tues
day, getting some bills printed advertis
ing his famous jack, Lione.
Thomas Walker is still very poorly.
He has not been able to walk about the
room for some weeks, but is confined to
his bed, being weak and having but lit
tie appetite.
Editor Frank d. Allen last week con-
tributed a fowery sketch to the Advo-
cate written from Port Arthur and
descriptive of the sunny southland in
all its present budding bloom.
j. E. Griffith & Co. have added mater
tally to their stock since the new firm
has obtained possession, adding especi.
to side lines. The room is becoming
well filed and presents an attractive APP
pearance.
Marion johnson who is now district
superintendent for the northwestern
Iowa district OF the Iowa Childrens
Home Society. came in Tuesday and is
staying at home few days He is sue
ceeding quite well.
Tuesday, upon receiving word Of the
victory at Manila our business houses
swung old glory to the breeze. Broad
way was fluttering with the national col
ors. The patriotism Of our people was
fairly bubbling over.
d. L. Orcutt, Of Chemung, near Elmy.
ra, N. Y, arrived Monday to spend some
time with his cousin, Chas. Van Gorder,
and family. Mr.. circuit visited Audu-
bon five years ago and incidentally did
painting and paper hanging.
VIM. Wonn, who returned from Butte
City, Mont, was at Harlan on business
this week, but has returned. He is here
to try to sell his residence property. He
desires to move his family to Butte as
he is favorably impressed with business
prospects there in his line.
Editor G. w. Guernsey, Of Extra, is
still quite poorly. He gets out but little
and has to use his crutches yet when
walking. The trouble in his side and
limbs seems to be serious. He contem-
plates trip to Colfax before long. Rest
and recreation it is hoped will restore
his old time vigor.
S. ID. Thayer who recently visited Sa-
lima, Kansas, to investigate the telephone
switch board in the interests OF Prof.
Rockers system here, has accepted the
general agency for Iowa for the instru-
ment. 1t is handled by what is known
as the National American Telephone Co.
with headquarters at Salina.
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