Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-09-07
L. L. Wilhelm went to Avoca yester.
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Y TT. Wilhelm went to Avoca yester-
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Garnor Mrs. Gill Jones returned from Indi-
ana yesterday.
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81 nc Mr.. Hoff of Carroll, was here on bust
ness this week
ar 10" John Curtis of Avoca brother Of s. II.
Curtis, was here Tuesday.
. leh-ioo' Miss Rice of Jefferson. is here visit.
o'"'r' ing her sister, Mrs. Thorp.
j. W. Blackman, brother of f. ID.
township Blackman was here Monday.
and other -
Mas. Tate of Casey, mother of Mrs
Clarence Drake is visiting here.
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, will APP clarence Austin' Oh ARKANSAS son IN
ek law of Dan Lynch, is in the city.
retpr,ed The cheap clothing sales at Friends
Teeks with 'h'S week an lnnenSe ''''''e
mt. Mrs. Frank OConnell of Atlantic, is
for tbo;r visiting here at Frank OConnelps this
The GOOD week.
hem. Henry johnson is home from few
a visit of weeks Work up /" the D'Ro'" wheat
, Gutbr;a fields.
the State The building OF the new school house
south of Ross was let to j. c. Il. Wicker
Law niobt for S625
zig house John Needles OF Gray is assisting
excellent Bert Keith in the atters barber shop
this week.
receiving Mrs. Frank Brockway and Miss Maud
anne with Markham, of Carroll are visiting rela-
their re- tives here this week.
Miss LAVISH Oyeahotzer returned last
IF the At week from extended visit with rola-
n interest tives in Marshall county.
nan-Press John Hufford, of Coeridge, Nebraska
brother-in-law of J. H. Kate is here Wis
rying the ting ut the homo Of the latter.
cry other M,rrio,o Econcos granted tbo mast
menus are week are to Freeman Gwin and Matte
Mcase, w. A. Yeager and Vina Cue.
Nash the Hon. A. Fl. Edwards was gate keeper
calf ten down at the state fair and Jesse Graves,
s n good of Douglas township, was on the police
force.
on tho Mrs. A. Brown returned few days
week. A ago from a visit of several weeks with
s 25cts. relatives at points in the south western
pretor. part of the state
on, 5. f. Election for the officers of the fair
son were will be held this afternoon. This years
yesterday management has given good satisfaction
on town so far as we have heard.
Riddlesbarger e. Fay have moved their
tser that office to the Ballman building formerly
store at occupied by tho Yetzer & Sauer cigar
nto bust factory on lower broadway. 344
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There advertised letters in the
Audubon post Office for week ending
& broken Septembe. 6, 1890 as follows:
ng nicely Mrs. Ollie M. Wood, Wesley N. Jones.
the store
'dit for b. F. Kennedy logged in couple of
yellow pumpkins, which, on cutting
and o,u1 them open, proved to be delicious water
ner We he'ohS' IL WAS just Que Vi d. T.
jokes.
SON Will FreetIey, Of near Gray had his
uggists buggy smashed up at the fair grounds
res us to yesterday in a runaway, he had to OBJ
Of her mu- tam another rig to go nome III last
dron her night.
prepared w. j. Boyd, of Mahaska county, was
rvate in. i'm the citv a few DAVIS this week visit
80 ing with his friend, Joseph Ridpath.
VangelicaI lie favored lis with pleasant CALL lie
we'd hero, Reports that Mahaska county 's prosper
vas here GUS and has the best corn crop since 80.
ing with mn WY -, -
t"o "o'''an o,'S" 'i''H'"'.'S "o
,:I. 49, cety will meet Mt tho home Of Mrs. A.
III. Roberts, Thursday, September 7.
All members urged to be present as
as In the this is the last meeting of the confer
ends and ence year. Please note change of date
'rlie used on account of Sunday school convention.
3 of this Secretary.
IS at Au-
oing we'll F.. II. Hopkins, of Guthrie Center, re-
.ous.-At- publican nominee for state senator from
this district, was here attending the fair
1,,oooo,, and getting acquainted with people.
no1 Mr.. Hopkins will be elected by his party
=. g majority no doubt, which is about 1000
oo.,,.,o,, in this district and perhaps He
.t is an honorable, able, and deserving
ur people ""
to learn Ross September B. 1899
Editor Republican: There has been
n n Pei considerable discussion of late concern
reuniop ing the average yield of corn per in
which be this state. BY reference to year book
mont vas for $685. page 6S7, find that the
Keoxul, age yield for the years 1895, 1896, 1897,
nlace If and 1898 A5 bushels, for Kansas
regiment during the same years the average yield
7 time at was 21.5 bushels and in Nebraska for
same years was &c bushels