Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-02-02

ness this week.
Go to Burnsides' for best grades Of
hard and soft coal.
Will Fullerton and Bodo Oelke are in
he post office as new clerks.
Theo. f. Myers has been in Chicago
the past week visiting friends.
II. ID. Woodward has been confined to
his home with sickness for a few days
Mrs. Laura Hurd, who visited few
weeks at Marshalltown, returned home
Ed Rerstan and Martha Anderson
we're granted license to wed by Clerk
Woodward last Friday.
Jake Bruestle, who formerly worked
mt Mr.. Kolbe's meat market is now en-
ployed at the Mosier & Co. meat maaket.
August Schrader, of near Ross, was
among those hauling ice yesterday from
near the fair grounds to the Ross
Creamery.
S. ID. Thayer departed Monday to as
sumo charge of his lumber business in
Mississippi Monday. Mrs. Thayer will
follow in few weeks.
II. S. Slayton was in town Tues
day carrying his arm in a sling. He has
been suffering greatly with rheumatism
In his shoulder and arm for the past
week.
The REPUBLICAN has been employing
five hands in the Office during the past
week. Our job work patronage is stead
lily increasing. We do good work and at
right prices.
Professors ID. p. Repass and r. M.
of Dexter, were in town Sat
urday. They drove over Tuesday night
when the weather was pleasant and went
home when it was otherwise.
Atlantic has just had weeks trial
before Judge Green of one Arthur Bar.
Der for robbery, the jury finding the
prisoner guilty. 1t seems Barber held
up and robbed Chas. Thurman OF $135
the night Of last Sept, 18th.
The Fifty First Iowa, the regiment
The Audubon boys are IN, was recalled
from Iliolo to Manila last week, the
ship on which they have been since
leaving San Francisco needing repair
ing. The health among the troops is said
to be good.
Qua erly meetings of the Viola circuit
Of the Evangelical church will be held
at Falrview school house No. Douglas
township, February 10, to IL, 1899
is invited, At Mt. Zion
church, Viola township, there will be 10
services on the 18th Of February.
l.. j. U. SMAY
j. III. Hersman a. Bros Of FL lott,
have purchased and taken posses ION OF
the furniture store Of S. d. Thayer Mr.
]. IL. Hersman is here and is conducting
the business. He Is ~, experienced
man and has the appear ance
Of being an excellent man. w, hope he
will succeed. He will bring his family
IN few weeks.
Sim Curtis, who has been foreman in
tie Office OF the Advocate for about
nine years, has resigned and accepted Il
interest with G. A. Marlin at Ex.
ira in the Journal office. Sim is good
man around Il printing Office and deserv.
IS success. He will move t. Extra soon.
Ed X. Pitman Jr., Of Leon. this state, is
he new foreman in the Advocate Office.
He comes well recommended
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Those opp sing the petition OF consent
or mulct saloons in this county file an
appeal Friday evening, which was their
asst day, through their attorney, G. w.
Cosson. They gave boad of $3.50.
(eJ days from that date is given for tho
ling of bond by those fayoring the
petition. Ii this bond is given the case
will then come up in the district court
Iext month III it is not given the case
will go against the petition,
We would advise our citizens to be
areful to read ali the advertisements OF
ur business men and thus keep posted
n the business conditions in this town.
Business opportunities will often be lost
o you if you do not read the advertise
nents for these good opportunities are
early all told OF in the advertisements.
hose who have nothing to advertise
ave but little to offer. They are evident
y satisfied to keep what they have.
A. J. Enbody, of Carroll, came down
asst Thursday to help us week or SO
With our rush of job work. He is a good
'rinter and is about entering business
or himself This is what the Carroll
Herald said of him last week:
Monday A. J. Enbody closed lease
With Jennings Bros. of Dunlap for the
Herald newspaper Of that place. He will
lot take charge Of the paper till the first
Il March, when the Jennings brothers
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