Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-05-18

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al payments, with the German
Savings Bank.
NASH & PHELPS.
Geo. Bailey was busy painting in Extra
| last week.
A. /. Friend went to Creston on bust.
ness Saturday
Vern Culver was transacting business
in Gray Tuesday.
Go to Burnside's for best grades of
hard and and soft coal.
H. f. Andrews, of Extra, was in Audu-
bon on business Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Cragan visited over Sun.
| day with friends in Gray.
Ned Troxell returned Saturday from
few weeks stay at Rolfe. r.. ,
Miss Myrtle Stotts visited friends in
Extra few days last week.
Geo. Ellis was suffering last week with
large sized boil on his nose.
Miss Lillian OFT is expected home in a
few days from Cedarvale, Kansas
Frank Stotts, of Extra, visited friends
here the latter part Of last week.
Hail insurance men are doing a big
business in the country this week.
Charlie Carr lost valuable Jersey
COW Monday with spinal meningitis.
Mrs Russell yesterday entertained
several of her lady friends at dinner.
Mrs. Kimball, of Kirkman, visited
here over Sunday with her husband.
Term of Reviews and Methods at At
lantic Normal College begins June II.
Roy Funk returned last night from a
two months stay IN Atlantic and Elliott.
DIR. Brooks & Miller are having their
office rooms painted and papered this
week.
Joe Caun and VIM. Kobe went to
South Dakota Tuesday on land seekers
excursion.
Frank Root returned Sunday fran a
short visit with friends i'm Council Bluffs
and Omaha.
Mrs j. Ellis returned Monday from a
two weeks visit with her daughter,
Nellie, in Des Moines.
Mrs. LeHew, of Greenfield, visited
here with her parents, T.. Baxter and
wife, few days last week.
1t is understood that Prof Ingram
will give an exhibition of hypnonism
by putting his wife to sleep in j. +. Rus
sells show window Saturday afternoon.
Court convened yesterday morning.
The grand, jury was impanelled and the
divorce suit of Mrs. Clifton dismissed.
An adjournment was taken at noon I'M
til this morning.
w. III. O'Connell has added full line
of musical instruments to his jewelry
store He will offer to the public some
OF the best pianos and organs at prices
that will be popular and within the
reach of the people.
The quarterly meeting of the Audubon
and Viola circuit of the Evangelical
association will be held in Audubon
May 1928. The quarterly conference
session Saturday at 1:30 p. IN. Impor
tant business Let every member be
present. To the Friday and Saturday
nights services everybody is cordially
invited. Elder Yerger Of Ees Moines
will preach. i. J. U. SMAY, Pastor.
The school board has selected Mrs.
Carmichael as music teacher in the
schools and Miss Dora Larsen for assist
ant principal. Miss Larsen has recently
finished four years course at the Iowa
State Normal school and is spoken of as
lady very well qualified. Her home is
near Kimballton, though she has been
attending school and teaching much of
the time of recent years.
Miss. Ethel Coolidge, soprano, and
professor of singing at Simpson college,
assisted by Geo. f. Sadler, pianist, and
Miss Grace Marker elocutionist, will
be at the NJ E. church in Audubon
tonight. 1t is the first of a series of
summer concerts, representing the wor k
of the various departments of the cOnser
vatory of music at Simpson. The ad-
mission everywhere has been % cents
but by special arrangement has Oeen
placed at 10 cents. Never has such
high grade musical treat been offered in
Audubon in this way.
Mr. Ed Bilharz and Miss Vivian Hin
shaw were married at the brides home
at Indianola Tuesday evening. Ed and
his sister. Miss Hattie, went the fore
part of the week and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
harz went Tuesday. The bride and
groom expect to be here early next week.
The bride is very fayorably known to
our people as she has often visited here
with her sister, Mrs DIR. Clark. The
groom is known to all our people as the
junior member of the firm OF Il. Bilharz
& Son. He is most excellent gentle
man and good business man. The Re
PUBLICAN extends its compliments and
best wishes May their life's journey