Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-05-04

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OCAL FIELD. e I:
DISQUALIFICATION
DIR. G. e. Current, Dental Office
over Taibott's Restaurant. loo
!. III. A. Jump is reported some better.
d Chas. Tramp was in Extra on business SUI
Monday. ]
Fred Smith went to Des Moines Mon ne,
n day on business. ,
Mrs. John McFarane returned from she
Cedar Rapids Friday. :
VIM. Lewis, of Cameron township, bu
. was pleasant caller Tuesday. we,
The fire police have received their \
badges and they are nice ones. TOW
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Mrs. Eldora Miller departed for her
, new home at Ames, Neb Tuesday.
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, Harvey Hight, of the west part of abb
: Douglas township, was in town Tuesday. ,
, Mr. Chas. Kimball, of Kirkman, visit bel
y
John @. Bonwell and some of his L
family were in town on business Tues In
day. w.
, Little Miss Mabel Haines who was 80 n
dangerously sick with brain fever, is nor
convalescing. but
. J. A. Kerr came down from Lake L
| Viau Sunday m attap6 tho fuparol of mi,
Ruby Harper. fore
Doc Wilson has been limping around i1''
his blacksmith shop with lame back I
the past week. hay
e. B. Cousins ls getting good bust ma
ness in upholstering. He is upstairs III
ouo. tho ,a.t ofioo so
rigl
Mrs Carrie M. Dean, formerly Miss =
Cooley writes us to change her address ..o
, on our mailing list to Spokane, Wash. 90. 90;
Mrs. Hayes, who has been visiting Lee
, her sister, Mrs. l.. H. Haynes. for the the
past two weeks returned to her home at one
Eden Monday. low
If we can't sell the smokers a 10c cigar A
for SC, we will forfeit 800. Call for the lica
Jackson best. G. E. TALBOT, say
1877 Sole Agent. to
, ~ al imam 10 'o'ns o's ou''n1ss Bo.
country from. odd Hamlin to the Guthrie ooo
county line
There will be joint county teachers biz
meeting at the College building at Elk d.,
horn, May ID The teachers of Audubon ..
and Shelby counties will participate. NJ
Program next week. pn
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Graves, of Viola ha,
township, were in town last Thursday to lee
visit their daughter who is attending me
school here, and they remained in the new
, evening to hear the missionary sermon M.
by Rev. Eaton of Des Moines. pos
. Drs. Gleason and Fulton report Hugh AT
hurry, of Douglas township, to be able VIC
to hobble aronnd on crutches now. He nl'
had a siege with small pox in the winter. i"''
That was followed by painful abscess 0ne
below the knee which for a time en- I
dangered the leg. But he is now re- the
covering. a n
| OllOWlllS are JIl0 IdIlleS Vi Iue ~"
who were neither absent nor tardy dur in &
ing the month of April in dis riot No. 2, wet
Douglas township: Lena Garroutte, sa
49, Banch McFadden, Myrtle Greenlee, xiv
= August Jurgens, Harvey Greenlee. the
EDNA DETwILER, wet
Teacher. chi
w. H. Neff Geo. Gray, and T. f. Will Is
| = nj
q has about 1000 acres of land down there. V'sl
He has made fortunate investment by slh
buying it. He has only had it a year rep
and can sell it at double the purchase the
price. The main reason for this quick ahe
advance is that a big syndicate has land nea
adjoining it and they are booming their qua
property, are building big college, etc. wei
George's friends here are clad Of his 9th
} good fortune. I
Tuesday Sheriff Jones arrested Lon wn
Lambertson, boy about II years old, OF
e down in Hamlin township. 1t seems at
, the Lambertson boys and some boys enc
Q named Grow had had some trouble as thr
boys will sometimes. Lou had been wal
riding horse and practicing on throw ira
ing lasso and meeting one OF the Crow two
boys he lassoed him and dragged him noe
under the horse, hurting him badly, for Jor
= which he was arrested and is bound over mil
to the grand jury. anc
Mrs. d. G. Mott went Tuesday to ~
Burlington where she is now in attend -
ance at the Federation of Women's e
Clubs of the state, being delegate from - -.
. the Columbian Club to that body. Mrs. rs rs
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