Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-09-28

4: al payments, with the German MI
: Savings Bank. '"e
4: NASH & PHELPS. >.
N John Noon. of Brayton was in town NJ,
. yesterday. III
Ice AL Friend went to Creston yesterday -,
on business M
ith Miss Mae Hoover spent Saturday in =,
Extra with friends. -.
IN Ed Freeman is at Red Oak this week :.
BIS attending the races.
,,o Ed Bharz returned yesterday from "A Haw
'ho goods buying trip to Chicago FIR,
g Il. Talbot went to Carroll yestrr Cover
day on business and to visit friends. Tues
he Sheet music, vocal and instrumental 'oi
only 10 cents copy at O'Connell's. 39-tf ,ne
of Miss Irma Tharnish went to Extra =.
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- Tues
Miss Jessie Cragan visited friends and short
of relatives at Dedham the first of the Ro
oil week. noon
Mrs. L. +. Green left yesterday for a home
,v short visit with her son, Ed, at Dow =,
mo City. -, n -,
w. ii. Cowles and wife left Tuesday ,,ooh
for Omaha to visit the exposition few
W. days Mr.
Robert Talbot returned yesterday o w a.
fron, shor, stow NJ CarroI and otber w. r.
re points. "'"''
w. Walter Jump is at Carroll, Denison H.
and other points north of here this week wife
Ia on business. were
mo ------- and
re B. S. Phelps and family returned
Tuesday from visit with relatives at CHI
er Butte, Nebraska agenc
rs ---- -,------ of Biz
10 A little boy was born to Mr., and Mrs. D. :.
IT, Ralph Thomas. of Hamn township. i a.,
or Wednesday of last week ataa
." Frank Drake is now employed as IN,
w. clerk in 9. E. Talbotts restaurant,
commencing work Monday morning. Jos
~ Mr.. Quinn, OF Peoria, ILL.,, here Club
~ last week looking after his farm here. 1t obta
"' is cared for by w. L. Humphreys. harz
-. r. w. Staley and wife and Bart Feeney Cor
n went to to Red Oak, Monday where they Tuest
re- are running stand at the fair this week. bench
r D;ckev. went to south Dakota it will
70 Nopdav to ,ttand to busiuess matters again
er nertaininp To his nronertv near CARING quara
+. ton al" d
w. II. Low shipped in three car loads Co.,.
s. y: ''o 49, .. -. p ,n Crab,
" market.
Mrs Walter Graves and children re- VIM.
turned Saturday from a visit with day o
ne frends and relatives at Underwater prefer
+, and Casey. ~ no'
it before
MIS-. hahher' WHO HAS poon 'isl''hs resent
10 lIe'e "' ''e ho'i'o WI 'o' p"'oh''' c"'e sary
- Evans and wife. returned to her homo notes
-, ut Perry yesterday.
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" w. w. iioo'e' 'o'o'o' an' ''i' " the
Neis ohtis.ohse" " h''o '''oo no'e0 sales
49, power gasoline engine to run pump up He 10
=, at the big Cameron township farm. noa
is j. Parrot and daughter left yesterday and
re- for visit with relatives near Oaktield meet
after which they will leave for Adair consi'
II and visit relatives there for short are re
time. tactic
,o w. I'll. Neff went to North Dakota dupo
at Friday to get large bunch OF cattle OF to'
,d for James Brown, Of Chicago, which he TIT
will place on the latter's ranch near by CT
Audubon. and
Oh Jake christensen who has for some heirs
-, time been clerking for j. II. Kate, left Tue 81
e. Tresd.v for Atlantic wbera bo has a. Vail
IL curad a similar nosition in Theo, Fl year
Stenkes clothing store. ior Cd
~---- mana
er MRS feter ohna anu chioren' marry good
"a and Miss Emma, left Monday for Min tbo,,s
TO- neapoils TO WISH relati'es. mrs. ohni heret
!, will return in a short time, her children
.. remaining there during the winter. "A
at " meet
tn Wood Soar, who passed his vacation Octol
here at the nome OF MS laIher, returned tende
nd to Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday to recto
90 resume his studies in the law depart II q
-, ment of the University at that place. merit
nd Fred Lynch left Monday for Carroll the
m where he has secured position as exper
in general travelling agent for the Burling- peopl
to ton Chemical. Company His sister, Miss ment
Maud, left yesterday for that place and OF tn
20 will assist him in the work. chair
~ 1o,ooo-- -o,-,-nod No,ao,, ,ro,,, tary
:, o"o' '''''0" Co., 49, 49,, rail r
~ "on S' ;.,oa,'. en- ,u pecte
'e- crowded street car sustaining quite
he painful injuries about the head and face
ay but with the aid OF court plasters and Th
lnment he is able to be out. Educ
-.--1--|, schoC
P. appointed delegates from Audubon
ty county to the National Farmers Con- witt
nd gress to meet in Boston, Mass. in few piled?
les weeks: Nat McFadden, w. +. Hoyt, III.
lr- D. Woodward. C.P. Taylor, A. Fl. Ed ow ,'C %
a wards E. A. Bates and Jasper Jensen.
to Disc
Dr. J. X. Evans is home from visit of includ