Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-11-02

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DR.. G. e. Current, Dental Office
over Talbott's Restaurant.
MONEY TO LOAN.
AT 5 per cent interest, option
al payments, with the German
Savings Bank.
NASH & PHELPS.
George Kellogg transacted business
in Extra Tuesday.
Wilson Busnside and wife were At
lantic visitors Tuesday.
Rev. Matheny departed Tuesday TO
Adair to attend district conference.
See the new Haviland Dinnerware, al
so fall line of Fancy Goods at Stone
brook and Mccall.
Special carpet sale for 30 days at thu
Audubon Fair. Bargains in ever!
line.
Mrs. III. E. Prather and Mrs. George
Henshaw, of Extra, visited here between
trains yesterday.
Mrs. II. M. Talbot and Mrs. Chas
Bagley visited with Mrs. Switzerland
of Manning, the for part of the week.
Mrs. Edwards, who has been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. McLeran, returned
to her home in Moline, Illinois, Tuesday
Mrs. J. c.. Smith, of Pratt, Kansas
who has been at the home of Henry
Schrieber, of Melville township, returned
to her home yesterday.
A driving team belonging to Kellal
Leet arrived on the North Western
yesterday. They were shipped from Mr.
Leets old home in Aurora, Illinois.
j. J. Quimby and Geo. Gates will hole
a public sale one mile south of Ross anC
three miles north of Audubon on Wed
nesday, November 18th. Complete list
next week.
Rollin Kilborn who is advertising q
sale in this weeks paper has sold his
farms and intends to move to town anC
take life easier, a sensible thing for hin
to do.
Grandma Cole was 81 years old Thurs
day. She is in good health and we be
lieve she is perhaps the oldest person il
Audubon. Some of her children gave
her nice gold ring and she was az
tickled over it as little child.
They say that Henry Rowher, o.
Extra, introduced Judge Harris to his
audience at Extra last week, and mad,
regular cracker-jack of speech il
doing it, Henry will be on the stuml
before long for the party of his choice
VIM. Terwilliger, of Viola township
was in town Tuesday. He has recent,
returned from near Bismarck, Nortl
Dakota, where he purchased 100 acres
of land. He thinks some of moving
there next spring as he is pleased will
the country.
Albert Pratten, of Extra, asked Judg,
Harris few questions at the Exiri
meeting last week which about stumpet
the speaker. This is a good year t.
make republican speech, but a poo
one to make democratic one. TIL,
facts are on our side, and facts speal
louder than eloquence.
e J. Freeman is in receipt of cop,
of a paper from Macomb, Illinois, telling
of the reunion at that place of the 16tl
and 18th Illinois regiments and of tn,
splendid time they had at the reunion
E. j. was member of the 18th, pratici
pating in its history and going with i
IN tn, famous march to the sea will
Sherman. OF course the reunion was O
great interest to him as. we'll as the &C
count of it, written by his old comrade
the editor of the paper sent.
The Advocate says that our objection
to Sheriff Jones having a third term il
not we'll taken because L. ID. Phelps, d
P. Repass and @. III. Vail, all of whom
are republicans, had third terms il
county offices. We suppose if demo
Gratis insist on electing Mr.. Jones to 6
third and to fourth and fifth terms i
they want to and if they can, that We
should not seriously object. But it i,
recognized that this is a republican
county and what we object to is fol
some republicans to continue to hell
Mr.. Jones and to help elect him to &
third term. 1t is bad enough to helE
elect him to first and second terms, but
to give him three terms is surely more
compliments than they are called on t.
give him for friendships sake. 1t mus
take, unlimited gall for him to ask re
publicans to do this. 1t is known to al
that he is radical democrat and free
silver man, and that his success means
to that extent the defeat of the party
organization in this county which
stands for sound money and good times
Mr.. Jones has acted as county chair