Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-03-02

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Ed Rice was in Extra on business
Monday.
WANTED.-Female cook at the Park
Restaurant.
H. Mosier goes to Oskaloosa today
on legal business.
Mrs. J A. Nash is visiting at the Nc
Vicar home in Des Moines
Harry Percy, of Hamlin, was transact
ing business in Audubon Tuesday.
Theo. Morrow returned yesterday
from an extended visit with relatives in
Ohio.
Mrs. James Hart went to Ross Tues
day to visit at the home of her brother
in-law, Dave Hart.
Will Tramp came up from Creston I
yesterday to assist his father in putting
up his new machinery in his brick yard.
F. B. Coleman moved his family and
property out to Nebraska this week.
They will live on farm OF E. Bilharz
out there.
w. E. Kennels moved on his newly
| purchased farm southwest of town yes
terday. j. d. Manahan is moving onto
the Alex. Caldwell place.
d. l.. circuit started last evening on
his return to his home in New York state.
He has spent nearly year here and has
done lots of painting for Charles Van
Gorder.
Sam Gardner and VIM. Robinson, of
Greeley township, were in town yester-
day for the first time for several weeks.
| They have had measles over in their
neck of the woods.
Some petty pilfering is reported to be
going on east of town. Grain in sacks,
chickens and such property has been
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caught a few nights ago.
Attorney George Cosson, of Audubon,
was in Manning on Tuesday. George
grew up to manhood in Manning and his
many friends here will be glad to learn
that he is ospering.-Manning Monitor.
d. B. Mosier, of Dallas county, is ex-
pected over here this spring to move
onto the Atkinson place, section 20,
Douglas township. Together with his
brother, Attorney Mosier of this place,
they will stock up the farm.
Gould and Wesley's popular farce
comedy ga Warm Member" has been
engaged toappear at the opera house for
two performances-Frida and Saturday
nights of this week. The company comes
to Audubon under special contract with
the local lodge of Knights of Pythias.
D. A. Wetherby and family are NOV
ing this week to their new home just
south of Anita. We regret very much
to have these good people leave, but
hope they will enjoy their new location.
Mr.. Weatherby sold his farm here to
Henry Kleuver and bought good place
near Anita.
The Shakespearian entertainment
Monday night was not as largely at
tended as it should have been. Mr..
Frainey has ability as an actor and has
appreciation Of the better qualities of
the great dramatist. The evening was
a pleasant and profitable one to these
| who attended.
The Atlantic Telegraph claims there
is prospect that the Great Western is
contemplating changing their plans and
building line from Peru, south of Des
Moines, west to Council Bluffs on almost
an air line, through the third tier of
counties from the south, thus paralleling
the Burlington and Rock Island and
cutting about half way between.
About twenty of Mrs JOHN Norris
lady friends surprised her Tuesday even
ing by pleasant party. They took
refreshments and presents. The occa-
sion is the departure of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris, which will occurr next week.
They will go onto one of the Ballard
farms south of Brayton, just in the edge
of Cass county. Many friends here regret
their going
A certain Audubon "business man"
who says it doesn't bay to advertise and
who doesn't advertise in the Audubon
papers, not long ago requested us not to
advertise a certain sale of damaged
goods because 1t would hurt his bust
ness. This is told simply to illustrate
point and not to reflect on any one AS
that business man" doesn't even take
the REPUBLICAN he will not see this. He
evidently knows the utility of advertis-