Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-08-31

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DR.. G. e. Current, Dental Office
over TalbOtt's Restaurant.
. am. Merlin Tate went to Manning Satur-
p." day on business
-, Go to Burnside's for best grades of
hard and and soft coal.
P ?. M NJ Miss Cora McIlvane went to Des
and MONIES for few weeks Saturday.
emu Miss Mae Hoover returned Saturday
from an extended visit with relatives at
. q m Iowa City.
p.'" Mr.. and Mrs. Petty, of Elliott, were
visiting here last week with j. II. Hers
man and family.
% SIC Mrs. Annie Lamb, of Fl. Collins,
=. re I9c Colo is visiting here with her cousin,
o I2c Mrs. DR.. Harris.
lie
Al Is Mrs. Matt johnson went to Des
- MONIES Saturday to visit relatives and
to attend the state fair.
q, w. I'll. Netf went to Chicago Saturday
on business. He will also visit at other
49, points before returning.
: Harvey Williamson had hog and a
calf killed by lightning during the storm |
flee Wednesday of last week.
IL j. Burdick will put new roof on his |
ago residence and will raise up the building |
and otherwise improve it.
,un- Will Lancelot left for Linevile Tues
day where he will act as principal of
schools again the coming year.
Matt Williams has gone to Red Oak
where he will train horses on the race
f track there for awhile this summer.
ves -
=, Perry Talbot, of Jasper county, visited
80 here last week with his uncles, H. M.
and Eugene Talbot, and their families
nd This office is doing lot of printing of
=: abstracts and briefs for J. H. Mosier on
cases he is taking up to the supreme
court.
"no Up at the Recorders Office they have
'os caught hideous bug which they have
"a proceeded to call kissing bug. 1t will
be kept as as an exhibit.
will
oau Low prices on water tanks, doors,
windows and all kinds of mill work Be-
fore buying elsewhere call on Hart &
Eddy at the Planning Mill. tt
w., Riddlesbarger & Fay have moved their ,
~ office to the Ballman building, formerly
occupied by the Yetzer & Sauer cigar
factory on lower broadway. 344
heI
ing in the north part of South Dakota
for six weeks, returned home Sunday.
lie says that is great country up there.
~ Three more new telephones have been
put in the past week. DIR. Currents
- office, No. 50; residence No. 16; E. Frick
" Son, drug store, No. "a Several
OF others are going in soon.
w. c. l.. Tramp desires to announce to =
~, the farmers of the county that he will {
Wv have three inch tile ready for sale by
Sept. l. Those wanting the same are
Ith requested to give him call. tt
w. IL. Jump is busy this week paint t
,ra ing the building soon to be occupied by (
Olson Fabricious' new grocery on
lower Broadway and next week he will =,
IA paint the interior Of our public school
nd buildings.
he G. A. w. Colee went out on the Rock ;
'hs Island Saturday evening to spend some
u time at Chicago, at Cincinnati and
re- at points in Indiana. He will visit rea-
or tives and friends and look after some
he business matters.
ilr The ministerial association of the
~ Evangelical church which meets at
Hamin next week will be an able and
~ notable gathering, all the ministers of
-, that denomination for this district ex-
~ pecting to be present.
lot Cornelns Gates, who was helping move
W. a building at the Passmore farm Mon
ar. day, was struck by timber and had a |
nis rib broken. 1t caused him much suffer
ur- ing and Inconvenience, but is hoped it
9TH will not prove dangerous.
ne Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Mammalian are en-
." tertalning at their home west OF town, his =
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
10 Mammalian, and little son, of Canton,
III ILL.,, also his mother, Mrs. Mammalian,
and her granddaughter, of Peabody,
nd Kansas.
as Oh. j. Cooley's father, who lives mt
on Manning, has been very sick for several =
Mt days past. II. j. has been up there most :.
h. of the time lately and had DIR. Brooks
M. up one day last week. The patient is
rs, becoming quite old and it is feared that
me his ILLNESS will prove fatal. &
nd Il
- John Stewart of Cameron township, 7