Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-08-31
See page 81 in the Fair book.

See page 81 in the Fair book.
) Rem Phelps and wife spent Sunda,
. In Atlantic.
Furnished rooms To rent.
MRS, r. j. CREvELING.
An organ and hard coal heater fol-
sale. HUGH GLASSBuRN.
Reduced prices at our fair ground
studio. FRAZIER & BROWN.
Ed VanGorder returned this morn.
ing from a weeks stay in Chicago.
L. Frick left the first of the week
for Staples Mimi, to look after land
interests.
For RENT-Dwelling house on
Tracy street. Enquire of j. Nj. Nc
Karahan.
u Cut rates on photographs. Frazier
& Browns gallery on the fair grounds
next week.
Frank Drury bought a pretty black
horse of Nate Carper and is breaking
it to drive.
A fine cement walk has been com
pleted along the north side OF the
court house.
A. +. Drake has accepted the posi-
ton of floor walker in the j. f.
Russell store.
Miss May Hoover left last evening
for Colorado Springs, intending TO
spend some time there.
Seed rye for sale at w. Burnside's.
The school board is having a ce-
ment walk made along the east side
of the school grounds.
Owing to the county fair our CORE
spondents will please send their letters
in one day earlier next week.
Miss Mary Davenport, of Lake
View, visited this week at h Maharg
home in Melville township.
Ex- Auditor Greenwaldt, of Mann
ing, was in town last Saturday shak-
ing hands with his old friends.
Peter Nelson of Audubon has bought
| the Hamlin elevator of the Mr.. Hood
| who bought it a few weeks ago.
/. w. Baker will pay the highest
market price for poultry in cash or
trade. 34tf
John Shultz, from Iowa county,
| returned yesterday from q visit with
his brother Fred Shult2, east of Audu-
bon.
Preaching services at the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday morning
by Rev. Mr.. hiZer son-in-law of g. +.
Brown.
John Cameron has raised his house
out in Lincoln township and Is fencing
his entire farm, preparatory to keep
ing sheep.
Family group or baby's picture
You will come to the Fair and Fraz-
Ter & Brown will have a gallery on
the grounds.
Miss Edna Detwiler left Monday to
visit at the state fair before taking up
her duties as teacher in the schools al
Washington, Iowa.
Mr.. j. f. Russell took the train
Sunday for Chicago, and his home
| coming will be followed by a large
supply of new goods.
Have You seen the modern cooking
wonder at Christensen IL Lang store:
come in any day this week.
See DR.. Richards for glasses if you
have poor vision, weak eyes, headache.
| All his work guaranteed. Phone 247.
People who desire a nice outing at
small expense should go to the State
Fair which hegins at Des Moines to-
morrow and continues for a week.
Mrs. Schwerin, the sister of +
Frick who has been visiting at the
Prick home for two weeks past, re-
| turned to Chicago Sunday.
We are informed that 578 tickets
| were taken up by the conductor on the
| special train down to the circus al
| Atlantic Saturday morning.
We will make you just as good
| pictures at orr gallery on the fair
| grounds as you a get. Ours are
| always the best. FRAZIER Il BROWN.
800. 90 reward offered for the arrest
| and conviction of the that
| noisoped nv dog, Cody. 30 tt
Ed Prick.
Mrs. Helen Blume, of Sheridan,
| Wyoming, is in Iowa visiting with
relatives at Montezuma. She expects
to stop here on her way back home.
Elmer Clure went to Extra .Satur-
day evening to bring his household
effects to Audubon where he Is en-
ployed in the ID. L. Soar harness shop.
The canning factory has been turn
ing out 1900 cans of corn a day and
hiring Is. or 80 people. The corn has
not been furnished very steadily or
the output would have been greater.
Mrs. John Allison, of Des Moines,
is visiting with her aunt Mrs. s. AIRY.
Mrs. Allison spent the summer here
three a ago it will be remembered
under the name of Miss Lena Hayne
Her husband accompanied her but
returned Monday.
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