Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-09-02

Miss Olive of Toulon, Ills, is
visiting the family of John Olive, OF
Melville township. q.
Miss Herbert, of Atlantic, a niece
of ii. b. Herbert, is visiting the
family of c. G. Harper.
Miss Maggie Patton, of Jefferson,
is visiting the Misses Burdick, and
other friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Beattie, of
Stuart, visited at the residence of
w. 9. Stuart over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Stuart re
turned last Friday evening from an
extended visit with relatives in
Maine.
Clerk Hunter has issued permit
to wed to Dennis Willie and Kate
Hickman, and Oscar Hunt and Jen.
ME Reynolds.
6. w. Ledyard, 4 CONNIE rcial
traveller, is spending several days
with his brother, the popular dray.
man OF TINS city.
Capt. Stuart and wife spent Sun.
day in the city and departed on
Monday, the latter to return again
the last of the week.
w. A. Crane is in Lucas county
selling the right to manufacture and
sell the famous Mendenhall hog
trough, tor w. f. Stotts.
There will be meeting of the
Adventists i'll the old school house
on north Tracy street Friday even,
ing, Sept. Srd at 1890 o'clock.
Prof. Miller is packing his house
hold goods and will remove to
Boone the first ofnext week, to com,
mence school on Monday Sept. 18th,
E. N. Taggart, a substantial far
mer of Guthrie county, was in town
Wednesday, and purchased Water
town spring wagon of Jones, Dicke
& Co.
Solomon Leighty reports that he
has raised an excellent crop of corn
on Z. J. Freeman's old farm. -Four
of the best ears weighed five and one
half pounds.
L. M. Hensley, of Greedy town
ship is building new house with
an upright r4x24, and wing I4xIS
And Luke Baker of the same town.
ship is building neat house s4xI6
Charlie Russell started for Chicago
Monday evening, to remain during
the week purchasing a fall and win.
ter stock. He always displays good
taste and judgement in his selections,
and a large and handsome stock will
follow his return.
Only young ladies under eighteen
years Of age will be permitted tc
compete tor the prize to be given by
Miss Terrill to the best lady eques
l'ian. That the contest is open to
general cempetetion, as printed in
the fair book, is erroneous.
Will D. Forbes is plastering the
interior Of his house which was bad
ly racked when moved last spring.
He says that people who complain
of the Inconvenience of moving
day know nothing Of disorder and
disturbance as compared to that OF
replasterIng.
]. J. Mease's team broke loose
Sunday night, while Mr.. Mease was
attending church, and ran away.
They collided with two other rigs
while passing down Broadway, but
no serious damage was done. The
rear wheels to Mr.. Mease's buggy
were pretty badly shattered.
DR.. Brooks was summoned by
telegraph Wednesday to attend
daughter Of II. r. Shelley of Cam
eron township, who had been kicked
by horse. The wound proved
less serious than was at first supposed.
She was kicked over the left eye,
but one stitch was necessary, and
being only flesh wound, no further
trouble is feared.
Clarkson Bros. are offering the
Iona State Register from now I'M
til Nov. IL for 81 cents. In clubs
of five, 20 cents; clubs of ten Is cents.
The paper is the best published in
the west, and at this extremely low
rate should receive a large addition
to its subscription list. Parties wish
ing to subscribe may do so at this
office and thus save postage.
Miss E. II. Terrill, the popular
milllner, will start East tomorrow to
buy goods for the fall and winter
trade. She will purchase and ship
to Audubon an unusually large stock
of goods, comprising every thing in
the line of millinery and fancy goods.
Ladies contemplating the purchase
of a hat should not fail to call at
Miss Terrill's parlors and examine
her stock and prices.
. The great state fair of Iowa COM
mences tomorrow, and continues to
the 10th inclusive. There promises
to be a good attendance from this
vicinity. The Rock Island route
sells round trip tickets for one fare.
The officers of the fair are doing
everything possible to make it
pleasant and agreeable for visitors
and they should be rewarded by a
good attendance at the fair. The
new grounds are far superior to the
former location, and with the many
commodious buildings, everything is
and pleasant.
Sheriff Mallory and family started
overland Tuesday morning for De-
,atur county, where the sheriff goes
after five head OF horses, to be taken
N by the meshes of the law. Mrs.
and the children accompa-
MED him for pleasure trip. Toy
went with the intention of camping
out, and enjoying the novelty, but
doubtless thought this cold world
when they awoke on the morning
IF Sept. Ist. They had an elegant |