Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-11-25

| Attorney Statzell and e. l.. Pat
tison, Extras honest jeweler, were
at the Hub Tuesday evening.
The Manning Monitor last week
entered upon its sixth year, and gives
signs Of renewed prosperity.
F. ii. Hancock, OF Davenport,
was in town the first Of the week
looking after his grain interests.
The passenger train on the North.
western arrived at i:I5 p. M, Fri.
day under escort OF \ snow plow.
THE REPUBLICAN this week pre-
sents the proceedings of the board
OF supervisors, complete, in supple
mcnt form.
The residence OF B. w. Brown,
on Tracy street, is receiving a new
coat of paint from the brush of L.
L. Nichols.
b. 6. Foreman returned from
Eastern Iowa Saturday, where he
had been buying cows and young
stock for the local market.
Mrs. Aggie Stotts entertained a
large party of young people on
Monday evening in honor of Miss
Temple and Miss Nash.
The household goods of Rev.
Dickinson arrived last week and
have been placed in Mrs. Burnside's
house, corner Broadway and Church
streets.
George Foster who was tried last
week before the district court at
Carroll, was found guilty, but sen
tence has not been passed at this
writing.
Rev. Juo. A. Nash aud wife and
Mr. and Mrs. John McVicar, OF
Des Moines, are spending Thanks
giving with Ino. "A. Nash and wife
Of this city.
Superintendent Hornberger wen,
10 Logan, Harrison county, to dissect
a Thanksgiving turkey tor old &C.
lunntanccs, last evening. He will
return tomorrow morning.
The Red Cross Degree, Knight
Iemplar was conferred upon las
Forbes, lr, by Godfrey Commandery
last Saturday evening, after which
oysters were served from the Walker
House.
Peter Roth has a new team of
iron grays on his dray. They
make a handsome pair, are of very
appropriate size for the business,
and Pete takes pardonable pride
in them.
w. "A. Crawford, of Vinton, faith
er OF the late DR.. L. Nj. Crawford,
was in he city portion Of last week
and over Sunday, visiting with DR..
Brooks and other friends of his
lamented son.
John McFadden will offer stock
and implements at public sale at his
residence 81 miles east of Audubon
on Thursday, Dec. I'd. A credit of
one year with approved notes with
out interest, if paid when due.
Frank Lane, one of the brothers
whose sale is announced elsewhere,
has rented his farm and will remove
to California. The change will
only be temporary as he expects to
return to Audubon county within n
few years.
A few years ago B. w. Brown
made judicious investment of$I.25
per acre in quarter section OF land
IN Pierce county, Nebr, He had
the exceeding good fortune to dis.
pose of the tract fortnight ago for
$Io per acre.
ii. 2. Albert went to Glidden,
Tuesday, to assist the Jefferson lodge
in insttuting lodge at that place.
He reports most courteous recep-
ton and the best Of entertainment
by the Glidden candidates for Py.
THAN honors.
O. l.. and Frank Lane will sell a
large quantity OF stock and agricul.
rural implements at their farm 81
miles northeast Of Audubon, on
Tuesday, Nov. 80, commencing at
ten o'clock. Terms, one year with.
out interest if paid when due.
A subscription paper was circu-
lated yesterday by II. S. Slavton for
the relief of the Tesstman family,
whose misfortune was noted in these
columns last week. The business
men Of Audubon contributed very
Iibera'ly, some $40 being raised in
as manv minutes.
6. II. Jones had business in the
circuit court at Carroll last week
and was obliged to go by the way
of Atlantic and Council Bluffs to
appear on time. However, his case
was won, and he did not very sadly
dcplore the extra pains and expense
his roundabout journey involved.
Russell & Son scored big drive
IN overcoats Monday. A father
and four sons visited that popular
establishment and each was fitted
with an overcoat, the largest size
being a. and the smallest 60. Char
lie Russell takes great pleasure in
contributing to the comfort of his
fellowmen.
7. II. Wills will remove from the
farm premises he now occupies in
BradleyvilIe, about Jan. Ist. He will
remove to Geo. Gray's ranch, near
Gray, to assume the duties Of super
intendent. 1t will be generally
regretted that Mr.. Wills and his
family are to remove from Bradley.
vile, from which place they have
been very appreciable contributors
to the social and religious circles Of
Audubon.
Ernest, the twelve year old son
of w. &. Johnson, of Sharon town
ship, met with a painful accident
Saturday morning while hunting.