Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-04-01

Frank Fish and wife have moved
to one of the comfortable residence.
in Hubbard row.
Mr.. s. II. Schryver joined the S
of V. society on Wednesday even,
ing, the s4th ul,imo.
! III. b. Herbert went to Des
Moines last Thursday evening and
remained over Sunday.
Mr.. Ledyard, OF the firm OF Gray
Il Co, moved his family from At
lantic to this place Monday.
John G, Bonwell, one of Viola's
cnterprising and reliable farmers,
was on our streets Saturday.
That incorrigible democrat, Phillip
Bicklehaupt, of Viola township, was
a county town visitor Monday.
Robt. Hulitt moved his household
goods to Carroll Tuesday, where he
holds clerical position in bank.
Ladies are invited to call ut the
new millinery store Of Mrs. !. M.
Holmes and see the latest styles.
Shop in front rooms on second floor
OF Graves building.
Henry East, who has been spend.
ing the winter with his uncle, Jas,
East, near this place, started this
morning on a trip to California and
Washington Territory.
BY notice given elsewere 1t will
be seen that Graham & Herwlck
have dissolved partnership. Mr.
Graham will continue the business,
which assures courteous treatme nj
and good shave.
Mcssrs. w. II. b. Lebeck & Co.
will make an auction sale of ready
made clothing at their store in Gray,
Iowa, on Saturday, April srd, at I
o'clock p. IN. Love Estes is the
auctionecr and will give some good
bargains.
The rush to the county treasurcr's
office for the past week has been
immense. Mr.. Stotts was obliged
to secure the services OF Ii. w. Van
Gorder and Curt Moore to assist
in dlscharging the multitudinous
duties. The proportion of people
who did not pay half of their taxes
in March was very small.
We are under obligations to Mr..
b. F. Kennedy for the following
totals taken from his recently com.
pleted assessment Of Leroy township,
outside of the incorporated town OF
Audubon: Horses, 400; cattle, 954;
mules, 81; hogs, 1851; dogs, no.
Total valuation of personal property,
$43,944.oo.
Hans A. Christensen has severed
his business connection in Atlantic
and returned to his position behind
the counters of Ben Howald's store.
Hans thinks there's no place like
Audubon, and uttered II long drawn
Sigh Of solid comfort when he was
reinstated to his old position. He IL
a good citizen and we are glad to
note his return.
The Charles Stuart Camp, Sons
of Veterans have changed their
night of meeting from Wednesday to
Saturday of each week. This ar
rangement, made to accommo-
date the country members, will con.
tinue during the summer months.
The members sustain commenda.
BILE interest in the organization, and
it is safe to say that it is the best
disciplined society in the city.
Marshal Walkup is preparing to
issue notices by the authority Of the
Board OF Health to residents request
ing them to remove rubbish, ETC.,
from about their premises. He is
also preparing to commence spring
work on the streets. Mr.. Walkup
is a painstaking street commissioners
and looks after the city's health and
comfort with keen eye.
Owing to continued i'll health Mr.,
A. A. Zancr has been compelled to
suspend business at the Elkhorn
meat market. Mr.. Zaner's long and
tedious illness enlists to him the
sympathy Of the entire community,
and all are in hopes he may regain
his health and ability to re.engage
in business. The remaining markets
are both on the south side of the
street, which will prove an inconven.
fence to the business men and resi-.
dents of the north side.
Peter Roth and wife are rejoicing
over the advent of a new girl al
their home. The advent of infants
at the homes of our draymen is be-
coming quite fashionable. Since
the beginning of 1886 John Hite led
the van with boy, next came p. e.
Book with bouncer Of the same
persuasion and now Mr.. Roth step:
into the ring with 9-pound CIR
Can the representatives o.
any other occupation show as great
increase in the corresponding period
alee Club Program.
The Glee Club will hold its next