Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-04-08

paper, borders, etc, ~ audubon
county, at o. J. Houston'S.
Miss Aggie Holland, the popular
dress maker may be found at the
millinery parlors OF Miss L. II.
Terrill, where she will be pleased 70
receive calls from the ladies' OF Au-
dubon, who are in need of work III
her line.
Rev. G. 81. lIeiImaa, tAp I.pme
gehcal minister who has been ta'or-
ing in Viola township, viii soon re
move to Dallas, Marion county.
Rev. {. Knoll, from Pilot Mound,
Boone county, will take charge Of
the work in Viola,
Miss L. ii. Terrill is in the city
selecting additional stock iol her
millinery store. She will make
purchases which with her present
supply will aggregate one of the
largest millinery stocks ever brought
to Audubon county.
Mrs. Eliza Cheshire, accompanied
by her son from Montczuma, ar.
rived at this place Friday evening,
and were guests OF the family OF Il.
Moore Carpenter for several days.
She will visit Cameron township
relatives couple of weeks.
Ed. Brown ho, bought team
and harness and solieits portion
of the city draying. He is using
second hand dray until his new one
is turned out from shop at Atlantic.
Ed will have n first.cla turn out
and will do hauling to the entire
satisfaction of his patrons.
X. o. Holmes, Esq, went to
Maysville Mo-, last week on business
and has sent word home that he is
i'll and unable to return at present.
No definite information has heen
received as to the degree o! his
sickness, and no little anxiety is felt
10y his friends for his w,lfrr.
Rev. J. A. Batlett wriI speak
Sunday evening to the teachers ct
Audubon county, on the subject
"rhe Teachers of To-day; Their
Sphere and Accountability" The
teachers as far rs possible should
honor the pastor with their presence
as he has complimented them in the
selection of his subject.
Charles Stuart & Son sold a bill
Of lumber to George Miller, of Vic.
Ia township, for the erection of his
new house in place Of the one de-
stroyed by fire, at actual cost, and in
gave him $40 in cash and a
new overcoat. These commcndable
acts are characteristic of the gener.
Gus firm which has been so instru.
mental in making Audubon the
prosperous town it is today.
From yesterdays Atlantic Ieie.
graph;
Mrs. J. Mack Love, Mrs. Frank
Mrs. X. Moore Carpenter,
and Mrs. VIM. Mallory, all of Au-
lubon, came down with handsome
Jack Dennis this morning.
Although passenger traffic from
this neighborhood to California has
almost ceased, the through traffic is
greater than ever. So great was the
Of passengers destined for
California that No. 3 going west
yesterday evening had three extra
coaches.
James X. Pound has added to the
ample facilities of his machine shop,
a Paragon upright engine. He is
also adding a turning lathe for wood
work and will soon buy a lathe for
ron work. When these pieces Of
have been added he will
have one Of the best appointed offices
N the county and prepared to do
all work in his line. Mr.. Pound
IS building up frst-class business
for himself which is also one of the
well founded institutions of the
.own.
d. A. McAnulty, of Audubon
township, was in town Tuesday.
To him we are indebted for the fol-
lowing assessment items from his
township: Cattle, 1912, valued al
S24,74o; horses, 6I8, valued at $780,
I27; mules 40, valued at $1,000;
sheep, I92, valued at $I92; swine,
1893, valued at $5,Ioi; logs, I5S,
of no value); moneys and credits,
S2,3Io; other taxable property, $s75;
:otal valuation, 500, 1886. Last year
here was planted seven acres of fruit
rees and five acres of forest.
VIM. Cloughly and wife and the
alters sister, Miss Susan Loney,
started Tuesday for California, tax
ng advantage of the present reduced
passenger rates to visit relatives in
hat state. VIM. Cloughly engaged
/ section of sleeping car for the
rip and taking generous supply OF
oothsome ediblcs from the Hotel dc
Cloughly within the confines 70
huge basket, 1t may be safely said
hat their journey to and from the .
and of flowers and sweet odors will
&c one of enviable comfort and unal.
Dyed pleasure.
Mrs. c. H. Colson returned here
asst Thursday evening from St.
louis. She had expected to surprise
Mr.. Colson by returning nnexpect-
dly, but was disappointed to learn
IN arrival here that he was in Chi
ago. While in that city Mr.. Col
on concluded to return via st. Louis
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