Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-19
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Mrs. o. ]. Houston visited Extra
friends Monday.
]. w. Lancelot was down from
Ross Monday morning.
Go to William Cloughly's for
machine oil. He cannot be under
sold.
You can find good tanning mills
at rock bottom prices at Jones &
Mckarahan's.
Jesper Jensen, the candidate for
supervisor on the Republican ticket
was in town Monday.
George Kibby and family have
moved into the dwelling rooms over
John Reinemund's store.
Good second hand Walter A..
Wood mower for sale at low figures
by Jones & McKarahan,
Will d. Forbes was indisposed
yesterday, and is little better today.
He is threatened with fever.
A little child of O. L. Lanes has
been quite sick, but is improving
under the attention of DR.. Lass.
Call and see the line OF mems
brown and black all worsted suits at
Hates tor $40 90. World heaters.
G. ii. Cross has added to his large
stock of agricultural implements a
full line of Singer sewing machines.
Jones & McKarahan sell the
Victor power corn shelter and grin
der. Call at their store and examine
it.
Miss Lettie Ditzenberger, who
has been visiting friends in Atlantic
for the past week, returned home
last evening.
Mrs. S. E. Shannon, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. L.
Cason, returned to her home in At
lantic Monday morning.
Mrs. Ward Lockwood, who with
her husband has been for several
months guest of the Walker House,
has been quite sick, for the past
week, but is now improving.
Eb. b. Cousins started Tuesday
morning to represent Audubon
lodge in the state meeting of Good
Templars at Burlington. He is ex.
pected home Friday evening.
Drs. A. l.. Brooks and J. F.
Cloughly attended the meeting of
the Botna Valley Medical Associa-
ton at Atlantic last Thursday. DR..
Brooks is president ofthe association.
Sam Harm, guard at the addi-
tional.S State penitentiary at Anamosa,
is spending vacation of a month
with his family at Extra. He was
at Audubon Monday and Tuesday
interviewing his old friends.
Prof. G. /. Miller went to Boone
Tuesday to make final preparations
for commencing the school year on
there early in September. lie
will lease house and remove his
household goods within short time.
Private advices from Gray are to
the effect that w. II. Stowell is
"clear gone" on certain young lady
of that place. He has been very
attentive since her arrival at his
home on the+IIth inst, weighing
precisely s pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Davis
started Tuesday evening for
Mankato, Mimi, to be absent sever
al weeks, or through the heated
term. The Golden Eagle clothing
store will be under the management
OF Mr.. Abrams, during Mr.. Davis
absence.
John F. Consigny returned Sun
day evening from his journey to
California with the 6. A. r. boys.
He drove down from Manning Sun
day afternoon, having arrived there
on a morning train. He reports his
trip as most enjoyable in every par
ticular.
The following are the officers of
Canton Cole, as organized in this
city, Aug. IL: A. L. W ever, Cap
tain; II. P. Albert, lieutenant; and
M. Nichols, ensign. The members
will soon order uniform suits, which
are of handsome style, and are worn
with very pleasing effect.
Walter Humphrey, of Santa Bar
bara, Cal, was visiting with the
family OF J. w. Lancelot of Ross,
a portion of last week. He depart
ed Monday for Fsyette county,
where he will remain a week with
relatives before returning to his
home on the Pacific coast.
Ed Smith departed last Friday
morning for Superior, Neb., where
he will embark in the clothing and
gents furnishing business. Having
been so long under the tutorship of
that judicious dealer, Evan Davis, it
is safe prediction that Mr.. Smith
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