Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-07-01
Charles Milliman, 81 Extra, was

Ed Delahoyde returned to bust
ness Friday evening.
Thomas Musson returned Friday
from his Dakota farm.
William Willis and family re.
moved to Perry last week.
l S. j. and Noah Crane were in
town Saturday on business.
Dickey, Harry and Woods Soar
visited over Sunday with friends in
Extra.
+. w. Halderman, of Harlan
visited II. b. Wilson and family
over Sunday.
The stock yards near the Rock
Island depot have been paved with
flag stone, so that with the proper
care they may be kept in whole.
some condition.
+. II. Darlington and Hugh
Moore went to Carroll Saturday
remaing over Sunday. While there
Mr.. Moore played with the band
boys, aud executed some of his Gus.
tomary fine work on the tuba.
Mr.. l.. +. Mason met with graft,
flying success in the sale of buggie,
from Grinnell factory. He dispos
cd OF car load Of twenty-five bug,
gies in three weeks, principally
among the farmers of Greeley town
ship. He came well recommended
and his genial manners ingratiatec
him in the good will of men will
whom he came in contact.
]. &. Moore came down from
Carroll Friday, and the band dis
persed some of its excellent music t
the citizens in the evening. Mr.
Moore is engaged in issuing com
mercial reports to the business mel
OF Carroll county, and has enough
patrons to furnish him u lucrative
and pleasant business.
We, the members of the Board o
Supervisors of Audubon County
Iowa, on June 10th, 1886, authorize
and Instruct ]. ii. Rendleman, a.
County Auditor, to rent the Court
House Cat $500 per night for con,
cert, dramatic plays, ETC., except
dances, drilling and festivals.
Il. J. distinction.
GEORGE MCCAIN.
S. b. BAKER.
b. 6. Foreman has bought the
property known as the Teter feed
and sale stable on Washington street
and took possession the first Of the
week. He will increase its capacity
and improve and re-arrangc it in Il
manner to make it more convenient
He solicits liberal portion of tho
public patronage and guarantees low
prices and the best of treatment.
Mr. II. b. Northup closed thu
spring term of school in the Norrl
district on the 18TH. He will go tc
Tecumseh, Nebraska, next week
where he has secured position a
advanced wages. Mr.. Northup il
one of the county's best instructors
and studiously aspires to perfection
in his work. While we regret his
departure, we are glad to know that
he profits by the change in location
We wish him continued success.
Nine townships were represented
IN the democratic county convention
Saturday. Prof. w. II. Brinkcrhol
was chosen chairman, and X. Moor
Carpenter, secretary. Frank Brad
ley, candidate Tor clerk Of the SIT
preme court, was privileged to name
the ten delegates, and whilo he wa'
making his selections, Melvin Mich
OILS entertained the convention will
a speech. The following delegate
to the state convention were nance
by Mr.. Bradley and endorsed by thu
meeting: d L Soar, M L jenkins
X Gault, = Bickelhaupt, Macl
Love, Otto Witthauer, w X John
son, M Nichols, Leroy Hensle1
and 7 b Northup.
William CloughIy went to Oman
Saturday to buy fireworks for tn
celebration. After having receive'
prices from half dozen cities h
ordered the daylight fireworks iron
St. Louis, and the goods for tn
evening display from house il
Omaha. The prices on these good
have been greatly reduced, SO tina
the fund which had been appropriate
for this purchase he secured a mucf
larger and more varied assortment
than had been intended, notwith
standing the fact that the commtte
has purposed to present the fines
display ever seen in Audubo