Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-10-07
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were in Atlantic on business last
Friday.
E. Willard, Esq, of Atlantic, was
in town Monday and Tuesday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gleason re-
trrnen Monday evening from their
visit to Chicago.
Geo. Crittenden, of Chelsea, lama
county, was visiting with the family
Of Henry Cole last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Dana, of Nashua
were visiting their daughter, Mrs. P.
w. Ledyard, portion of last week.
Mr.. d. L. Freeman is resting
from his duties in the Citizens Bank,
and attending the tair at st. Louis.
John Coquillette of Miller, Dakota,
was in town Monday, returning to
his home from a purchasing expedi-
ton to the Garden City.
]. w. Stanfeld returned Friday
evening from attending the soldiers
reunion at Knoxville. He reports
an altogether enjoyable time.
Little frankie Brockway fell
from horizontal bar last Saturday,
and broke his arm. DR.. Lass was
called and set the fractured member.
DIR. Robt. Evans, Jr., has located
at Coon Rapids. AS a medium be-
tween guzzlers and prescription case
the Doctor will be greatly missed.
DR.. A. L. Brooks returned from
accompanying the relatives of the
late DR.. Crawford on their sad mis-
sion to Vinton, last Monday evening.
Mrs. I. Graham, of Denison and
Mrs. V. II. Amther of Sergeant
Bluffs respectively mother and sister
of w. M. Graham, are visiting in
the city.
Jas. F. McAnich has moved to
this place, having rented house in
the south east part of town. Mr..
McAnich is assisting in the county
treasurer'S office.
E. Bilharz and family will soon
move to one of the cozy houses in
Hubbard row, and w. w. Talbors
family will occupy the dwelling
rooms over the store.
F. M. Jay, of Mt. Pleasant, who
has been the guest of Yves Jay for
the past ten days, departed Monday
afternoon for a trip through southern
Iowa and northern Missouri.
E. F. Green, of Washington, d.
c., visited with his son w. r. Green,
over Sunday. He is a staunch re-
publican, and yet holds lucrative
position III the pension department.
Hiram DECKER Of Clarence, was in
this city yesterday, and we acknowl-
edge pleasant call. He has been
looking after real estate interests in
Woodbury. county and in Atlantic
There will be quarterly meeting
services held at the NJ. Z. church
next Sabbath. Preaching morning
and evening. Rev. Blodgett will
he present and preach in the even,
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. A. Nash started
yesterday for Chicago to select fur,
nishngs for their new house, which
is nearing completion. 1t will be
one of the handsomcst and best ap-
pointed residences in the city.
The county treasurer collected
taxes in the month of September
amounting to $2S,Io3,o9. OF this
amount Messrs. Chas. Stuart & Son
paid $I,66o.73. The total taxes o.
this firm paid this year, approximate
100000.
Mrs. B. G. Foreman and daughter
Bessie returned from four weeks
visit with relatives at Emporia, Kan.
last Friday. The latter has beer
quite sick with fever since their re-
turn, neccssitating the attendance o.
a physician.
II. P. Albert is attending the
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
at Davenport, as representative from
Audubon lodge, No. 1853. The or,
der in the state is in most prosper
Gus condition, and has membership
of eight thousand.
John OFT has moved his shoe shop
to the room next to d. E. Scars
harness shop. Mr.. Beneke, the
tailor having removed his tailoring
establishment to his residence. Mr.
OFT will carry full line of ready
made boots and shoes. The lot back
of the Audubon county bank block
will be cleared to make room for
coal sheds.
The Shelby County Republican
has knowledge to the effect that the
grain buyers of that town have form
ed pool highly detrimental to the
business interests over there. Audi.
bon grain and stock merchants have
little regard one for another and Gu,
and slash without compromise, all OF
which is money in the pockets of the
producer.
A team belonging to Jack O'Brien
INDUCED in the frivolity of runa-
way last Saturday, starting from the
alley in the rear of Will D. Forbes
store. They run down Broadway
to Howald's store then out to the
southern suburbs, where they were
caught. Little damage was done,
but the team has formed very bad
and dangerous habit.
w. D. Blackwood has arranged
to entertain the young people bv a
series of select dances i'll the rink,
the first ball to be given this even
ing, for which invitations were issued
the first of the week. Mr.. Black
wood has an admirable room for
that purpose, and with first-class
orchestra, no doubt a grand good
time will be enjoyed.
By the removal of A. Sellman the