Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-07-22
Remnant sale at Russell & Sons.

Remnant sale at Russell & Sons.
Attend Russell & Sons grand
closing out sale.
Hans Martensen's four year old
son is quite sick.
E. F. Fales is plastering the ad-
dition to the Audubon County Bank
building.
F. P. Reece returned Monday
evening from a visit to Newton,
Jasper county.
ssB per cent discount on all
remnants and summer goods at
Russell & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dimmick and
Miss Anna Connrardy of Extra are
visiting in town today.
]. f. McAninch is discharging the
duties of the treasurer's office in the
absence of w. F. Stotts.
DR.. A. L. Brooks was pretty bad
ly peppered on the forehead with
powder while out shooting Peoria
black birds Tuesday evening. The
cartridges beng too heavily loaded
was the cause of the accident.
John F. Consigny started yester'
day for San Francisco as a delegate
to the national encampment, q. A
r. He will be absent about SIX
weeks, returning by the way Of
Yellowstone Park, and will enjoy
all the sights and privileges the en-
campment affords.
Geo. Thompson, of Eldora, Iowa
accompanied by his daughter, is pay
ing his annual visit OF week to hi'
mother, who makes her home will
her daughter, Mrs. Capt. Foster
Mr.. Thompson is a very genia
gentleman and his visits are Away
anticipated with pleasure by his rela
atives and friends.
Jim Russell and Ed. Delahoyd,
were out driving yesterday,with a rig
from Tharnish Bros.'s livery, wher
the buggy was upset and Mr.. Rus
sell thrown out, alighting Oh his lief
cheek, which was very badly bruised
His leg was badly strained in thu
accident. Mr.. Delahoyde was no
injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Phelps arrived
home last evening from their eastern
tour, having spent the greater par
of the time with Mr.. Phelps rela
tives at Milton, VT. They were
rendered very hearty welcome by
their large circle of friends, and thu
Cornet Band serenaded them in thu
evening.
Hiram Mendenhall has moved
his hog trough mandatory to th'
building opposite Foreman's fec
stable on North Market street. Mr.
Mendenhall is meeting with pleas
ing success in the sale OF his move
device for hog feeding, and its mer
its are recognized and recommended
by all who have tested it. He II
building up nice business.
A sixteen months old daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Railsback dice
at their home four miles north-wes
of this place Tuesday morning. Thu
funeral services were held yesteaday
morning, conducted by Rev. E. b
Cousins, and the remains inferred il
Maple Grove cemetery. This is thu
second similar bereavement thu
parents have been called upon t.
bear, and elicits the sympathy o
their friends and neighbors.
The following deserved compli
ment we clip from the Sons of Vet
erans' department in the Crane
Army AdvOcate!:
The department encampmen
made a splendid selection for Majo
of the Iowa Division when they
placed that honor upon {. II
Rollins, of Audubon. There is M
better worker or more enthusiastic
brother in the division and he neve
ceases in his efforts to bring the in
terests that the Sons Of Veteran
represent before the people as j
should be. We wish that ever,
town in Iowa had such an earnes
worker for the cause as brothe