Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-02-18
PERSONAL.

Avoca.
j. A. Hash from Extra, was in the
city Saturday.
John Griggs, Esq, was in Allan
tic last Friday.
Miss Eva Gibson is visiting her
home at Bows.
George Grou,, of Atlantic, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. ]. ID. Holmes arrived in the
city last Saturday.
j.. p. Halleck OF Oaktield township
was in town Monday.
Attorney Dolan, of Atlantic, was
in town Monday afternoon.
Ed. b. Cousins is slowly improv-
ing from his late run OF fever,
Judge Loofbourow passed through
the city last Friday, going north.
Attorney IL. w. Hanna was at
Irwin on business last Thursday.
Prof. George |. Miller made a fly
ing trip to Atlantic last Saturday.
Sheriff Mallory went to Council
Bluffs Monday, returning Tuesday.
Ex-Sheriif Hel bert took in the
State Capital Friday and Saturday.
Miss Sallie Forbes has gone to
Council Bluffs to enter an art studio,
Miss Lena Rosenberg is spending
the week with relatives in Des
Moines.
Frank Talbot, OF Carroll, is visit
ing his brother w. w. Talbot, OF
this place.
Joe Heath's father, of Oakield
township, visited him the latter part
of last week.
Jno. A. Nash has gone TO Des
Moines and Davenport in the inter,
ests OF his firm.
Mrs. David Soar AM laughter
spent last week 1t Err, returning
Saturday night.
Henry Burton, of Exiru, returned
last week from II land Inspecting
tour in Kansas.
S. J. McCormac aud ]. c. Ora.
ham went to Denn'son by the over.
land route last week.
Mrs A. J. Needles has been dan
gerously i'll, but we understand that
she is now slowly improving.
Mrs. w. +. Cason was confined
to the house portion OF last week.
She is much better at present.
VIM. Sheaior returned Saturday
from visit of several weeks dura-
ton with friends in Knoxville.
viii Roberts, living ear Valcn-
tine Nebraska, has beer v sitting his
brother.in.law, Will d. Forbes.
Martin Madison went to Harlan
last Saturday, where he remained
until Tuesday visiting his parents.
Mr.. G. Barton Of Mt. Pleasant,
has been in town for a week, collect
ing in the wake OF lightning rod
dispenser.
William Wilde and family return.
ed last Saturday from their winters
visit with relatives at Amsterdam,
New York.
II. p. Albert, Of "Pinkey" noto.
riety, from Stuart, has been in town
this week shaking hands with friends
and enemies.
Captain Foster went to Atlantic
last Monday. In his absence Wal
lace VanGorder assisted the assistant
in the postofiice.
Conductor J. S. Dennis went to
Stuart last Friday. In his absence
Dave Singles demanded tickets OF
the travelling public.
John Bell of Putnam, Ills, arriv-
ed in the city Tuesday, and will Wis.,
it Chas. Johnson, relative living in
the country, for few days.
G. E. Ferguson, typo from
Naming, was making visit to
relatives near here a portion of last
week. He returned Saturday.
w. G. Stuart returned Monday
from the north, where he has been
buying cattle. He bought 900 which
makes total Of 1850 head now on
their ranch.
George Wood, barber and hair.
dresser from Council Bluffs, entered
the employ of w. ID. Blackwood at
the Old Pioneer Shop last week
He was formerly resident of Chi.
cago, and is frstcl workman.
Mr.. M. p. Wilson will start the
first OF next week for Rapids City
Dakota, where he has secured EN-.
ploymcnt. Mr.. Wilson is a gentle.
man whose acquaintance is desirable,
and we regret that Audubon is
to lose SO good a citizen.
Will ID. Forbes has gone to Min.
neapolis to buy flour. BY making a
personal visit to the mills he expects
to get the best article at the lowest
price, and he will give his patrors
the benefit of good bargain. We
suppose he will stop at St. Paul and
slide down the cellar door of the ice
palace.