Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-12


Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Phelps were
in Des Moines the first Of the week
looking after furnishings for their
handsome new house which is
rapidly nearing completion.
Mrs. D. E. Soar, daughters Celia
and Dickie, went to Missouri Valley
last week, to remain few days with
relatives. From there they will 60
to Beulah, Wyo. Ter, to reside un.
til fall.
Miss Nettie Wattles returned
Monday evening from weeks
visit with friends at Extra. Miss
Minnie Croy returned with her, and
will remain week or more with
her many friends here.
Charlie, the eight year old son OF
II. M. Talbot, had the misfortune to
run a rusty nail in his foot Monday.
The wound proved very painful,
but at last accounts was healing as
rapidly az could be hoped for.
Miss Ida A. Townsend, from
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, is visiting her sis,
ter Mrs. A. F. Armstrong. She
will remain during the fall and
winter. She made many friends here
during former visits who will be
glad to know of her return.
Sheriff Mallory went to Mt
Pleasant Monday morning to accom-.
pany to her home in Greeley town,
ship, Mrs. Halliday, who has been
pronounced incurably insane by the
medical authorities of the institution
at that place. Mr.. Mallory and the
lady returned yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will d. Forbe.
returned from their visit to eastern
Iowa Saturday evening. Miss |.
V. Gesner, of Jeiferson, accompanied
them home. Mrs. Forbes wa,
quite fatigued with her journey, and
threatened with intermittent fever,
but few days rest has brought
returning health.
There was very large congre-
CATION at the Nj. Z. church last Sab.
bath morning to hear Rev. Bolts
discourse on the "Immortality of the
Soul" The sermon was well re-
ceived. He continued the same
question TO the evening service, but
owing to the weather few were pre-
sent, and by requcet his evening SER
mon will be repeated next Sabbath
morning.
M. w. Griest, who has been at
work for John Reinemund in the
repairing department of his hard
ware store, went to Atlantic last
Saturday, where he will remain a
few days with his family, and then
seek business location in Nebraska.
He is one of the rustlers in this
busy world, and will make business
wherever he goes. May success
attend him.
The Greenback county convention
will be held in Firemens Hall, in
Audubon, at o'clock tomorrow.
The official call announces that the
object of the convention is to NOM
nate candidates for county offices.
1t will be observed that the Green
hackers assemble very close to the
place of the Democratic meeting, so
that if the latter should conclude to
fold them to their yearning bosom,
they may do so without great deal
of inconvenience.
Following is the Leroy township
delegation to the Democratic county
convention to be held tomorrow in
the Court House in this city, at ?
o'clock p. m: 7. II. Beason, M. 0.
Donnell, Geo. A. Myers, Jas. S.
Scott, w. S. Scott, Jas. E. Forbes,
7. Nal Bryan, II. Rohrbeck, Chas
Prather, J. Mack Love. w. F
Stotts was made township commit
teeman, and it was recommended
that he be made chairman Of county
central committee. The convention
will nominate candidates for Clerk
Recorder, Supervisor and Attorney
and select delegates to the judicial
and congressional conventions.
| w. A. Crane went to Jefferson
Iowa, Tuesday evening, where he
will engage in issuing daily CONNER,
cial reports to the business houses of
Greene county. The reports are
issued from the office Of the county
recorder, and keep business men
posted in real estate transfers, en-
cumbrances, and general standing Of
their customers. Wherever these
reports have been used they are con.
sldered indispensable ard quite nee,
cessary TO carrying on mercantile
business. They are furnished a,
light expense, and at the same time
furnish fairly lucrative business fol
the agent. We wish Mr.. Crane
success in his departure. Mrs. C.
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