Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-06-28
audubon County Republican.
Entered at the Audubon Post. Office Is mail matter
ofthe second class.

LoWlS DedSOu went 10 AtiHutlC on
business yesterday.
Go to l.. ID. Thomas for milk shake.
John Jay, of Manning, was visiting
Sheriff Mallory's family Monday night.
Mrs. II. w. Brown and Mrs. l.. ID.
Thayer went to Atlantic Friday.
An kinds Of fence posts at Stuart &
Sons.
Mrs. Peter +. Howell, of Brayton re-
turned home yesterday after visit
with friends in Audubon.
G. II. Cross will sell you hay rake
for S15.
VA. Walkup took out brand new
mower for the poor farm yesterday to
cut tho county's fine crop of hay.
For meals and lunches go to l.. ID.
Thomas.
May Baylor came up from Extra for
q short visit to Mrs. II. W. Van Gorder
and to attend commencement exercises
last Friday.
Don't forget that the place to get q
nice summer coat and vest Is ut ID. &.
Abrams.
Rev. J. II. Yasgy went to Des Moines
Saturday In the Interest of his work ~
general missionary of western Iowa In
the Evangelical church.
Fresh bread and pies ut l.. ID.
ThomasS.
AS soon rs our postmaster heard Of
the republican presidential nomination
he went home suffering with u sick
headache.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at Sli and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
The Misses Clara and Agnes BlaRes-
lee went to Red Oak Tuesday to spend
vacation among friends and relatives
ut the old home.
Cali on G. II. Cross for one of those
rakes before they are all gone.
Cleveland cannot carry Audubon,
and our readers will readily agree that
it's losing game without the endorse.
ment of our prosperous city.
No. boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet ut Stuart Il Sons.
Postmaster Millman of Extra was In
the county seat yesterday shaking
hands with friends and taking In An.
dubon's building boom.
Trunks and valises ut ID. G. Abrams.
Atlantic has decided not to celebrate
the Fourth ut home this year, but will
go visiting ncighboring towns or enjoy
picnic excursions. Many talk of ccle-
brating In Extra,
Can ut Stuart 4 Sons for fence posts.
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
Mrs. ID. q. Lass and her mother Mrs.
II nnilnu Gnnt ~ Extrn wat ord "A al
to attend the birthday party of VIM.
Fulton, Mrs. Bailey's son inlaw.
Summer underwear at ID. &. Abrams.
The Sunday School convention ut
Gray was n success. Revs. Dickinson,
Harris and Mercer were present and
report good time. Next meeting will
be held at Extra.
Resident dentist In Audubon every
day except Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Bush Of Extra, and her daughter
Lena visited with Mrs. Chas. Van Cor
der and attended commencement exer.
cises, returning home last Saturday.
Follow the crowd to the large brick
house and get Il nice ith Of
July suit at bargain.
Mr.. win Ritter, bookkeoper In the
Winona carriage factory, Omaha, has
been visiting during the past week with
Ralph Helms family, and returned
home Monday. He notes marked i'm |
provement here since his last visit.
Attention, Farmersl Call on G. II.
Cross for the best hay rake on the mar.
ket for the least money.
RELIABLE INSURANCE. Continental
Insurance Company. Theo. Patty, |
Agent, Extra, Iowa. Office with |. l.. |
Stat2ell.
A poor mans chance and q rich OPP
portunity to buy clothing, Is at the
clothing house of ID. G. |
Abrams from now till the ith of July. !
Uncle Jim Ellis has again quite 70.
covered from his injury which confined
him to his home for several weeks, and |
Is again around and on duty ut his old
post.
G. II. Cross has just received q large
invoice Of self and hand dump hay
rakes which must be closed out this
season; come In and see them and be
convinced that they are the best on the
market for the money.
Mr.. ID. +. Dickinson, son of Rev. I'd
returned Saturday evening,
from Lake Forest, Ills, where he has
been attending college. He has entered
the Office of a. +. Armstrong, where he
will do clerical work during the sum
mer.
Cedar posts for sale at Stuart Il
Sons; from ten cents upward.
Prof. u. II. Hawk and wife started
Yesterday morning for Denis0n, where
they will spend their summer vacation
on their farm near that place. Theywill
only return in time to resume their
duties in school when the fall term
opens-the first Monday M Setember,
Mr.. NJ. q, Feltus, the operator, has
been stationed Mt Carroll for an indei.
nate period. He Is station official
who makes friends wherever he goes,
and our citizens had hoped that he
would be permanently located here.
lie Is also q pleasant gentleman socially,
and the boys and girls all miss him.
Seersucker coats and vests In endless
variety Mt ID. &. Abrams, A poor mans
chance To get a bargain,
There was something of labor dem
onstration In our city Saturday evening
the same being n parade of the force
employed on the streets. 1t consisted
of eight teams, a dozen men and boys
on horseback. Their route was from
Market street to the city hall and re-
turn. They were keeping time on tho
Scranpra meaning aS near as could no
distinguished, Observation-Disclosures. @,
Blaine,
Mrs. Dr. Brenneman, who has been
visiting relatives and friends In the
county went east Tuesday to visit In
Iowa county and elsewhere before re-
turning to her home In Kansas. DIR.
Brenneman and family are remember
ed as old time residents of Audubon,
he being among our first practicing
physicians.
The citizens and business men Of Au-
dubon have been loudly demanding, and
even advertising for city laundry as a
much needed and profitable enterprise,
and now that we have such an institu-
ton In our midst 1t only remains for all
who hire washing done to patronize
home industry, and with such united
support insure success and make 1t a
permanency. Mr.. Laurenzius has
opened laundry on lower Broadway,
and is doing excellent work but says
he cannot possibly continue In the bus
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