Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-04-12

W. Ii. W OOu went 10 erosion IucS-
day.
II. IL. Willis has gone to Earlham to
buy horses.
All kinds of fence posts at Stuart &
Sons.
Mrs. J. +, Cloughly is visiting Mrs,
+. +. Byrum.
Frank p Bradley is in eastern Iowa
buying cattle,
Dates, fresh from tho tropics, at Tai
bolts.
d. L. Soar went to Omaha on bnsi-
ness last Saturday.
Mr.. J. A. Wheatley was on the sick
list the first of the week.
Plow shoes sold by ID. c. Abrams are
the best in the market.
The City meat market is shining with
new paint and calsomine.
Father DAILY held services in the
Catholic church last Sabbath.
Resident dentist. North Side Broad
way All work warranted
a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
j. c. Whitfield Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. +. Armstrong has been quite
sick with fever, but is improving.
Seal of North Carolina smoking to-
bacco at Talbott's.
Mrs. b. G. Foreman is convalescent,
after a siege of the prevalent fever.
Attorney l.. l.. DeLano of Atlantic,
was in town last Friday and Saturday,
New Schutler Wagon for sale cheap.
Inquire of FRANK GLEASON.
Mr.. viii Wheatly is canvasing in the
interests of Van Gorder's marble works.
Miss Lizzie Case is just recovering
from an illness of two weeks duration,
The best 500 pillow shoe in Audubon
at ID. G. Abrams.
ii. S. Wattles spent the Sabbath at
BraytOn, with his daughter Mrs. Z. l..
Bison.
Theo. Gearhart has returned to Au-
dubon, and is in the employ of VIM.
Bailey.
Blank farm leases for sale at this
office.
The ubiquitous small boy and his red
bird kite are among the unfailing signs
of spring.
Mrs. Frank White, of IIamlin town
ship, has been very sick with remit
tont fever.
A whole barrel of fresh prunes at
Talbott's.
Rev. Dickinson was unable to hold
services Sunday evening on account of
u sore throat.
Elijah Smith was very sick last week
with malarial fever, but is much better
at this writing.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at $l4 and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
The proceedings of the April session
of the board of supervisors will be pub
lshed next week.
Attorney Bennett, of Manning, had
business before the Audubon district
court last Friday.
Pillsbury flour-the best-at Tai
bolts.
The Easter edition of the Jefferson
iSouCenir was indeed a souvenir rs de-
scribed by Webster.
Lewis Fellingham, of West Side, was
the guest of the Isham and Barton
families over Sunday.
Nice line of odd pants just receiv-
ed by ID. c. Abrams.
| Mr.. Fred Fullerton has finished a
residence 16x32 on his farm three miles
southeast of Audubon.
Jno. A. Nash, Esq, is in Des Moines
this week looking after building ma
terial for the Audubon boom.
Now is a good time to get those old
teeth out. Resident Dentist.
Lew Matthias is running an engine on
the 80" road, rather than firing as stat
ed in these columns last week.
Will ID. Forbes went to Des Nome:
Yesterday morning to buy iron columns
for his new brick store building.
Read the advertisement of McFar
/ lane, Dickey & Co.
V Mrs. John II. Peck is very sick will
fewer. The husband is in Colorado
prospecting in mining enterprise
Mr.. Harry Arnold, of Omaha, Is il
the city attending the Stuart rum
law suit anG visiting his many friends
Cottage floor paints in cans from
quart to gallon in all choice colors TO
sale at VIM. Cloughly's Drug Store
Miss Eta Willis returned to PER-
Monday, after protracted visit witt
the family of her brother II. H., in thi
city.
Frank Leet went to Chicago Tuesday
and from there will go to his old HON
, at Bradford, Ills, to remain seyera
weeks.
Ladies don't wear old shoes when yo
q can buy new ones so cheap at ID. I
Abrams.
Remember the barber shop OF w. Il
s, Bedwell, over Howald's clothing stor'
when looking for smooth and cas-
shave.
. Mr. s. II. Schryver came out fror
J Chicago Saturday, remaining in tow
several days looking after his bushes
interests.
A full variety of base ball clubs
cheap they cannot be undersold 4
wm. Cloughly's Drug Store.
Geo. Ditzenberger went to Deniso
Monday night to set some marble froi
Van Gorders shops. They work
large territory.
Mr.. Harry Wilson, cousin OF W. 1
tot m A