Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-03-15

MI H. ~ NiCNSiluk aAu iuitiig NtV
into their new residence today.
1t has been built from foundation to
finish In about six weeks.
The Atlantic primary was fought on
the district judge issue, the candidates
receiving the following votes: Julian
Phelps ao3; ]. b. Rockafellow 1856, and
III, q, Curtis IL.
Miss Montia Album, Of Columbus
Junction, is visiting her sister, Mrs,
Frank Fish, who has been quite sick
with fever and at this writing is but
little improved.
Messrs. Bedwell Il Gesrheart will
move their barber shop to the front
rooms over b. +. Howald's clothing store
about the Goth inst. This viii make an
excellent location.
Frank Brainard Esq, is ut Colby,
Kans., near which place George Myers
is located. Mr.. Brainard is pleased
with the county, and will proba bly, con-
clude to locate there.
Mr.. +. :. Watts has been i'll for sew.
eral days and the whole management
of the Audubon County Bank has de-
yolved upon Mr.. Ed Delahoyde, who is
fully equal to the task.
Mr.. l.. J. Hill has resigned his posi-
ton in VIM. Cloughly's drug store and
is at present assisting Recorder Viewer
on county business. Judge Sanborn is
clerking in the drug store.
DIR. Murphey, an old school friend of
Rev. Harris, was visiting that gentle
man yesterday. The doctor is pro
speeding for a location, but finds the
profession well represented here.
Corn meal at Talbott's.
Mr.. j. W. Lancelot il down from
Gray today attending the republican
convention, and is introducing the Al
lison hat-a tile of brown tint, quite
becoming to all compilations.
Ike jenkins and Horace Bartlett were
up from Brayton Tuesday evening to
witness the sparring match. They had
the satisfaction of bearing good news
to Mr.. Owens old friends in the south
part Of the county.
The place to buy ladies' shoes is ut
ID. G. Abrams for he has Just received
Il nice large line Of the latest styles and
will save you 20 per cent on every dol.
lar you buy of him.
The general disturbance In the bust.
ness circle caused by so much moving
preparatory to the building boom, ne.
cessitates the labelling of some of the
business houses, and man finds II
difficult to find his friends.
Pillsbury aour--the best-at Tai
bolts.
Mrs. q. b. Russell and Mr.. and Mrs
C. II. Russell went to Chicago Monday
night, and after buying a large invoice
of goods fer the spring trade Of Russell
& Sons, will visit short time in Wis
consin before returning home.
Mrs. A. A. Talbot Of Carroll, visited
over Su nday with her sons W. W. and
Charlie of this place. The gentlemen
also enjoyed few days visit with Their
cousin, Mr.. l.. G. Patty, of Carroll, ant
graduate of the Iowa Agriculture
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Milliman, Of
Sheldon, Ills, arrived yesterday on
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter llobert
The ladies are sisters, and after separ
alton of twenty years, will recall thu
scenes of their childhood with specia
appreciation.
have 100 head of cattle for sale q
Rock Island yards, Cows, heifers
steers and calves, also bulls.
WM. NEFF,
Audubon, Iowa.
LoCATED.-Word received from
Evan Davis states that aftef some pros
pecting he has located in tho boot an
shoe business Mt Los Angeles. Mr.
Davis is delighted with theirncw hone
and her health has daily improved sine
their arrival. We hope they may b
permanently benefited.
The entire family Of Chas. Van Go
der has been sick during the past weel
afflicted with a general indispositio
that is caused by the frequent and RAJ
ical changes of the weather. Mr.. Va
Gorder was obliged to succumb on SUI
day, and was confined to his home unit
Wednesday. We are glad to say the
are NO serious symptoms.
Large audiences were In attendant
at the Methodist and Presbyteri'
churches on Sunday evening, attract'
by the announcement of subjects at u
morning service. Rev. Dickinson dl
coursed upon the death OF Empor
William, while Rev. Harris express'
Thoughts Suggested by the Late Lab
Troubles.
School is not conducted In several
the rooms this week OH account of wo
. Oh the furnace in the basement. L
, furnace that was put IN last fall h
not fully accomplished its designs, b
the firm from which 1t was purchas
. is proving its reliability by resettil
, and replacing it in such manner as
more easily heat the whole building.
Mr. Geo. Ditzenberger has return
; from Minneapolis, Kansas, having sc
cred his business relations with Hen
9 Cooley, who continues the business
j. that place. Mr. Ditzepberger "
o probably relocate here, though arrani
ments are not yet perfected. He Is
{ first. class workman and the communi
will be pleased to hear of his deteru
n nation to re-engage in business here,
n Noticing Mr.. circuit, the painter W
8 finished the Audubon County Bal
block, on the street the other day,
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