Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10
DIR. d, G. Lass and wife departed yes.
terday for 0berlin, Kansas.

"A new Darrel OF oatine NJ Ialbotts
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Campbell rejoice
over the arrival of a bright daughter at
their home on May 9th.
Mr.. Thos. Dawson, late Of Center
Junction, arrived here a week ago, and
is in the employ of ii. NJ. Talbot.
Mrs. T. s. Francis returned from an
extended visit in Chicago today. She
is accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Jewell, and infant granddaughter.
The spring running races at Union
Park, Council Bluffs, commence on
May 10, continuing to and including
the 18th. Reduced rates are given by
the railroads.
Wort. $500 is the pair of lady's shoes
sold by ID. {. Abrams for $3.50.
Mr.. w. w. Sickles, one of Extras
merchants, has moved to Des Moines
and engaged in the butter and egg
business. lie retains his mercantile in
terest at Exria
Mr.. II, q, Hunter has reached u wise
determination in his conclusion to re
turn to Audubon with his family. lie
was here last week perfecting ARRANGE
ments for the change.
For all diseases arising from impure
blood, llibbard's Rheumatic Syrup is
invaluable, as ii Is sworn enemy to
all poisons in the blood.
Walter Il. Scott has been slowly but
surely improving since Tuesday,
the I'd inst. lie IL gradually gaining
strength and unless further complica-
tons appear will survive the siege.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
occupy the evening hour with u song
service next Sunday. They have been
in practice for several weeks, 80 that 4
nice entertainment may be expected.
Everybody should call in and see the
elegant line Of ceiling, wall and decera'
ton paper for sale at o. J. lIouston's'
The May dance announced for last
Thursday evening was postponed on
account of the rain. 1t will be held to-
night, May 10th. The management
have taken pains to arrange for a good
time.
Mr.. H. ID. Mosior was very sick the
latter part of last week, and ut one
time his life was despaired of bu,
through the ministrations Of DIR. ID. g.
Lass, the patient is on the highway to
recovery.
Buyers of clothing, remember that
ID. {. Abrams has the finest line OF
dress suits to be had in the market
cali and see them.
Mr.. j. +. Luse has purchased Of John
Wagner, the stock Of general merchan
disc at Ross and will make consider
able additions to the stock. lie is
reliable gentleman and will doubtless
do a good business.
Corn planting will be delayed for
few days until the ground is dried out
Happily our soil accommodates itsel
to either wet or drought, and wi II be II
readiness to receive the golden seet
very soon after the clouds clear away
O. j. Houston has just received
mammoth stock of wall paper and cell
ing decorations direct from the manu-
factory at New York.
Audubon boasts that it Is the livelies
town of its size in Iowa. It's newspa
pers boom it and say they have aplucky
go-ahead class of citizens, who are in t.
m, Ike the town grow. That kind o
spiu,t always wins.-Rsd Oak Eapress
u s Phelps is rushing the work ol
h;s new clock. The brick layers ar
nroc, eding On the second story, ant
with a week of good weather will ilnisl
the bu Iiing. Tie front, laid witt
pressed b rick, presents avery handsome
appearance
The Sd an nual carnival OF the Nor'l'
western Rano' Association will be hel'
at storm Lake, Iowa, June rs. q, q
1t is expected there will be from ~ v
40 bands in att enhance. On" rare WI
probably be mado by the rail- 'aa" W
the public and special rates for w
bands.
One hundred pairs of mems fine dress
pants just received by ID. &. Abrams
and will be sold within ten days at the
lowest price they can be sold at.
G. W. II. Boyer of Grinnell, was in
the city last week looking after his bus
mess interests. lie was accompanied
by his son, Harry, very bright ant
gentlemanly young man, who is a stu
dent of the art preservative, and from
whom we acknowledge most agreea
BILE call.
The finest line OF gents summe
coats and vests ever shown to TIN
trade in Audubon at ID. c. Abrams
Call and examine them If you want Il
see something nice.
The Sioux City Journal copies on
article of last week proposing that Au
dubon county be represented in tn
great Corn Palace of 1888, and give
assurance of plenty of room and kind.
greeting. We hope our citizens Wi
improve this superior opportunity :
spread the knowledge Of our great ad
vantages as county.
lfyou want to buy wall paper cheal
if you want ready mixed paint for you
house or floor, if you want to pain
your buggy for dollar, or paint TO
your barn at IS cents per gallon, call o.
DIR. J. +. Cloughly.
A slight change occurred on Monda
in the running of trains on the Roc
Island. The morning train leaves at
o'clock; returning arrives here ut la
On the second trip it leaves at 2 o'cloc
and returns at @. BY changes on til
main line Atlantic loses her "cannO