Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-07-26
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
IOWA SOUTH WESTERN.
Fancy shirts at ID. G. Abrams.

Sons.
Ladies' shoes at ID. c. Abrams cheap
er than ever.
Overalls and jean pants very cheap
at ID. c. Abrams.
New York Comedy Company Friday
night, July eth.
No. 1 boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Nash were in
Des Moines over Sunday.
The Citizens Bank folks are enjoying
the shade of new awning.
You would look better with those old
teeth out. Resident dentist.
The children of A. +. Armstrong are
having siege of the measles.
Attention! School marms! Boarding
at Mcllvain's during the Normal.
Call at Stuart 4 Sons for fence posts.
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. II.
F. Andrews, of Extra, Friday last.
The democratic county convention is
called for Wednesday, August 22d.
The county alliance will meet at the
court house next Saturday afternoon.
Geo. IIaver and wife visited old
friends in Atlantic the first of the week.
Mrs. George Smith of jefferson, is
the guest Of win d. Forbes and family
Miss Maggie Gleason went to Red
Oak Tuesday for visit with relatives.
Charlie Rose was so i'll the first of the
week as to be compelled to leave his
run.
John Jay was down from Manning
yesterday. John has u weakness for
Audubon.
All summer goods must be sold re-
gardless of cost ut the large brick
clothing house.
Miss Charlia J. Heron, of Washington,
ID. G., is visiting the family of her uncle,
Harp W. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Cope of Guthrie
county, were the guests of John McFar-
lane and family over Sunday.
VIM. Leet is just recovering from a
protracted illness, which he has suffered
ut his home in Bradford, Ills.
Mr.. ID. L. Soar and family have moved
into their new house, the interior, how
ever, not being fully completed.
NJ. G. Feltus went to Denison Monday
to accept permanent position in the
station with +. c. Vandenburgh.
Mr. A. A. Zaner is carrying mail on
the Viola Center route this month. He
is we'll equipped for this service.
Mrs. Theo. f. Myers and daughter
started this morning upon a visit to
relatives in Grinnell and Montezuma.
Frank Fish and family will break up
house keeping this week, and will oc-
cupy apartments at the Weston house.
The body which eclipsed the moon
last Sunday evening is supposed by
some to have been Extra and her coal
boom.
Miss Ferguson, of Anita, who has
been the guest of Miss Gene Culver for
several weeks, returned home last Sat
urday.
An old maid was heard to remark In
a spiteful tone that the man in the
moon got it put all over him Sunday
night.
RELIABLE Observation-Disclosures
Insurance Company. Theo. Patty,
Agent, Extra, Iowa. Office with l. l..
Statzell.
Extra was treated to circus last
night. Three wagons bearing the ag-
gfegation passed through Audubon
yesterday.
Parties desiring the service of q good
Norman stallion after July 6, will find
my horse at my barn in Audubon.
29-4tl III. M. TALBOTT.
Through inadvertence Melville town
ship was omitted from the county con-
vention call last week. 1t appears cor
rected in this issue.
Ed. Bilharz went to Horton, Kans.,
Monday to visit his uncle, Henry Bill
h2rz, who moved there from Seneca
Ills, about month ago.
Hiram Mendenhall and family started
overland Tuesday morning for trip
through Nebraska in the interests OF
the patent hog trough.
Capt. f. Foster went to Des Moines
Monday on business. He purchased al
elevating apparatus for hosting brick
and mortar on buildings.
viii r. Dawson of Red Oak, has beer
visiting for few days with his mother
and his sister, Mrs. Blakeslee. lie Ii
well pleased with Audubon.
We acknowledge the receipt of a copy
of the acts and resolutions of the last
general assembly from the hands OF
Secretary of State Jackson.
HIP. Albert started upon the return
to Cincinnati Monday. lie Is In th'
employ of the PettibOne manufacturing
company, dealers in secret society goods
Mr., Sam Africa, late of Knoxville
has en- tered the empty of Kuhn, Culver
& stotler, Of the Audubon Roller Mills
He is a miller CT eighteen years exper
fence.
Recorder Viewer had the misfortune
tn get an infinitesimal scale of iron II
one of his eyes the first OF. the week ant
knew no rest till it was removed by thu
doctor.
Miss Lucy Rising, of Centerville, ant
a teacher in the public schools of Nc
Gregor, is spending the summer vaca
ton with her aunt, Mrs. w. W. Weston
in this city.
The court house roof has been leak
ing SO badly near the north wall as t.
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