Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-11-22

Twenty per cent saved by buying
your goods of ID. G. Abrams
$500 will buy pair of felt boots and
over shoes at ID. G. Abrams.
win ID. Forbes will commence buying
poultry the SOth of November.
Mr.. V. b. Crane has launched II new
paper, the Pilot ut Spirit Lake.
Jas. Forbes, ST., is attending to bust
ness matters at Jefferson this week.
VIM. Leet, of Bradford, Ills. is look.
ing after his business interests here.
+. +. Brainard, Esq, has qualified
and is doing business as juitice of the
peace.
The place to save 70 per cent on n
pair of school shoes for children is ut
d. c, Abrams.
Mrs. Jos. Mccall, of Atkinson, Nebr.,
is visiting the family of her brother,
Amos Teakle.
For the choicest goods, latest styles,
and lowest prices in millinery, call ON
Miss ID. Il, Dix.
VIM. Cloughly has been quite sick
since his return home from the west,
but is slowly recovering.
Miss Elsie McLeran returned today
from u protracted visit with relatives
in Omaha and Aurora, Nebr.
Miss Carrie Hacker is rapidly recov,
ering from diphtheria. She has been
thrice afflicted with that disease.
The advance sale for the Montcgriiio
English Opera Company was lively and
assured the financial success of the en-
terprise
Three children of Bent Damold who
lives OH section 81, Leroy, are down
with scarlet fever. DIR. j. ID. Holmes is
attending.
Mrs. Nandenburgh and Mrs. Feltus,
of Gault, Ills, respective mothers of Il.
{. Nandenburgh and wife, are visiting
in the city.
The Ladies Cornct Band were sere.
nadmg on Tuesday evening, and the
atmosphere was especially favorable to
their concert.
Miss Grace Burnside is convalesccnt
after u severe attack of diphtheria
The young lady was calling on her
friends Tuesday.
The district court adjourned yester.
day afternoon to permit those engaged
to attend the funeral services of the
late T. J. Stranger.
The Commercial Bank building is
rapidly nearing completion. The in,
terror is finished with u neatness com.
plimentaTy to the outside.
Mr.. George Hoover has moved from
Greeley township to Audubon and
erected II neat cottage residence on
South Washington street.
Forty acres for sale or rent a mile
from the corporation of the town OF
Audubon. For terms address Box COB
Perry, Iowa. A. l.. SuARrNACK.
Audubon now has twelve business
houses selling groceries, and four meat
markets, with the fifth in sight. Audi,
bon is big town any way 1t Is meas
ured.
The Loyal Legion will give an enter
tainment at the court house on Thanks,
giving evening, for the benefit of the
Legion. Admission 10 cents; 10 cents
for children.
Octavius Phinoas Waitman departed
Tuesday morning for Benton county to
remain for an indefinite period. Ills
aged mother Is in poor health and needs
constant care.
Ladies don't forget that ID. q. Abrams
can aud will save you 20 per cent on
your shoes. Just think of 1t a pair OF
overshoes for 10 cents that will cost you
$l.25 at other places.
Mrs. Chas. Hoffman Of Viola town
ship, while on her return home from
Audubon yesterday was thrown from
her buggy at John G. Davis place an(
had her arm broken.
Mrs. Alice Harlow and Mrs. a. T.
Rollins of Avoca, Iowa, are visiting
with Harp Wilson's family and assist
ing in instituting the Eastern Stal
Lodge Of this place.
Mr.. J. i. Copeland has opened Goa
yard on Market street, and will handle
only the best fuel The attention o.
the public is invited to his advertise
mcnt in another column.
Mr.. II. a. Jump has been i'll for abou
two weeks but became much worse o.
Tuesday when hemorrlage of the bow
els was complicated with other all
: ments. Dr. Denote Is attending.
= Vint Rose and wife mourn the los
of a daughter two years of age by mem
brancous Group, on Friday, the lGtl
;. The funeral was held on Saturday, Rev
E J. i. Harris conducting the ceremonies
Mr.. A. Wmnfreid, representing tn
Sioux City Printing Company, was i
j the city Tuesday, and made this oillc
: pleasant call. lie is very pleasan
u gentleman and represents an excellen
establishment.
Mr.. l.. j. Hill was summoned {
Lanark, Ills, last week, by the announce
= ment' Of the very dangerous illness c
his sister, Mrs. Downs. Word has bee
received that the lady Is better, but nc
u out of danger.
: III. Northup will sell three teams, tw
yearling colts, four mich cows an
T other stock at auction at his place o
l. section IL, Douglas, on Saturday, DE
e LIST, commencing at 10 a. m. Term
one year without interest.
o Dan Carrigg went into the Coun C
n Bluffs post Office few days ago, AM
+ after taking look around, told I'll
=. noctp,ostpr no thOuUht eyerythin