Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-10-11

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VIM. Leet has just completed shell
ing aud shipping l25,OOo bushels of corr
Mt Ross station. This amount on the ear
loaded in wagons would make string
of teams about twenty miles long.
ID. G. Abrams has very large and
choice selection of ladies' fine shoes in
his new fail and winter stock and he
takes delight in showing these goods to
all lady customers, feeling sure that he
can please them.
Godfrey Commandery, X. Il. has
leased the north room of the second
story OF the addition to the Audubon
county bank block, and it is being re-.
fitted for that society's convenience.
J. II. Sovereign, the would be con.
gresham, has been making several
speeches In this county. Though he
poses us union labor candidate, he Is
in complete harmony with the demo.
cratic party.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crossley of Pull
man, Ills, visited here last week with
Mrs, Crossley's sister, Mrs. b. G. Fore.
man, returning home last Saturday.
Mr.. Crossley is foreman of the noted
Pullman shops,
Miss Nell Thayer, sister of :. ID.
Thayer, and well known In Audubon
society, was married to a Mr.. Smith mt
her home In Onalaska, Wis, on the Sd
inst. Her many friends wish her the
fullest mede Of happiness.
Mrs. Abigail Carter died at her home
near Extra, last week. She was 65 years
of age and without kith or kin. Rev.
III. IL, Abrams conducted the funeral
services, which were attended by a very
large assemblage of friends,
The ten year old son of G. A. Tharp
was kicked on tho forehead by u colt
last Sunday morning, rcceivinga wound
about two inches long, but only skin
deep. DR.. Holmes dressed the wound
and the lad Is rapidly recovering.
A good farm of 100 acres In Nebraska,
about 80 acres broken, with small house,
and 20 or so acres fenced, that will
trade for Audubon county land and
give man big bargain. Cali and see
me. Liiwil CuAs. VAN GoRpER,
Mrs. Chas. Lawrence, of Manning,
came down to visit Audubon relatives
last Saturday, She has since gene to
Atlantic, to which place her sister, Miss
Lille Walker, who Is conyalescing from
dangerous illness, has been removed,
Billy Marble is playing all this week
Mt Russell's new Opera House to good
houses. Friday night they play The
Hidden Hand with Ella Marble as Cap
itola and the New York newsboy; Billy
Marble rs the Darkey Wool. Ifyou wish
to laugh, so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. II. BELL mourn the
loss of u son three msnths old who died
ut II o'clock last night, after an Illness
Of about u month. The funeral will be
held ut p. NJ, today. The family has
the sympathy of the community In their
bereavement.
Rev. Yasgy Is making extensive i'm.
provements upon his residence property
In the southern suburbs. A second
story is being added to the kitchen
apartment q wood house and u barn
are also conspicuous. II. J. Creveling
is doing the work.
l.. u. Thomas has sold his European
restaurant to win ID. Forbes, who will
continue the business. Mr. Forbes will
move into the building, having rented
his Church street residence to young
man who will soon undergo the great
matrimonial ordeal.
An eminent medical authority re-
commends frequently rinsing the throat
and nasal passages with an antiseptic
wash as preventive OF diphtheria. The
disease is prevalent In many parts of
Iowa, and it will be judicous for our
people to exercise precauti0n.
1t Is said that In Indiana the towns
may be pclled by looking at the por.
traits of the respective presidential
candidates In the front windows. In
Iowa 1t would only be necessary to go
to the school house and learn the poll.
ties of caps worn by the boys
Doug Petty and Cast Iron Jim" were
before tho mayors court Monday morn
ing for disturbing the public quiet
while on plain drunk Sunday. They
were fined IS each and costs. Art Rose
was also brought under the municipal
rod, in a similar amount, Tuesday.
Mr.. p. NJ. Lambertson and Miss Ida
May Y0der were married in Atlantic
yesterday. The groom has resided In
Audubon two years and Is an indus
trious young man Of good character
and integrity. We wish the young
couple abundant happiness In their new
estate.
The Carroll fair was only moderate
success, owing to the extreme haste In
making arrangements and the satiated
taste of the public for such exhibitions.
The grounds and city were over run
with fakirs-uness we except the
balloon fake, who was conspicuous IN
his absence,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Johnson returned
from Omaha last Saturday on mission
of sadness, bringing with them tho re-
mains Of their little daughter, Dora,
who died Thursday evening Of diph-
liberia, after an illness of about two
weeks, They buried her Saturday at
tern0on In Maple Grove Cemetery.
Democratic speakers who are avOw-
ing that the presidents policy is not
for free trade are respectfully required
to explain the sayings of noted gentle
men quoted in this issue, In the event
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