Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-09-13

Audubon will regret to lose such good
citizens.
Miss Cora Thatcher Of Manteno, Ills,
arrived here yesterday for visit with
the family Of ii. w. Hanna.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Patterson and
children from Lewis, are the guests Of
Postmaster Carpenter and wife.
w. w. Talbot win move to the build
ing now occupied by l.. ID. Thomas as
soon as the latter moves to his new 10.
cation south of the park.
Mr.. G. l.. Kibby and family will
move to Audubon about Dec, LIST, and
remain permanently, as he has rented
his farm for term of years.
Mrs, Burnside started Tuesday morn
ing for Lyons to attend the marriage of
her son, From there she will go to
Wisconsin to visit brother.
The soldiers relief fund is created by
a tax of one-third Of mill, rather
than three mills as inadvertently
stated in these columns last week.
Twenty eight tickets were sold by
Agent Brown to those whose destina-
ton was the national encampment.
That is fine representation from this
locality.
Miss Maggie Nero, Of Charlotte,
Mich, is In town for few days visit.
ing q friend of her school days, Mrs.
Jas. II, Pound. The lady is on route to
Colorado.
Jacob Kuhn, of Manning, accom-
panied by his two daughters, visited
his sister, Mrs. j. l.. Stotler Tuesday
and Wednesday and was also looking
after his milling interests.
Miss Anna Williamson was sum.
moncd to Aurora, Ills, last Saturday
by a telegram announcing the danger
Gus illness of a friend Tho term Of
her absence is not known.
The Extra coal company Is prospect.
ing in West Extra, about three quarters
of mile from where the seven foot
vein was found. The drill Is down 1880
feet but is stopped for repairs.
Mrs. w. G. Rice died ut her home In
Hamlin township Tuesday of erysipclas
in her sixtieth year. The funeral was
held yesterday, the services being con-
Quoted by Rev. Zellhoefer.
A car on the Northwestern tracks
was broken into last Friday night. The
burglars Toasted on watcrmelons, and
If the melons reversed the attack who
shall say that the penalty Is inadequate
Miss Emma Parsons, of Adair, ac-
companied by her cousins, the Misses
Mabel and Jessie Parsons, was the
guest of her brother, +. ID. Parsons,
yesterday. They returned to Adair to-
day.
A gentleman remarked In the street
the other day that If free trade would
bring prices on clothing down that ID.
G. Abrams would have to give his
clothing away, for he is selling ut free
trade figures now.
Mr.. Bell, the bandmaster and har-
ness-maker, is happy over the arrival of
his family on Tuesday, and they are
now comfortably located In the resi-
dence on Chicago street recently vacat-
ed by J. b. Haddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. &. Stuart rejoice
over the advent of their first born son,
which occurred Oh Wednesday, the 9TH
inst. 1t is needless to remark that sun
shine is perpetual in that home now. 1t
is thousand dollar boy, indeed.
Attorney w. r. Green paralyzed the
court and suspended the jury, so to
speak, by rushing into the court room
last Friday morning and announcing
the birth of u son ut his home. The
attorney shared his happiness by pass
ing the lIavanas.
All of the gentlemen delegated to the
congressional convention by the county
assemblage fulfilled that Office, with
the exception of l. l.. Statzell, Esq, who
| is detained i'm the district court, and
issued certificate Of proxy to John
jenkins of Brayton.
The Uncle Toms Cabin outfit that
held forth here in tent Saturday night
was rocky and detestablc AS the YER
dict comes to us. We would recon-
mend an ordinance by the town coun-
Gil prohibiting the mutilation of the old
play within the city limits.
Look out for your interests. Try to
save money whenever you can for econ.
omy is the road to wealth. Read our
advertisements and you will find there
the means of saving many hard
earned dollar. BE wide awake for bar
gains. ID. g. ABRAMS.
+. +. Daiford, of Extra, who is work,
ing with q house moving gang near
Delevan, Mimi, nearly lost a limb the
other day by great weight falling OH
him and MASKING the member badly.
He writes to friends that he Is getting
along as well as possible under the cir
cumstances.
Harp. Wilson, VIM. b. and John q
Davis took drive over the northwest
portion of the county last Thursday
evening and Friday morning and
= brought down forty.two prairie chick
, ems the biggest haul Of the season
The gentlemen are experts with shot
/ gun and it is needless to say that M
s chickens got away.
Seventy.two thousand cans Of cOr
: were put up by the Atlantic Canning
a company last Saturday. 1t is apparen
that this institution pays great dea
Y of money for material and labor, and Il
q consequently of great benefit to the 10
cality. Such an enterprise would prov
profitable in this community, and Their