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

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for a visit with his parents.
Mrs, and Mrs, Frank L. Bradley re
turned from Illinois Tuesday.
Mrs, Chas. Bison returned to hel
home in Brayton last Saturday.
Capt, Stuart will open a general stock
of merchandise in West Extra soon.
For RENT. Two rooms for rent. In
quire first door south of Russell's store
Rev. A. +. Sharpnack, of Perry. was
looking after his landed interests her,
Tuesday.
Come to the Bankrupt Store and SCI
our $3.50 rugs which we are selling u,
SlN each.
W. j. Lancclot and wife came down
from GrarTuesday evening to attend
the theater.
A boy was born to Mrs. VIM. Brim
on the Sth. Mr.. Brim is firing on the
b. &. R~& \.
Mrs. J. \. Stafford and two sons were
guests of Harp W. Wilson's family
Tuesday night,
Good reliable goods at ID. G. Abrams
that are being sold cheaper than shoddy
goods elsewhere.
Hugh Moore has severed his connec.
ton with the Carroll Sentinel and Is
again in this office.
Terry Cayenaugh has returned to
Dcs Moines and will take eases on one
of the daily papers,
Mrs. j. NJ. Rendleman started yester.
day morning on protracted visit to
relatives in Atlanta, Ga.
Frank Gleason started Monday morn
ing for Sleepy Eye, Mimi, to consum-
mate big deal in flour,
Gents fall and winter overcoats of
every description for sale at very low
figures at ID. c. Abrams.
Miss Ncttie Walker went to Atlantic
Saturday aft, rnoon for Il few days visit
with relatives and friends,
Mrs. Camp, of Woonsocket, ID. r.. and
mother of Mrs. Noah Keller, Is visiting
the family Of Capt, Foster.
John Hell, of Durant, Cedar county,
is visiting the family of his son of the
same name in Douglas township.
Mrs. Brigham, wife of the Manning
attorney, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
). ID. Thayer Friday and saturday.
The finest line of gents turn ishing
goods in the city can be found ut the
big clothing house of ID. G. Abrams.
w. II. S. Bedwell Is moving his bar
Der shop furnishings to the basement
of Forbes building south of the park
today.
Have you seen those gents fine wool
shirts at ID. G. Abrams mammoth stock
clothing store? TO examine them is to
buy them.
V. B. Crane has returned from Spirit
Lake after having made arrangements
to launch democratic newspaper
there soon.
There Is II probability that the fast
train service will be ut public command
about Nov. lst, wherefore the public
will rejoice.
John Bonwell is building extensive
additions to the Lacy property, prepar-
atory to occupancy, though he will not
move till spring.
Mrs. NJ. Funk of Deep River, is the
guest of her sons in Audubon. From
here the lady will go to louisiana to
spend the winter.
G. Orcutt, of Omaha, Is the guest of
b. w. Brown. The visitor has consum-
mated the purchase of section u, Cam
eron, Of Chas Stuart.
Hon. James Berryhill, Of Polk coun.
ty is in the city today, and has been in
vited to address the Republican Club
at Town Hall tonight.
J. A. Stafford of Davenport stopped
over last Friday night in Audubon on
his return home from visit to the
Sioux City corn palace.
The Marble Dramatic Company re-
main all the week. They will play The
Hidden Hand Friday night; The Two
Orphans on Saturday night.
Mr.. +. J. Freeman has been confined
to his home by illness portion of the
week, indeed has not been entirely well
since his return from the east,
Mayor Armstrong returned from
Ohio last Saturday evening Mrs. Arm.
strong, though much improved, Is yet
detained at GAINESVILLE by illness,
Mrs. W. G. Cameron started on a
visit to friends at Bradford, Ills, Tues
day morning. She was accompanied us
far as Des Moines by her husband.
The new blocks on Upper Broadway
present grand appearance, and look
fine enough to support side walk, but
are without the copyepince rs yet.
The Two Orphans, the greatest play
of modern times at Russell's new Opera
House, Saturday night. Reserved
seats now on sale ut Russell's store.
For SALE.-Span of yearling mules
good size and well Matched cash OF
time, Sec, !, IIamlin township,
aEO. SCoTT.
DO you intend to buy an overcoat
If so, do not buy till you see the nice
line at ID. g. Abrams, that beats an,
oyercoat eyer sold for the same money
Miss Noble Andrew, of Dowagiac
Mich, is visiting the family OF i. &
Brookfield, near Gray. The lady Is
highly pleased with Iowa and its PEG
pie.
We carry handsome line OF
ladies' dress goods, iannels and mum
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