Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-09-27

Frank Gleason and wife went to Chi
cago Monday night, and win visit the
Sioux City Corn Palace before return.
ing home.
I. j. Stafford was subp9nnd to ap.
pear before the U. 5. Court at Council
Bluffs, and departed for that city yes
terday morning.
Postmaster Carpenter will move into
the rooms over his Office this week.
Rev. T.. Dickinson will occupy the resi-
dence thus vacated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bison, rejoice
over the arrival of sweet bunch of
feminine humanity In their home on
Thursday, the Goth.
Col. G. II. Catch will discuss the is
sues Of the campaign from a republican
standpoint Mt court house hall tomor.
row night, s o'clock.
Theo, Morrow has bought the build
ing lately occupied by John II. Kate,
and rented 1t to Lenox Il Co. who will
move In Immediately.
w. W. Talbot is raising and In other
ways improving the building on lower
Broadway which he will soon occupy
with his restaurant stock.
u, q. Foreman traded his fine driving
team to VIM. Cochran, of Guthrie Cen
ter for forty acre tract of land near
that place, one day last week.
q, II. Campbell, of Chicago, expects
to return to Audubon soon. The gen.
tleman expresses an abiding confidence
In the election Of Harrison and Morton.
l.. +. Dafford, who was recently In.
jured while house moving In Minnesota,
died from the shock and was buried
with Pythian honors at Extra last Fri.
day.
Frank Davis, son.in-law of ID. w.
Matthias, Is clerking In Frank Gleason's
grocery, taking the place of George
Cross, who goes to work In G. II. Cross
implement house.
G. B, Russell Is rapidly making ready
for the opening of his new opera house
on the evening Of the Sth proximo. 1t
will be ready for the scenery and opera
chairs by the first of next week.
There will be regular meeting of
Relief Corps No. - on Friday evening
Sept, 2Sth. Every member Is urged to
be present as there Is important bust
ness on hand. LYDIA ROSENBERG.
Rev, j, b. Harris and wife will 20 TO
Ida Grove tomorrow TO attend the
Northwest Iowa conference, remaining
over Sunday, 30 that there will be no
service In the NJ. L. church next Sun.
day.
The republican campaign In this dis.
trict is opened by monster meeting
at Atlantic today, where there will be
four speakers, and uniformed clubs
from Council Bluffs, Stuart and other
points.
Audubon has appeared considerably
scuifed up during the building season,
but she will soon be In scrumptious
attire, when strangers will be moved to
dotf their hats when passing through
the streets.
During the absence Of Miss ONO s.
Yaggy Mr.. |. l.. McIlvain Is conduct
Ing her department In the public school.
Mr.. Mcllvain Is an instructor of exper-
fence, and takes IN old school grip on
the ear of a pupil.
Betting on election here Is even. A
ten dollar wager was made here last
Friday, but was later withdrawn at the
solicitation of the democratic hacker.
A new code gives the stakes TO the
holder when bets are withdrawn.
Mr.. II. 5. Crane, of Maquoketa, Jack
son county, visited his brother, the
North Western agent over Sunday.
Returning home on Monday he was nc.
companied by Mrs. T.. II. Crane, who
will visit her parents at that place.
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. &. ABRAMS.
Mr.. Alex. Mitchell, Burt Brown and
Mr.. Dice, all Of Cedar Rapids, are en-
ioying hunting trip through western
Iowa, travelling by wagon trail. The
first mentioned Is a brother of Mrs.
John McFarlane, who entertained the
company Tuesday.
A good farm of 100 acres in Nebraska,
about 80 acres broken, with small house,
and 40 or 30 acres fenced, that / will
trade for Audubon county land and
| me. 4lwiI CHAs. VAN GORDER.
VIM. Dickinson will sell seven horses,
| twenty-fOur head of cattle and fifty-five
shoats ut public sale on Thursday, Oct.
18th, commencing mt 10 a. m, on section
IL, Leroy. Terms, one year without in
terest on sums over 50. Free lunch.
VIM Burns returned from his trip to
the national encampment at Columbus,
last Saturday. lie was at Carlisle KY,
endeavoring to investigate the affairs
of C. N. SINNERS late land grab, but
was unable to learn anything satisfac-
tory. though he Is confirmed in the
opinion that Skinner was duped.
Now that the new store buildings
on Broadway are completed patient
and long suffering people will hope for
an early rebuilding OF the sidewalks.
While glorying in the upbuilding of
Audubon our citizens have waded
through mud and slush with compos-
ure, but they will call for better accom-
modations soon.
Mr.. II. J. Stafford has just added to
his well equipped barber shop suit of
bathing rooms, which are thoroughly
furnished with every convenience for
his customers. lie has arrangements
for either hot or cold baths, with every
convenience at hand. This arrange
ment will be appreciated by our people