Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-06-21
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
IOWA SOUTH. WESTERN.
For ice cream go to l.. ID. Thomas.

For ice cream 90 to l.. ID. Thomas.
For LEMONADE so to l.. ID. Thomas.
Go to l.. ID. Thomas for milk shake.
All kinds of fence posts at Stuart Il
Sons.
c. II. Cross will sell you hay rake
for $l5.
For meals and lunches so to l.. ID.
Thomas.
Fresh bread and pies at l.. ID,
Thomas'S.
See the advertisement of Geo X
in this issue.
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Il. ID. Boiler Monday night.
Call on G, ii. Cross for one of those
rakes before they are all gone.
Miss Anna Williamson returned from
Illinois last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Il. +. llowald and son George
are visiting in Lewis this week.
The Audubon Valley Creamery will
rise phoenix like from its ashes.
Call at Stuart & Sons for fence posts.
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
Miss Mertie Gleason arrived home
from Iowa City ON Saturday evening.
Resident dentist in Audubon every
day except Tuesday and Wednesday
Don't forget that the place to get Il
NICE summer coat and vest is at ID. G.
ABRAMS.
Every jug and demij john has a bandana
tied to the handle-an insignia of its
political rank.
Hugh Owen and +. NJ. Zion Joined
the convention bound crowd to Chicago
Monday night.
Follow the crowd to the large brick
clothing house and get u nice 18th OF
July suit at a bargain.
Attention, Farmers! Call on G. III
Cross for the best hay rake on the mar
ket for the least money.
Freddie Gleason is receiving instruc
tons from \. }. Phillips in the ar
of blowing the snare drum.
LOST.-A small, gold bar, lady's pin
with small, garnet set; finder win pleas,
leave same with j. G. Moore.
Miss AGgie Holland returned (,
Omaha Saturday after brief visit will
numerous friends in the city.
4. II. Roberts was in Des Moines thi
week looking after business in connec
ton with his building project.
RELIABLE INSURANCE. Continents
Insurance Company. Theo. Patty
Agent, Extra, Iowa. Office with |. l.
StatZell
Good pasturage will be furnished 70
| a limited amount of stock at the count,
l. 'oor farm. Apply to V. A. Walkur
Ste ward.
I, VI. Anderson, familiarly known a
"Snnt " returned last week from Omaha
where he has been at work during tn,
su MINER.
~, rec of our exchanges arriving Sat
ur, la evening bole the too familiar in
s uruay "mis.sent. Turn the in
s out.
Mr. II T. IIowald we,'f to Chicag
Monday avian ing to purchase goods am
to be in q post. "h " 'hlo" up
for the nominees a..
Lost, June 10th bunch Of keys; m
finder will be sui. Any 10y ~ "" Nbron,
leaving said keys wi. ~ ' - - wa
or .. i. Waitman.
Miss Sarah Duling, '"rns for sew
with the family Of VIM. l. nn a wi visit +
eral years, started Tuesday v" "
the old home in Indiana.
Messrs. JAS. Forbes & So. t no u" =
wish to move their present 5 1or,r
their new quarters and 50 are givi
bargains. See their advertisement :,
Mrs. J. II. Kate and brother, Cha =,
Beghtol, started last Thursday
Nebr., where the lady vii
remain several weeks with her parents.
a poor mans chance and a rich OPP
pOrtunity to buy clothing, is at the
clothing house of ID. G.
Abrams from now till the 4th of July.
Capt. Foster will do the mason work
OH four of the six new buildings south
of the square. He has the entire con
tract for the Burnside & Francis build
ing.
II. B. Herbert and w. w. Talbot
went to Chicago over the great North
Western Monday evening. Audubon
county is well represented at the con
VentiOn.
Charles Vail went to Brayton Satur-
day. and in company with John Il. Jen-
kins, and Geo. IIardenbrook started
Sunday evening for Chicago to attend
the convention.
CARPENTERS WANTED. l want seven
or eight iirSt-claSS carpenters and join
erS very soon. Can use three imme-
diateiy. Call on or address H. Nj. Tai
bot, Audubon, Iowa.
Mrs W. F. Stotts, Miss Bonnie
and Frank, jr., arrived Monday
evening on a visit to their many friends
here and in Extra. 1t is expected that
the head of the family will celebrate
here.
Joseph Oppenheimer, of Charlton,
Iow' has leased Capt. Fosters store
hnildir q to occupy as soon as Mr..
EnrHns n, nyes into his new building. A
stock of clio, ting will be placed in the
room.
Mrs. w. b. No ore started upon the
return to her hone ut Garden City,
Kansas, Tuesday mo. hng: one was
by Mrs. 7. u, MooiG, WHO
will make prOtracted Wis., WIFI t'ie
FANNY Oh ner son.
C. H. Cross has just received q large
invoice of self and hand dump nay
rakes which must be closed out l'hs
season; come in and see them and be
convinced that they are the best on the
market for the money.
The Atlantic postmaster put the Au-
dub0n mail in the Extra pouch and sent
Extras mail matter to Audubon last
Saturday morning. lie had presumably
been attending ratification until a
late hour on the previous evening.
Sylvester AIRY has returned from his
visit to the old home in Lynn. lie will
not return to his old sit in the postof:
flee. as the postmaster finds the political
assessments so heavy as to oblige him
to dispense with Mr.. Ary's efficient ser
vices.
Mrs. f. C. Vandenburgh returned
from her protr acted visit in Illinois
Monday morning and the genial North.