Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-04-26


The place Talbotts.
Preserve the supplement.
II. Lenox is in Des Moines this week.
j. w, Rosenberg is prospecting in
Kansas.
Reporter Van Pelt went to Sidney
Monday.
No. boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart Il Sons.
S. ID. Thayer made u business trip to
Stuart Monday,
Mr.. Ahrens started for San Francisco
on the 10Th inst.
Chow-chow in bulk at Talbott's.
Rev. Zellhocfer is visiting in Greene
county this week.
Operator Parsons spent the Sabbath
at his old home in Adair.
Cedar posts for sale at Stuart &
Sons; from ten cents upward.
Mrs. VIM. Brim is enjoying a visit
from her mother from Ohio.
John Gray was at Stuart last week
interviewing the railroad boys.
l. p. Bakers little girl is very sick
and threatened with lung fever,
Talbot has fresh figs.
There is some complaint about ball
playing in Broadway ut twilight.
Mr.. w. J. Haynes of Mcneil, Ark, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. &. {. Harper.
L. C.. Book went to Runnels last
Thursday for short visit with relatives.
All kinds of fence posts at Stuart \
Sons.
Win ID. Forbes has been confined to
his home portion of the week by i'll
ness
Horace Farquhar of Manila, was
visiting relatives and friends here over
Sunday.
Dates, fresh from the tropics, at Tai.
bolts.
Mr.. J. J. Calkins, of Grmdy Center,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. $. ID.
Scoville.
The amount of rainfall thus far this
month promises very small bouquet
of May flowers.
Seal of North Carolina smoking to-
bacco at Talbott's.
Mr.. w. X. Jones and Miss Eta
Seclcy of Guthrie Center, visited in the
city over Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Cloughly and Miss Susan
Iona visited Chas. Bison and wife at
Brayton Tuesday.
A whole barrel of fresh prunes at
Talbotts.
Miss Lena Rosenberg returned from
Des Moines Friday evening" and will
\ remain until June LIST.
Mr.. j. IIaver of Atlantic, with good
force of masons is doing the work on
y. s. Phelps new block.
Public opinion is that the place to
buy clothing is at ID. c. Abrams. Call
and see if it is correct.
George Ditzenberger was in Manning
Monday transacting business for the
Audubon Marble works.
Mr.. j. Greenlee pharmacist from
Belle Plaine has accepted a position in
DIR. Cloughlys drug store.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at $ll and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
Today is the Goth anniversary of Odd
Fellowship, and in many places is being
observed with special ceremonies.
Mr.. Strong, Manning's best hotel man,
was on our streets yesterday, watching
Audubon grow. lie was amazed.
Pilsbury hour-the best Tai
' bolts.
Mr.. Harry Woodward's mother ar
riv, Vi last week, and will care for the
little ones recently left mOtherless,
Col n srnplc goes from here to Walnut,
thence to GrjpnelI, where he will play
on the even ing of Decoration Day.
Now is a &C >od time to get those old
teeth out. Res dent Dentist.
The game of ba. c ball last Saturday
failed to elicit niue b interest. Audi
bon seems to be too b usy for sports.
Mr.. G. w. Sutton wishes to return
thanks to all who rendel ed such klhd
assistance during his recent aiiictioh.
a new barrel of oatine at 7 ebott'
Mr.. Will d. Forbes, of Wall Lake,
was visiting his uncle, James FL pes'
and other relatives in this city last W, aeN'
Great improvements are being mate
in grading up North Tracy street with
| dirt from cellars from business blocks.
Call at Stuart & Sons for fence posts.
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
a mule bearing L. 5. brand and the
marks of forty years attracted good
deal of attention on our streets, Monday.
The Misses Stanfeld and Campbell
have moved their dressmaking estab-
lshment to the rooms over the post
office.
Picked pigs feet at Talbotts.
The family of Terry Kavanaugh ar
rived from Atlantic last Monday and
occupy the Moore property on north
Tracy street.
| A peanut stand has been placed in
the pOstoflice. Light drinks will be sold
to accommodate the proyerbial thirst
of democracy.
Celluloid starch at TalbOtts.
Rev. Dickinson has returned from
Sidney, and there will be regular SER
vices held in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday.
BUYERS of clothing, remember that
d. c. Abrams has the finest line OF
dress suits to be had in the market
aoIl aD6 COO them