Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-03-22
Chow-chow in bulk at Talbott's.

Miss Jennie Kopp, from Geneseo,
Ills, is in town for the purpose of or
ganizing q class in music. She is stop
ping with Mrs. j. OFT on Church street.
Humanity has the least patience to
endure the last tedious days of winter
and late spring, and since Sunday the
weather clerk has promulgated his
worst
Henry Sunberg received a painful in
jury by shot from gun in the hands
of his father, while the two were out
hunting Sunday. DIR. Lass dressed the
wound.
Mrs. VIM. S. Blair, nee Ida Beasoa
arrived from her home at Aurora, Ills,
yesterday morning, fora few weeks visit
with her relatives and many friends
hereabouts.
Another room has been added to DR..
Cloughly's art parlors, and Audubon
may boast of the finest gallery and best
operator between Council Bluffs and
Des Moines.
Mr.. j. +. Luse dehorned over 500
head of cattle last week, all without acct.
dent or any bad result. The practice is
becoming very popular, and is consider.
ed economical.
Cass county is discussing the advisa.
bility of holding fair this year. We
advise them to proceed, and not fall In
to the general lassitude Of the back.
woods counties of Ohio.
Corn meal at Talbotts.
Freight business is reaching immense
proportions during this last week Of re.
duced rates. Trains run In four and
five sections, and of such frequency rs
to keep the track warm.
Sylvester Moore, of Cameron town.
ship has been passing through a severe
siege of lung fever, but is reported bet
ter at present writing by his attendant
physician, DR.. J. ID. Holmes.
Henry J. Cooley returned from Min
neapolis, Kans., last Monday evening.
lie has returned to remain permanent
ly, and is satisfied that there are no
towns better than Audubon.
have 100 head of cattle for sale at
Rock Island yards. Cows, heifers,
steers and calves, also 4 bulls.
WIN. NErF,
Audubon, Iowa.
viii ID. Forbes has moved to the old
postofiice building. The rear of the
building he vacated will be Immediately
removed to the south part Of town and
repaired and reHtted for dwelling.
Sixty head ofmy cattle were dehorned
last fall by J. +. Luse. He does n
smooth job and leaves no stubs, and !
am confident that saved at least 800
on the wintering. NJ. MILLER.
B. F. Mendenhall, Of Winchester,
Indiana, a brother of Hiram and T. b.
Is here on u visit, and attending the
sick bed of Mrs. III. ..Mendenhall and
oldest son who are very low with fever.
Mrs. w. w. DeLong, of Melville
township, returned yesterday from
Newton, where she had been to attend
the funeral of her brother, Homer
Clements, whose death from heart
disease.
The deal between B. F. Iowald and
Francis Bros. failed Of contamination
though the invoice was completed be
fore the difference that separated them
arose. Mr.. Howald will continue bust
ness at the old stand.
The Western blizzard issued boom
edition last week, and made a very
creditable showing of the town of Gray
They have good business ability now II
the town and it will consequently flour
ish, as we hope 1t may.
Chris Jorgensen died near Kimball
ton on Tuesday the 18th inst, aged 81
years. He leaves little persona
property. Deceased has been con
spicuous figure in the county durinI
the past eighteen months.
II. w. Van Gorder has leased tn
north part of the Schryver block, and
moving his marble shop thereto. i
makes an excellent location for tina
business. Mr.. Geo. .Ditzenberger wi
work in the Van Gorder shops.
1t Is reported that Miss Estclla He
bert was married to Chas, W. Mosle
at TT. Collins, Colo, on the ed uitim
The many friends of the young lady |
this city viii axtend congratulatior
and the best wishes for future happ
HSs.
~" Chas. Stuart & Sons shipped
Nap'' Norses from this place la
car ioao oi 4. ION market. They we
week 10 'ne DOS 'Hs, raised on the
four and five year Oh. vi, and wa
ranch in Melville towns. ~ II, 70 n,
Is fine young horses, q creu.
market.
In its treatment Of rheumatism an
all rheumatic troubles IIibbards Rheu
matte Syrup stands first and foremos
above all others. Read their medica
pamphlet, and learn of the great medic
inal value of the remedies which ente
into its composition. A. ii. Robert
o. j. Houston.
Mr.. Daniel Rodman and Mrs. Ann
Quin, of Irwin, Shelby county, wei
married in this city on Saturday, IL
Rev. Harris officiating. Both partit
have been now thrice married, and a
observer who saw them in the clerk
office says that they were bedecked wit
jewelry of departed companions.
The schools will close on Friday for
vacation of one week, after whic
teachers and pupils will return to the
work with increased interest and energ
The work of the instructors during I'll