Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-07-12
Capt. Stuart is in the city today.


The park is quite popular resort.
Trunks and valises at ID. Z. Abrams.
An kinds of fence posts at Stuart 4
Sons.
Everybody and the children win be in
town today.
Jimmy Paine's Lioerator has started
ON its fifth year.
DR.. John Riley, of Extra, was in the
county town Tuesday.
LID. Thomas went to Omaha Tues.
day, returning yesterday.
Fencing ut Stuart Il Sons at Sl4 and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
A. w, Lyttle and family departed fol
Los Angeles, CAL, Monday.
Mrs. A. l.. Viewer and son George ar,
visiting in Omaha this week.
No. boards ut $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart Il Sons.
You would look better with those old
teeth out. Resident dentist.
Ease ball today between Audubon
and Ross, on the home grounds.
Prof. G. !. Miller and wife are rusti,
eating at Okoboji Lake this week.
There will be a meeting of the county
farmers's alliance next Saturday.
Hugh Moore has gone to Carroll To
rush up news type on the Sentinel.
Chester Wheeler's second son, Jake
is visiting his old Audubon friends.
Can at Stuart Il Sons for fence posts.
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
John Norris and Ed. b. Cousins were
in Council Bluffs the first of the week,
i. +. Andrews, Esq, has been doing
leg business in the Bluffs city this
we k.
{. III. Russell was confined to his
hone by illness for several days last
week.
Charlie Bradley arrived last night
from Illinois on u visit to his brother
Frank.
Miss Matte Wamock, of Emerson,
Nebr, is visiting the family Of a. w
Brown.
j. w. Lancelot and DR.. Brooks were
perambulating among Audubon friends
Tuesday.
i. G. Nandenburgh sold his residence
property in Audubon to VIM. A. Bailey
FOR $3.50.
Russell e. Sons and ID. G. Abrams
have special messages for the people
this week.
Miss Emma Bardwick, OF Winterset,
is in the city, the guest of her uncle,
John Lovelace. Il
Alvah Irwin has returned TO his home
at Menlo, whereby the band loses an.
other good member.
Miss Ella Hellin, of Avoca, is visiting
her brother Ralph, and sister, Mrs. John
+. ConSigny in this city.
Follow the crowd to the large brick
clothing house and get u nice 4th OF
July suit at bargain.
Fred Hale, a jour in the harness
shop of Harp Wilson, is sojourning
with relatives ut Montezuma.
A postoffice has been established in
Douglas township and named Ffscus,
with VIM. Littell, postmaster.
The ladies of the NJ. Il. church will
serve dinner today in the room recently
occupied by Jones 81 McKarahan.
Freeman & Armstrong filed the plat
of the {. II. /. Il =. R'y Cos. new add
ton to the town of Audubon this week.
RELIABLE Observation-Disclosures
Insurance Company. Theo. FATTY,
Agent, Extra, Iowa. Office with l. L..
Stat2ell.
The Misses Maggie and Mary De-
Motto are spending q portion OF the
vacation with their grandparents in
Des Moines.
There will be quarterly meeting SER
vices at the NJ. L. church OH next Sab
bath morning. Preaching by the Pre-
siding Elder.
Miss Nina Dickinson, who has been
protracted visit with her sis
Mrs. VIM. Malloy, returned to her home
at Jefferson Tuesday.
TIE REPUBLICAN hopes that Ed
will rise to ride with
full authority in the special car of the
Mrs. NJ. DAILY, of Atlantic, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. II. Cavenaugh. Miss
May Tracy, niece from Stuart, Is also
visiting the family.
The Great Rock Island Route Is the
only road running vestibule trains on
the main line and freight cars for pas
sengers on its branches.
V. b. Crane was at Carson last week
the company of his family and
and cooling with grand
daughter, born the Sd inst.
Watermelons are said to be very
scarce, so the people will have to tarry
with the festive cucumber to secure
the gripping appetite for pain killer.
Parties desiring the service of q good
Norman stallion after July q, will find
my norse at my barn in Audubon.
29-4tI III. NJ. TALBOT.
VIII O'COnnell wore Harrison hat
to the band carnival. and so much def
erence and respect was shown him
thai he was well nigh converted TO re-
publicanism.
Charles Russell, ST., tho venerable
father of G. b. Russell, arrived yester-
day morning, and has taken up perma-
nent quarters in the Russell residence
on Church street.
o. y. Waitman was suddenly taken
with bilious fever while in town yester.
day. He was so far recovered as to be
able to take the evening train for his
home in Benton county.
The Extra Journal was very jubilant
over the celebration and is thankful to
the thousand people from Audubon
five hundred from Atlantic, and all who
contributed to the grand success.
The galvanized iron eornice on John
a. Nash's new block was placed in po-
sition Tuesday. The building will soon
be ready for occupancy, as the plaster
ers have the lower story nearly com
pleted.
Now is the season when the news
paper man is in receipt of compliments
to expositions, etc, and is thus caused
to bemoan his inability to overcome
the incidentals between his home and
the gate.
If the postmaster is not at the deliv-
cry, give three or four imperative raps
on the window. This will no doubt de.
tract his interest from book work he
may be doing, and bring him smiling
to your service.
The Iowa editorial excursion left
Council Bluffs Tuesday evening, as adj
vertised, a happy party of industrious
citizens bound for a fOrtnight's recrea-
ton among the most picturesque
scenes in the Union.
ID. e. Scars residence is nearing COM
pletion, the painters now being at work.
Mr.. Soar has wrought great improve
ment. and now has one of the incest
homes in Audubon, and location that