Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-10-04

dramatic company, Will open RusSeilS
New Opera House on Monday night,
and continue four nights. Prices 80, 80
and 20 cents.
DIR. Emmert was up from Atlantic
yesterday visiting Mrs. Il. Weston who
is very poorly with tumor.
III. b. Owen, our popular county
bridge builder is erecting fine two
story residence in the south east part
of town. The building is NJ and in
closed and fast approaching completion.
The crowd in town last Saturday was
immense, that being the last day of
taxpaying. Notwithstanding the lively
appearance of the streets trading was
light. Cooler weather viii stimulate
business.
Geo. Keen has purchased the back
room of Russcll's old store building
and is having it removed by Baker X
Baxter to the rear of his blacksmith
shop on south Market street for u
wagon shop,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stuart camo with |
happy hearts to visit that new grand
son Master Charles w. &. Stuart. The
Captain went south yesterday morning
on the train, while Mrs. :. remains for
longer visit.
ID, G, Abrams has u very large and
choice selection of ladies' fine shoes in
his new fail and winter stock and he
takes delight In showing these goods to
all lady customers, feeling sure that he
can please them.
W. II. Scott and c. II. Russell are
back from Chicago, happy aud busy
with their immense stocks of new
goods purchased on their recent visit.
They say they can suit customers on
prices and quality sure.
III. Webster very kindly favored us
with card Of excellent honey of his
own raising, II is fine favored and
choice quality, and is the genuine stuff,
well worthy the brand of Audubon
county's best. Many thanks, Hiram,
for your kind remembrance.
The Marble dramatic company will
appear ut Russells' New Opera House
four nights, commencing Oct, 3, open
ing with the famous comedy In three
acts, Our boys. Billy Marble as Pcrkyn
Middlewck, the retired buttcrman, Ella
Marble as the vivacious Mary Melrose
The event of the season will be the
opening of Russells' New Opera by the
Marble Dramatic company on Monday
night, Oct. \. The opera house isa
gem and must be seen to be appreciated
and rs to the pc rformance, Marblet
name Is n guarantee and the people
know IL.
Past Chancellor Ino. A. Nash started
for Dubuque, Tuesday morning, where
he will represent Audubon Lodge, No,
1853 In the grand lodge Knights Of
Pythias, held the I'd, I'd, and ith insts,
Besides the business of the session the
| bil'tlb litNb i''
series of entertainments, including n
moonlight excursion on the river for
the delegates.
W. J. Laubender aud family started
yesterday morning via the &. Il NV.
for their new home ut Gladbrook, Tama
county, Iowa. win has been at that
place for several months In the employ
of u grain firm and has good position,
While his many Audubon friends re
greet his removal from here, we are all
glad of his ilatterng prospects which
induced him and his family to accept
the offer of their new home and wish
them abundant prosperity.
Ladies who delight In fancy work
should call on Miss ID. Il. Dix, who has
u complete assortment of materials,
such as Arrasenes, in all col0rs, Chi
niles, washed silks, both for etching
and embroidery, lce.WOols, etc; also
Plush Felting, Pangee silk, Boltinp
Cloth, and the stamped Linen Goods,
fancy Cords, Balls, Tassells, Banner.
rods, etc, etc. TO these she has added
q fine line of Turkish Rug patterns,
Yarns, and the Jewel Rug machines
Cali and see them. Stamping done t.
order.
Married In Des Moines, Iowa, by Rev
DR.. Frisbie, Wednesday, Sept. 10Th, 1888
, Mr.. II. II. Genung, of Seattle, Wash
ington Ter, to Miss Eta Seeley. Those
parties are both well known In this
community. Here Miss Eta had birth
, an early education; grew up to woman
hood and is most highly respected fol
her attainments and social worth; ant
many and hearty are the good wishes
of large happiness and prosperity fol
, these young people in their far ava.
? western home. Guthrian.
MARnIED.-At the residence of tho
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
i Oliver, in Melville township, on Mon
) day, Oct. LIST, Mr.. ID. W. Fullerton ant
y Miss LOttie Oliver, Rev. i. Dickinson
: officiating. A very pleasant compan,
of immediate friends were present t
; witness the ceremony and partake o
1 the bounteous dinner. The bride is tn
l. eldest daughter, who has made man,
y friends during their residence here AM
Is a most estimable young lady. MI
! Fullerton Is an industrious and deser'
T. ing young man of good habits an
!. character. They departed on the al
ternoon train Tuesday for u short visi
with tho spoom's parents near 81
a Louis.
# Last Saturday the west bound pas
4, senger on the main line of the Nortl
western was detained three hours
short distance this side of Cedar RAPID
awaiting the clearing away OF a wrecl
y Passengers who were on this tran
. bound for Audubon especially regrette
!. the delay because they expected thi
y on arriving at Carroll they would lin
that the branch train had departed o
nc schedule time, leaving them to spen