Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-24
Pastures are growing nicely.


Pastures are growing nicely.
Strawberries and cream at the court
house tonight
All kinds of fence posts at Stuart &
Sons.
Recorder Viewer and wife went TO
Atlantic today.
Capt. Chas. Stuart was in the city
Monday and Tuesday.
Jno. A. Nash, Esq, was in Atlantic
on business yesterday.
Chas. Scott came up from Brayton
yesterday for short visit.
Resident dentist in Audubon every
day except Tuesday and Wednesday.
Thos. Cassidy lost a valuable horse
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. A. L. Sanborn is in the city.
The family will locate here soon.
Wortl $500 is the pair of lady's shoes
sold by d. c. Abrams for $3.50.
Frank Hacker has gone to Omaha
where he has contract for year.
III. II. Willis returned Monday after
noon with another fine lot of horses.
No. boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart & Sons.
Mrs. W. II. Mcclure and children arr
at Neigh, Neb,, visiting her parents
Will O'Connell enjoyed visit from
his two brothers the latter part of las,
week.
Worth S1.35 is the pair of shoes solo
for 500 by ID. c. Abrams.
Will ID. Forbes is getting around af
ter his prolonged and severe siege will
measles.
John Jay and Mr.. Stuart of Man
ming were sojourning in Audubon
Tuesday.
Cedar posts for sale ut Stuart \
Sons; from ten cents upward.
Mr.. j. J. Mease started Monday fo
Springfield, Mo-, where he is prospecting
for land.
Miss Belle Nelson, of Vermont, is thu
guest of the family of her cousin, W
G. Stuart.
Mrs. W. n. Seaman, of MonteZuma
arrived Tuesday on visit to her sister
Mrs. c. II. Cross.
Worth $500 is the suit of clothes sole
by ID. c. Abrams for only 500.
G. y. Skinner has been released from
the county Jail on a $500 bond furnish
ed by L. L. Byrum.
Among spring attractions those bar
gains referred to in Russell & Sons ad
vertisement are rare.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at $l4 ant
$3.50 per thousand feet.
David Singles arrived from Horton
Kans., Monday for q short visit will
his numerous friends
Mr.. Thos. Walker and Clerk Vail at
tended the funera! Of Washington Bart
lett at Brayton Tuesday.
Public opinion is that the place Il
buy clothing is at ID. c. Abrams. Cal
and see If it is correct.
Kennels orchestra will furnish time
and harmony for a dance at Manila on
the evening Of the Both.
The Blizzard Is year old, and w
would inscribe on its first mile stopi
the fact that its daisy.
Audubon people were delighted with
the Andrews Opera Company, and vii
gladly welcome their return,
Call al Stuart Il Sons for fence posts
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
Mrs. l. d. Johnson was a passenge1
to Des Moines yesterday, where she vii
attend the Adventist camp meeting,
Rev. 4. c. ZelIhOefer started Monda!
morning for a two weeks visit in CHI
cagO as q vacation OF rest and recrea
ton.
Peck's Bad Boy at the opera hons'
one night only, Friday, May %. POpu
lar prices. Reserved seats at the post
Office.
Miss Eva Freeman Is acting rs presl
dent, cashier and first assistant, IN I'd
Citizens Bank, in the absence OF thoS
officers.
Mrs. +. c. Vandenburgh will 60 +
her old home in Illinois this week to r.
main fortnight visiting relatives an
friends.
Mr.. J. Alva 1IOrnberger was marie
/ 70 Emily Purkhiser at Nevada, Iowa
| NAV 2lst. At home, Fremont, Nebr
after the 22d.
There will be dance at the coui
house hall, one week from toniSh
Thursday, May, 3lst. Everybody col
daily invited.
| Miss Halle Rendleman reached ne
twelfth birthday on the 18th inst, COZ
fessed and bought n full fare ticket
Extra Saturday.
Newton Hanna, Esq, of Red OaI
passed through Audubon Tuesday. g
route to Sac county, where he goes
inspect some land.
Buyers of clothing, remember thu
ID. c. Abrams has the finest line
dress suits to be had in the marke
call and see them.
Strike! Strike. Strike! If you wal
to see the finest, largest and best lin
of ladies' shoes in Audubon strike Il
ID. C. Abrams store.
Mrs. C. ii. Rollins of Marine, arrive
Saturday evening for visit with is, ]
Kennedy's family and her many frient
In and around Audubon.
Chas. Wilkins shipped two car loat
of hogs over the western la
evening. Returning he will visit frien'
in eastern Iowa for few days,