Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-07-19
Auoubon Gouutp Republican.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
Trunks and valises at ID. &. Abrams
IOWA SOUTHWESTERN.

An kinds of fence posts at Stuart 4
Sons.
OThe Red Men didn't do any particular
damage.
Hugh Moore was down from Carroll
Monday night.
No. boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart 4 Sons.
Fencing at Stuart \ Sons at $l4 and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
Miss Belle Hanna visited over Sunday
with friends in Atlantic.
The earth still balances. Waitman
has gone east-Allen west.
Capt. Chas. Stuart arrived in the city
last evening on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. $. Phelps visited rel,
atives in Extra yesterday.
You would look better with those old
teeth out. Resident dentist.
L. J. Freeman has been doing a nice
job trimming the trees in the Park.
Call at Stuart & Sons for fence posts
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
Miss Essie Thompson, of Oskaloosa,
is visiting the family of Capt, Foster.
Mrs. Thos. II. Moore returned from
Garden City, Kans., Tuesday evening
The Harlan Tribune has a new power
press and is enlarged to nine column
quarto.
A horse belonging to Mrs. Olive Bea.
son was killed by lightning in the storm
of Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Crane went To
Missouri Valley to attend the funeral
of John Lamar.
Circus day was pestiferously hot, so
everybody quit work and went to see
the hippopotamus.
Mr.. James Gallagher will start today
on prospecting tour in Nebraska, with
view to locating.
II. =. Albert returned to Audubon last
evening, after prosperous pilgrimage
in organizing lodges.
Follow the crowd to the large brick
clothing house and get nice 4th Of
July suit at bargain.
Mrs. John Coquillette arrived Satur-
day evening on a visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Fales.
The Extra creamery is now making
from 45Oto 500 pounds of gilt edged
quality Of butter. daily.
The Red Men all say that Audubon
is the best trading post of Its size that
they have found in Iowa.
NJ. Feighor was in town Tuesday
shaking hands with his old friends. lie
is still running on the @. road.
RELIABLE INSURANCE. COntinen tn
Insurance Company. Theo. Patty,
Agent, Extra, Iowa. Office with l. L..
Statzell.
Miss Smith, who has been visiting the
family of b. +. Kennedy, for some time,
returned to her home at Des MONIES,
Saturday.
George IIardenbroOk and family Of
Extra, visited over Sunday with the
family of John Cameron In Lincoln
township. -
VIM. Brim will start today for Hor-
ton, Kans., where ne has secured job
of firing on the &. X. & n, u Rock Is
land enterprise.
Several members Of the Atlantic
ban rendered our boys valuable assist
lnce in giving the open air concert
Tuesday : evening,
NTrP.I. Drury's mare which he has
worked on tive delivery wagon dropped
dead in the har ness while in the eastern
part of town last evening.
Parties desiring the service of a good
Norman stallion afte,r July 6, will find
m my h, horse at ny barn ii in A" %%mnrr
Mr.. II. II. Willis drove to the country
Monday for load Of corn, and when
returning one of his horses was taken
sick and died in thirty minutes.
The family of Elmer Crane, the new
North Western station agent, arrived
Friday evening, and is now comfortably
located on south Leroy street.
Mr.. II. r. Bell, of Iowa Falls, and a
band master of much experience, is
leading the Audubon band this week
James Gallagher is playing good tuba
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Tracy, of Stuart, have
been visiting the family of T. Cav
enaugh this week. Mr.. Tracy was IN
attendance upon the great council OF
red men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Scott are Wis
iting relatives at DIN, Jones county
Word received from Mr.. Scott is to thu
effect that the recreation there found Ii
rapidly improving his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vail went to Ne
braska City last week, where the latte
will remain several weeks visiting TIN
family of her brother. Mr.. Vail return
cd to official duties Monday eyeniaG
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell went +
Missouri Valley yesterday to atten'
the funeral of brOther.in-law, MI
John Lamar. They will remain in tn
Valley about week visiting Mrs. Rus
sells parents.
Clouds the shape of a water spou
driving through the sky on the mort
attracted a great deal of attention fror
our citizens Monday evening. tn
black monster is an awe and fear in
spring sight.
Mr.. J. c. Armstrong, foreman Of tn
Des Moines Leader composing room
was among the band of noble Red Me
| that invaded orr city this week. W
acknowledge very agreeable call froi
the gentleman.
Mr.. /. y. Brown is sinking well o
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