Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-12-06
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Miss Bubach returned to her HON,
last Monday during the dun season IL
the millinery trade.
The funeral sermon of Rachel wills
viii be preached by Rev. Harris, In tn,
NJ. +. church next Sabbath ut II a. m.
Rev. j. G. Carter, baptist minister
from Harlan, will preach morning an,
evening next Sabbath, ut the usua
hour for service, In Russell's Opera
House. A cordial invitation il OK
tended to all.
VIM. II. Nctr, John Norris, Chas
wilkins, n. q, Glass, win OConnell
W. G. Spears, VIM, McLeran, I. NJ
Ellis and others went to Chicago Tues
day with the stock trains In charge OF
fat cattle. We know they will all hay,
a jolly time,
Mrs. W. II. Mcclure has been very
sick since last sabbath and Is under
the physicians care, but is considered
somewhat improved. Her mother
Mrs. W. II. Holmes of Neigh, Ncbr.
arrived yesterday morning over the
Northwestern TO attend and comfort
her
Another large shipment of fat cattle
from Audubon county was made last
Tuesday morning. Consisting of tive
full train of 10 cars each on the Rock
Island and North. Western railways all
comfortably loaded in palace shipping
cars with complete facilities for feed
and water on board. The trains each
left Audubon about 3 u. m.
Mrs. H. G. Paul of Gettysburg Ia,
kota, has been visiting for few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. John Cameron OF
Lincoln township, and Mrs, a. l.. san,
born Of Audubon. The sisters went
Tuesday to Extra 10 visit iela
lativcs and friends. Mrs. Paul report,
that II. &. is prospecting finely IN tho
hardware business in that ilourishinp
town and think they have found arlcas
ant Eden in their new location.
Chas Stuart Il Son shipped three cal
loads Of steers to Chicago last Tuesday
thus making about 20 car loads Of fat
cattle that en,crprising firm have
shipped from their ranch during the
past month. the net proceeds of al
those shipments go In the main to in
crease the wealth and enhance the val
uation Of Audubon county, thus max
ing the industry and enterprise of one
firm of almost incstimable value to oul
community.
Chas. wilkins last Tuesday morning
shipped to Chicago 81 head of steers
which averaged 1923 pounds, an excel
lent bunch of steers for any market
Who can show up finer bunch, witt
u higher average weight? Charley Is ;
successful feeder and goes In to vii
when he un0ertakss anything. Thu
present shipment win net him in th,
neighborhood Of little $1,000 oven a
the present low prices. That does no
look very discouraging for these times
Those who attended the entertain
mcnt given by Blind Boone year ant
u half ago will be sure to see him agail
tomorrow night. In the musical art h,
has 40 superiors, and the wonder i
that his skill is intuitiye, as education
has added hut little W his natural talent
He initiates any selection that may b'
given by local artist to perfection
which he is ENABLED to do by reason o
his natural ear for music. Don't fai
TO hear him at Russcll's tomorrow night
The annual meeting Of the IIorticul
tural Society will be held in Council
Bluffs leo. It'll to 18th 1883, and pro,.
ises to be one of unusual interest
Representative men of the state, VIII,
have given the subject of fruit growing
a great deal of study viii be present al
members VI the society and will give
thos9 present and tho public general,
interesting and important instruction
On the subject Of Horticulture. Re
dneed rates on railroads to all attend
ing.
IT. elder Mr. Pdrnham, living nca
Audubon and subject of Empero
William, has been IN tho land of tn
free and the home of the brave 70
tlirty-liye years, and has ever resiste,
the alluring influences of politics, bu
he became so interested in the lat
campaign as to regret his negligenc
and declares his intention Of s-curin
r the papers necessary to full partic
| patton before another heated campaig
shall come upon us. lie has missed
. great deal but will be in oxcellen
] spirits for the next grand hustle.
Uncle Fred Ballard was in Audubo
last Monday in the interest of hi
health battery. lie is now boardin
out the profit of an election deal at
). first class hotel in Avoca, the condition
Q of which contract being that Mr.. IIal
5 yey the landlord, in the event of L,
: publican triumph should give uncl
Fred two weeks board for eight ba
| teries, the retail price Of each ben
Z 500. While the opposite result woul
: have necessitated the surrender Of IL
eight batteries and the payment of tw
/. weeks board. Uncle Fred came OF
ahead and is looking healthy and happ