Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-13
MONEY TO LOAN!
AT z PER CENT, ON
AUDUBON COUNTY FARMS,
Freeman & Armstrong.

N'~' ~ W., WIN SNe viz N'oh iVi W.
Mrs. Chas. Rollins, of Extra, is visit
ing numerous friends in Audubon.
Straw hats at Abrams II Bakers by
the wholesale and at wholesale prices
Mr.. J. G. L. Wicker was transactin,
business in Walnut the first of The
week.
Mr.. j. Burdick, of Wichita, Kan, il
visiting his daughter, Mrs. James +
Russell.
The council has set its foot down il
ordinance No. A, and the awnings
must go.
Miss L. Nj. Stearns returned Tuesda,
evening from a sojourn of several days
in Des MOines.
The c. II. l. & L. Railway is rebuild
ing the bridge over the Botna river
north of Extra.
Miss Bessie Foreman went to Pull,
man ILL.,, Monday, to remain several
months WIN relatives.
Mrs. w. S. Bell, of Des Moincs, arriv,
ed in the city Tuesday evening on Wis
it to her many friends.
George Botinger was taken with a
chill Monday, and confined to his home
for a day in consequence.
ii. u. Fank, Esq, is building an adj.
dition of two room capacity to his resi-,
dcnce Oh South Leroy street.
Now is a good time to get those old
teeth out DR.. Blakeslee's Dental Par,
Tors open every day except Sunday.
Attorney IIurd is at Panora this week
represen ting Audubon Lodge of good
templars in the district convention.
Miss Cora Blakeslee departed Tues,
day morning for two months visit
with relatives and friends at Red Oak
W. a. Crane is sufficiently indispos,
ed to make a trip to Missouri Valley
and Council Bluffs quite comfortable.
Major Ben Brookfield was in town
Monday in company with Mr.. Shields
of the land department of the Milwau-
kee road
Messrs. Moulton Il Thode, of the
Stuart locomotive, were among those
in attendance upon the funeral of Capt.
Chas. Stuart.
III. III. Andersen of Davenport, came
in OH the Tuesday evening train look.
ing after his business interests in and
around Audubon.
Judge c. c. Cole, of Des Moines, was
tranSacting business in Audubon yes
terday morning and departed on the
train for home.
Nj p. j. Coulter, of Morse, visited
over sunday with his daughter, Mrs. j.
NJ. McKarahan. lie departed for horAe
Monday morning.
The Sunday school held at the Ear,
hart school house will observe children's
day next Sunday. Service at 2;3O p. m
Everybody is invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. i. Forbes arrived
home in Audubon Saturday night, and
will soon commence house keeping in
their residence Oh SECOND Avenue.
Mrs. Frank Gleason went to Red Oal,
Monday morning, Miss Maggie to Iowa
City to attend commencement, and
Messrs. Frank and Fred to OkOboji.
i have for sale two new spring wag
ons, made under my personal supervi
sion. Call and see them.
JAS. r. POUND.
The republican convention for Cas-
county to nominate county officers and
to choose delegates will be held July
18th. 1t will make long campaign
Mr. John Gray, the Extra bank cash
ier, was detained from business duties
by illness for several days last week
He resumed business Monday morning
Jas. II. Pound and wife started Mon
day for Flint, Mich, where they viii
remain several weeks visiting Mrs
| Pounds mother and numerous friends
Messrs. Andrews & Hanna have Sc
cured pension for Cynthia, widow o
Luke Knapp. late of Extra. She will
receive sl4 per month from Septembe
End, 1888.
NIessrs. Kuhn, Culver Il Co. have re
dueed the price of their -four ten cent
per sack, A No. selling at Sl.G0 AM
Straight at $40 per sack at the mil
and principal stores.
Hon. Jacob Kuhn, of Manning, &C
cOmpanisd by his daughter, Ada ant
| Ethel, was looking after his milling in
tefests here Tuesday, and visiting hi
sister, Mrs. j. l.. Stotler.
NJ. +. ID. Parsons. the popular assis
tant cashier Of the Citizsns Bank, drov
: over to Guthrie Center last Friday, re
Bsaiging till the first of the week, visit
| ing among old friends.
. Work Oh tips Baptist church is agail
IN progress. The interior is nearl,
ready FOR furnishings, and ere man.
weeks the society will be able to holt
meetings in the completed edifice.
Messrs. !. j.. Brown, y. i. Tracy, II
Cattell, accompanied by their wives am
Miss Eaby and Miss Motion, droy
oSer from Guthrie Center Tuesday +
attend the funeral of Capt. Stuart.
Miss Lille Rodgers died at her lat
home in Cameron township on Wet
neslay evening the 4th inst, OF brai
fever, sged about fourteen years. tn
funeral Was held on Friday, Rev. Hick
delivering the sermon