Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-05-16

Sons.
If you want cobs inquire of j. $.
Dennis.
F,P. Rees was in Brayton and Extra
Tuesday.
Lyman Kelley is plastering the Bap-
fist church.
Chas. Rollins was up from Extra the
first of the week.
See change of North Western time
table in this issue.
Stuart & Son shipped ear of cattle
yesterday morning.
Mr.. ID. b. Mumey and family have
moved to Minneapolis.
Dr. Blakeslee's Dental parlors open
every day except Sunday,
Mrs. b. s Phelps is among the adult
victims of the measles.
No. boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart Il Sons.
Fencing at Stuart u Sons at $li and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
Mrs. ID. +. Soar returned last evening
from independence, Kansas.
BuRN:-To Mrs. +. III. Kimball, mt
Glidden. last week, a 9-pound sou.
Call at Stuart & Sons for fence posts.
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
Cheap horse to trade for new milch
COW. Iquirc of Dennis transfer men.
Fifty bushels pure German millot for
60 C. per bushcl. EUGENE TALBOT.
West Audubon is all right, and will
be demanding an electric motor line
soon.
Miss Matte jameson, of the popular
millinery firm, is victim of the
measles.
The best grade of lumber at the low
est possible prices, at the Green Bay
Lumber Co.
Audubon county will maintain her
enviable reputation as a crop producer
this year.
Harry Gleason has gone to Chicago
where he has already secured desirable
employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Moore drove over
from Harlan Tuesday evening, remain
ing until today.
Miss Eta Hunt of Morrison, ILL.,, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. II. Altman,
of Lincoln township.
Mr.. John L. Myers went to Des
Moines Tuesday and will be absent
about three weeks.
Rev. 4. Dickinson went TO Avoca
Tuesday morning, to attend an adjourn
ed session Of Presbytery.
Another grand and soaking rain
Tuesday night helped to boom the
crops of Audubon county. --...-.----
Street Commissioner Freeman is or
dering repair of sidewalks. 1t is q
much needed improvement.
Mr.. +. A. Little, the tonsorial artist,
went to Des Moines Monday to remain
during the week visiting his sister.
Mr.. l.. ID. Phelps will start tomorrow
morning for the old home at Milton,
VT, where he will remain a month.
Mr. and Mrs. +. ID. Van Court, of
Omaha, are visiting the parents of the
latter Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McLeran.
Miss Libbie Seaman the milliner at
Russell & Sons, went to Grinnell Mon
day for few days visit with relatives,
Mr.. J. b. Haddock is moving his
family and stock of general merchan-
disc from Harlan to Curtis, Nebraska.
Mr.. Fred Hale, harness maker at
Wilson's emporium, started Tuesday on
visit to the old home at Montezuma.
The fire boys are practicing every
night and their work is daily at
traction for those who admire manly
arts.
| A theatre for a week and big circus
and menagerie will appease the appe-
tite for amusement until the Fourth of
July.
There will be union Sunday school
organized at the Henderson school
house, Leroy township, next Sunday at
3p. m.
Rev. J. b. Harris is taking much
needed rest from his pastoral labors,
and has been absent from the city for
tire past week.
Mrs. G. II. Campbell, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Isham
since last fall returned to her home in
Chicago Tuesday.
AIRS. Truman Gilbert, of Cedar Rap
ids, is visiting the family of Mr.. A. Il.
Allen of Viola township. She will re-
main several weeks.
! TIE monotony in the corn market is
becoming aBbearable, and producers
and dealers will soon be in readiness to
enact the role of bears.
Miss 4. NJ. Stearns was taken sick
with measles last Saturday, and her
position in the public schools is occu-
pied by Attorney L. III. IIurd.
Miss Vesta Baxter was at home over
Sunday after her first four weeks ex-
perience in school teaching, which she
reports as very pleasantly passed.
| u. q. Foreman has his new barn
about completed, being now engaged
in painting. 1t is commodious structs
ure, with seventy-fye foot front.
4 lsey, Mercer win hold all day meeting
at the Bethel NJ. Il. church in Melville
township, on Sunday, May Goth, with
lhaptismal service In the afternoon.
Messrs. Baxter & Baker are moving
the house from Immediately south of
Foreman's barn to Piety Hill. 1t is
the property of an Irwin capitalist.
III. +. Andrews, ESD, and Frank +.
| n.,dlay xuonf IA Itea Moinps this morn