Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-05-23
MONEY TO LOAN!
AT z PER GENT, ON
AUDUBON COUNTY FARMS.
Freeman & Armstrong.

lowest rates on personal or chattel Sc
curity at Nash, Phelps & Green's, south
side squire ever Commercial Bank.
Mrs, b. G. Foreman was in Atlantic
Monday,
Mr.. &, r. Elliot went to Galya Tues
day evening.
ID. Il. Soar is improving his business
property by painting,
Lutte Lane is out again after his
tussle with the measles.
Isaac Manly went to Chicago last
Friday returning yesterday,
Mrs. VIM. Leet is visiting the family
of Ben Brookiield near Manning.
Constable Job Card, of Atlantic, was
transacting business in Audubon Tues
day.
Mrs, Chas. Lawrence, of Manning,
visited over Sunday with Audubon
friends.
Messrs. Ed Brown and j. 4. Pound
are painting the exterior of u. 5. Phelps
residence.
Conductor Morse has resumed his
run, having quite recovered from his
recent illness.
Mr., o, w. Brightman and wife, of
Ross went to Walnut yesterday to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Geo. La Toy returned from u
visit with friends at Council Bluffs
saturday evening.
Mrs. A. IL. Roberts, Mrs Thos. Wal.
ker and Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder were
in Atlantic yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John McFarlane are
visiting friends ut the old home In
Guthrie Center this week.
Eddie IIcckor has returned from
Fremont, Nobr, for u few days visit
with his mother Mrs. Wolfe.
Mrs |, y, Roiman and Miss Lizzie
RoSoman, Of jefferson, are guests
Mr.. and Mrs. win ID. Forbes.
Mr., :. T.. Zollinger, first class print
or from Coon Rapids is helping THE
REPUBLICAN out on u rush.
The Misses Carrie Egbert and Min.
ME Herbert, of Atlantic visited over
Sunday with Mrs. b. q. Foreman.
John Weighton and w. G. Stuart
were in Guthrie Center Monday and
Tuesday looking after business matters.
Mr.. John Dorgan, is wrestling with
the mumps. Meanwhile a Mr.. Hull
from the main line Is firing his engine.
Hon. VIM. Walker, of Extra town
ship, was passing q genial time o. day
with his friends and acquaintance In
Audubon Tuesday.
The public schools close next week
Commencement exercises win be held
at Russel's opera hall on the evening
of Wednesday, the Goth.
Among the many cases of measles
the family Of II. G. Ping has been most
severely afflicted. All but Mr., Ping
have been down with the disease.
IL Is reported that Chas. Stuart il
much improved, being now able to take
nourishment and to sit up couple
hours daily. This is good news to the
Captains many friends hereabouts.
The agents, assistants and tele-
graphers ut Rock Island stations will
soon appear in neat uniforms. Fred
Brown is elated over the prospect, and
+. ID. Parsons wishes himself back in
the service.
The board of supervisors will meet
OH June Sd, which by reference to tho
posters we observe is circus day. Par
ties having important business will
find the august body on the top row Of
reserved seats.
Someone, alleged to be an unprinci-
pied rascal, has been poisoing dogs, re-
CARELESS of quality or ownership. The
community would be thankful il the
canine race were exterminated, with
tho exception, of course, of the good
dogs.
Miss Cora OFT has been engaged to
conduct the public schools of Ports.
mouth for the year commencing Sept.
LIST. Miss OFT is one of Audnbon's
brightest young ladies, and u large
circle of friends wish her abundant
success.
Mr.. f. II. Adams and wife returned
from Des Moines Saturday evening,
and Mr.. Geo. Morse, who has been hold
ing down the Green Bay Cos. interests
here during the absence of Mr.. Adams,
returned to his home at Guthrie Center
Monday.
Mrs. J. G. Smith, who has been visit
| ing the family of Anthony Ruddy, re-
turned TO her home at Harrington,
| Kans., Tuesday morning. Her hus-
band is roadmaster for the Rock Island
at that place. Returning she was ac-
companied by her niece, Miss Anna
Rudy.
Miss Nellie Minor is Just recovering
from the measles. She was one of per
haps q half dozen who suffered from
the disease in its severest form, the
dangerous feature being a throat trou
BILE almost as malignant as diphtheria
in its nature. DIR. DE Motto attended
the little one, and we are glad to state
that she is now past danger.
Rev. J. b. Harris returned home last
Friday evening after sojourn of ten
days at Colfax Springs. We are pleas
| ed to state that his health was much
improved by the healing waters and by
the rest and recreation, much needed
and well deserved by long and arduous
labor. lie has gained four pounds in
weight, rather a slight consideration
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