Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-04-25

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Mrs. A. L. Viewer has been quite II
for two weeks with threatened attacl
of lung fever, but is improving.
Messrs. Russell & Sons have just dec
Grated their front windows with by IA
the smoothest selections in the way o
window curtains to be found in TIN
city.
We have received copy Of The Del
phic of Drake University, and obsery,
that Miss Alice Overholtzer Is on tn,
commencement program for decla
nation.
h. j. Freeman was offered $500 fol
his team of grays last Saturday, which
he declined. 1t is a fine team, indeed
and will be worth more money in
another year.
Mrs. Fanchor died at the home OF
her son, Amos Fanchor, In Cameron
township, Tuesday night. She was
nearly seventy years of age, and died OF
fever and asthI&a.
Mrs. VIM. Stotts, who has been visit
ing relatives here since the death OF
her sister, Mrs. David Workman, start
ed upon the return to her home IL
Wyoming Territory Monday.
Mr., Jesper Jensen returns heartfelt
thanks to all who rendered assistanc,
during the long illness of his wifi,
Their kindness will ever be remembered
with feelings of deepest gratitude.
The Methodist people have made ;
great improvement in the internal ar
rangement of their church by removing
the chandeliers and putting two larg,
800 candle power lamps in their places
The railroads will run no more fas,
stock trains as they had become a yer,
expensive branch Of the service. Tn,
time from Missouri River points I,
Chicago is made not less than 80 hours
Hon. d. Nj. Harris, of Missouri Val
ley, after attending the meeting Of tn,
editorial association at Carroll last Sat
urday, visited over Sunday with hi,
daughter Mrs. G. II. Russell In this city
Jas. Prather is in possession of what
has every appearance of being a petri
fed snake, and which was found by
Dan Lynch. II Is in n coil, of man
moth size and altogether quite 4
curiosity.
Miss DeEtte Foster was taken i'll
Monday with muscular rheumatism
The case is of very serious nature al
this writing, but the many friends OF
the family sincerely hope that it may sue
cumb to treatment.
Mr.. G. ii, Rollins has rapidly improy
ed in health since taking the Extra sta
ton. Regular working hours and q
long walk to and from meals are nc
complishing results pleasing to Mr.
Rollins and his friends.
The town of Stuart seems TO have
abandoned the electric light project, as
the city council Is putting In dozen
street lamps. If they are the same can
die power rs those in Audubon they can
only be found in day light.
Rev. r. A. Smith, will preach in the
Opera House again next Sunday, morn,
ing and evening. Subject In the morn,
ing, Christian Ambition, Rom. 2ch.
verse. Subject in the evening, The
Religious outlook in Utah.
What's the matter with the Extra
theatrical people coming to Audubon
and presenting "The Social Glass" II
is highly complimented by those who
have heard 1t and we believe Audubon
would give it liberal patronage.
Adam Killinger will sell a span OF
horses, eight fresh cows, other stock
also implements, ETC., at public auction
2 miles northeast of Audubon, on Fri
day, May Sd, commencing at 10 a. m
II. n. Carper, auctioneer. Free lunch
A great deal of building is being
done i'm Audubon this year. The sub
urbs are being built up rapidly and
with class of buildings that are
creditable to the city. The business
portion Of the town will make lonl
strides before snow files.
The report that Mr.. John c. Bowel
has engaged with commercial house
is erroneous, though he has had very
hattering and tempting offers to engage
for a term of years, but his interests
here are of such a nature as to demand
his undivided attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coquellitte, who
have been spending the winter will
their daughter at Galva, are now the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Wilson
Burnside, where they will remain unit
after the Centennial Celebration, when
they will return to their home neal
Prarieburg, Linn county.
Mr.. Frank d. Allen, of the Adoocate
has been sick with measles since last
Thursday. Frank doesn't comprehend
the pleasure of thus returning to tn.
Affections which properly belong t.
childhood's happy days, but recognizes
the necessity and is submissive to fate
We hope to see him out again soon.
The Rock Island people are having {
plat of the lands west of the railroad
made by Mr.. II. $. Wattlcs, and vii
offer lands there for sale within q few
weeks. The land will be divided IL
tracts containing from one to five acres
affording some Of the most desirable
residence properties in the corporation
The addition will be known as Yves,
Audubon.
The fines and penalties against Il. q
Fisher, of Atlantic, have been RENTED
by Gov. Larrabee. Fisher has been
impoverished by wilful violation of the
prohibitory laws. Had he recognized
the powers, and invested his means In
other enterprises he would yet be in
independent circumstances. The mill