Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-11-14


while Mr.. Brown is also attending to
business matters.
You will find the best stock of lumber
at lowest possible prices ut the Green
Bay Lumber Co. Give them q call.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
All knowing themselves indebted to
me will please call and settle immedi.
ately, and save costs.
FRANK GLEASON.
A. +. Armstrong and John B. Doak
are in Davenport this week, represent
ing the Masonic Commandery and Chap
ter In the state conclaves there In SEES.
sion.
Suits made to order by Abrams Il Ba.
ker are guaranteed to tit In every par
ticular and to give satisfaction. They
are much cheaper than can be made
elsewhere.
Rev. J. NJ. Willoughby the Advent
minister will hold religious services In
Audubon, once next Friday, twice on
Saturday and once next Sabbath. All
are cordially invited to attend.
II you intend building do not fail to
let us figure on your material, rs we can
save you money. Besides giving you
the most complete stock in Audubon
county to select from.
GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.
Messrs. L. G. Snyder & Co. shipped a
car load of dressed poultry this morn.
ing. Their poultry yards are filled, and
they have fourteen men and boys en-
gagged in slaughtering and picking.
The firm is doing good business, and
leaving a great deal Of money with our
people.
TIE REPUBLICAN is pleased to know
that Rev. 4. Dickinson has decided to
remain in Audubon another year rs
pastor of the Presbyterian church. The
decision is most gratifying to the mem.
bers of his congregation, while Audi
bon people in general regard him with
respect and reverence.
VIM. Mehle has just received another
large invoice of winter suitings, goods
for overcoats, etc, etc, all in the latest
patterns and designs. He has compe-
tent men In his employ and Is able to
make these fine goods up In styles to
please, and guarantees TT every time.
Parties desiring good goods, correct
styles and reasonable prices will do
well to call on Mr.. Mehle.
The musical recital given by Miss
Susie Henderson and pupils at the
Baptist church Tuesday evening was
one of the most pleasing entertain
ments ever given in Audubon. The
pupils all executed their selections with
skill, winning encomiums for them
selves and rejecting much credit upon
their accomplished teacher. We are
glad to know that the entertainment
was well patronized.
Our friend, Henry Strong, of Man
ming, seems to have perverse luck In
making wagers. Presidential years he
has always bet on democracy and only
won in 1884. This year his faith was
opposed to his principles, and he wager
ed that Iowa would give majority OF
ten thousand for the republican state
ticket. "Why,' reasoned Mr.. Strong
"the republicans could nominate coon
and get majority of ten thousand.
Mr.. Strong put up a box Of cigars to
Mr.. Patton because of his mistaken
judgment, and will pay the expenses OF
w. J. Morrow to the worlds fair in
1892.
Under the direction of Rev. NJ. Par
sons, pastor of the Baptist church in
Carroll, concert will be given in the
Baptist church next Monday evening
Nov. 18th. This Is for the benefit OF
the Baptist church i'm Carroll, which is
rebuilding its house of worship. Mr.,
Parsons is assisted by Mrs. W. A. Nc
Lagan, soprano, Miss Mollie Hutchin'
son, contralto, and Mr.. Frank Duncan,
flute player who so delighted the audi.
ence at Miss Henderson's concert. II
will be remembered that Mr.. Parsons
assisted with the music ut the dedica.
ton Of the Baptist church last July,
Besides vocal pieces there will be in.
strumental, furnished by violin, flute
and piano. A rare treat is expected, so
come to be entertained as well as to
help a good cause. Admission % cents
children Is cents.
Mrs. Georgia Mcclellan Of Denison,
Iowa, District Inspector Of the w. r.
C., will be present next Tuesday and
will inspect the Corps here In the after,
noon at 2:3O, at which meeting all mem
bers are particularly requested to be
present. In the evening grand camp
fire meeting will be held in the hall
which will be public and all whether
members or not are very cordially in
vited to be present and enjoy Mrs; Nc
Clellan's address. She is known as q
very entertaining speaker and will
doubtless give fine address well
worthy the attention of large and ap
preciatiye audience. She had sister
killed In her own home during the bat
tie of Gettysburgh while busy making
bread for Union soldiers. A piece OF
shell flew through the window striking
her on the side of the head and instant
ly killing her while thus nobly ant
, faithfully performing duty. The en-
tertainment will be inteFsperssa will
music and other interesting exercises
which help to make 1t most enjoyable
evening for all who will attend.