Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-10-03

next Sabbath morning.
Mrs. VIM. McLeran went to Omaha
this morning to visit her daughter.
Lee Hudler is putting up neat cot
tage residence in the west division.
John Reinemund and wife put away
dull care and started for Sioux City last
night.
j. M. Griggs is attending to business
again after two weeks nursing his
broken leg.
Hon. j. Kuhn and John It. Jay, two
OF Manning's best citizens, were in
Audubon yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Rohrbeck is visiting her
son Paul and attending the corn palace
at Sioux City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. b. Cousins of THE
REPUBLICAN are among the throng at
the Sioux City corn palace.
Henry Bilharz Is located in the office
of Andrews & Hanna, where he will DO
pleased to see all who want money.
DIR, ]. ID. Holmes has leased the front
rooms up stairs in Frank Gleason's new
building, and will keep in stock tho
drugs to be used in his practice.
Abner Edwards, who has been spend.
ing fortnight with the family of his
son, A. H., Of Douglas township, re-
turned to his home ut Mendoza, H., last
week.
In the wealth Of entertainment pro-
vided for the Audubon public next
week, do not forget the political address
at court house hall next Thursday night
by Hon. J. Z. Dolliver
Charlie Talbot spent Sunday at tho
old home In Carroll, going from there to
Webster City to attend the wedding of
Mrs, rs sister, and will look through
the corn palace en- route home.
LosT:--On road between Gray and
Audubon, supposed about miles north
of Audubon,) ladys Persian shawl.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by
returning the same to W. II. Green,
Audubon.
Mr.. $. Y. Miller will sell at public sale,
section %, Melville, on Wednesday, Oct
tober 10Th, at 10 o'clock, ~ head Of cat.
tie, o horses, 100 hogs, implements, corn
md hay. A credit of one year without
interest. II, n, Carper, auctioneer.
The Hook and Ladder Co. cleared in
premiums with their receipts from their
dances, Sl00,35 during fair week. The
company now has over $3.50 In the
treasury, which will be used to put the
team in shape to retain the state cham
pionship belt won ut Council Bluffs last
year,
John &. Bonwell smiles audibly since
II Is determined that Pierre is the CAPT.
tai of South Dakota. Mr.. Bonwell
brought his keen foresight to focus on
that town rs the coming capital some
two years ago, when he invested heay-
lily In town lots. We congratulate our
fellow townsman upon the abundance
of his harvest.
All of the churches In Audubon are
In condition that Is complimentary TO
the membership and TO the town. Tho
M. Il. edihce was thoroughly repaired
last year, the Baptists completed their
house this spring, while the Presbyter-
ian and Catholic buildings have both
been repaired within and without in
1889. II seems that Audubon is all
right for home missions, at least.
Mr.. s. II. Miller went to Des Moines
today on business In connection with
Missouri land deal. lie will soon move
to Missouri, having made arrangements
for u sojourn of year. We think tho
experience Of q twelve months will ed.
ucate him to the fact that Iowa Is peer
less, when he will return to the turf Of
Audubon county, rs all Of his numerous
friends hope that he may.
w. II. Jones and II. w. Gipple have
returned from Des Moines, where they
contracted with J. NJ. Fortner Il Co.
for the manufacture of the Eclipse
Grain Meter for period Of five years,
the company paying Messrs. Jones 81
Gipple comfortable royalty on each
machine. Jones Il Gipple are also
under contract to travel and introduce
the machines for period of one year.
dawes LATEST CoUPLINa.-News
was received In Audubon yesterday of
the marriage of Mr.. ID. +. Singles and
Miss Libby Holland, in Omaha, on Tues.
day, October LIST. Mr.. Singles is remem-
bered rs being for many years the pop
ular brakeman OH the Rock Island
branch. lie now has a position as con-
ductor on the &. X. An. Miss Holland
was also well and favorably known here.
Their large circle Of Audubon friends
extend hearty congratulations.
The Spooner Comedy Company closed
a weeks engagement at the Capital City
theater last evening in the southern
drama, "A Mountain Pink" The at
tendance was large. Manager Connolly
was so we'll pleased with the reception
given this company by the people of Des
Moines that he has engaged them for a
return visit. They will play the week
from August IL to II. The Spooner
company is one of the best now playing
at popular prices and their return will
be hailed with delight.-Des Moines
Leader.
A gentleman who was passing
clothing store in this city the other day
specifically observed lady who was
standing In the doorway to be dunn
my. She spoke, whereupon he blunder
ingly acknowledged his surprise and
error. In his embarrassment he pro-
ceeded to explain the similarity of out
line which had led him into the eyre
gious error, but the social rent widened
and the chilly atmosphere crystalized
as he continued to make a bad matter