Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-25

hoHttdy loT tHc oiu HoihC VI MT. Hc.IN
at Milton, VT, to remain for severa
weeks. They We're accompanied b.
Miss Anna Phelps of Atlantic.
Unless all signs fail in this phenome
nal season there will be an immens,
double wedding in Audubon within q
fortnight. The interested parties are
highly esteemed and respected.
W. III. Jones was at Des Moincs the
first of the week fastening the work on
the castings for the Eclipse Grain Meas.
uring Machine. They are experiencing
aggrayating delays, but expect to be on
the market very soon.
The Rock Island agents and opera
tors look decidedly neat In their new
caps and badges. 1t will prove a con-
venience to the travelling public in that
they may know ut sight the Offices of
the company's representatives,
Among the visitors attending the
dedication and ordination services ut
the Baptist church last week was the
Rev. A. &. Zellhoefer, the former pas.
tor of the church. Ills hosts of friends
are always glad to welcome him to Au.
dubon.
We have received the second mum.
Der of the Coon Rapids Reporter,
bright, newsy and geographically neat,
1t is independent republican In politics,
rather than democratic, as we had pre-.
sumed from the circumstances that
gave it birth. We hope 1t may prosper.
Conductor c. W. Morse and wife de.
parted Tuesday morning for Colorado
Springs, Colo, to remain about a month.
Mr.. +. b. Triton, from the main line
will conduct the Great Rock Islands
Accelerated One.a-Day between Audi.
bon and Griswold during the absence
of Mr.. Morse.
Texas Tom, sacreligious vender of
soap nostrums, entertained the throngs
on our streets Friday and Saturday.
He is evidently a wrecked minstrel of
considerable ability and humor and so
well satisfied his audience that there
are no regrets for quarters contributed
to his treasury.
The largest and finest assortment of
mouldings ever brought to Audubon
may now be seen at the studio of G. G.
Harper. Our stock has just been re-
plenished by large invoice comprising
all the latest styles and novelties. 1t
will be disposed of by the foot or made
up into frames ut actual first cost.
Now is the time to buy while the stock
is complete and prices away down.
Mr.. Chas. Fisher, of the creamery firm,
was taken suddenly and seriously Ill
last week in consequence of going from
work in the sun into the ice house
where he remained half hour. lie
was very low for few days, but under
the care of DR.. Brooks Is now rapidly
improving. A brother of Mr.. Fisher
arrived from Scion Monday and will re-
main mil tho patient is able to re-
sumo business.
Artist c. G. Harper has bought the
residence lots on the corner Immediate
" east of Frank Gleason's property
and will erect thereon frame house
1880 with . front ~" N feet each way,
all two stories high. The plan e0pteln:
plates u home of comfort and con.
venience and an adornment to that
handsome portion of the city. Con
tractor II. J. creyeling has tho work
well under way.
The business men of Norfolk tender
ed the North Nebraska Press Associa-
ton banquet the 18th inst. and served
as soup Office paste and long feltwant-
newspaper; roast, opposition editor and
non-payiHg sNbscfihpr with dressings
boiled, old subscriber ana spring p0Gt;
with other novel dishes. If the old
subscriber was well done 1t would indi-
pata that tho business men Ind been
making preparations fof same weeks,
There is an awful warning IN this bill
of fare.
The name of VIM. Dickinson of lie
roy township, is announced in this issue
rs candidate for the Office of county
auditor. Mr.. Dickinson Is a man Of ex-
tensive business experience and good
ability. During Il long and honored
residence in Jackson county he served
two terms rs Mayor of Baldwin and
was for nine years station agent for the
North Western road there. Mr.. D.c&s
inson has undoubted ability and would
make competent officer. lie was com
PEELED to relinquish his situation as sta.
ton agent Oh account of failing health
Mr.. Calvin Shurtleff, the general
agent for the Equitable Mutual Life
and Endowment Association, Of Water
loo, Iowa, is In the city. The company
is one of good standing, and the testi-
mony of what 1t has done can be given
by local members. The plans presented
by this company are inviting and rea-
sonable, while the men chosen to Opcr-
ate it are known throughout the state.
In matters of insurance, all else being
equal, we believe the people Of iowa
should keep their money within the
state by patronizing home companies.
The determination of DIR. ID. G. Lass
to remove from Audubon will be uni.
yersally regretted by the people of this
community and surrounding country.
For more than six years he has pursued
the practice of his profession among
our people and in that time has so firm
ly established himself that his own de-
termination only can sever his assOcia-
tians with his patrons. lie has gained
a professional and business reputation
above reproacl. All will wish him the
fullest measure of success in the new
field. The doctor will depart during
the first week In August and locate in
Sioux City, place affording n wider
opportunity and greater inducements
I'm MANY resDects. Nav success and