Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-12-26

Mr.. w. 5. Bell, of Des Moines, was in
town last Thursday and Friday.
Grapes, Bananas, Oranges, Michigan
apples just received at Consigny's.
Good brick, and tile from three to six
inches. CHAs. TRAMr.
Charlie Talbot spent Christmas with
his father, II. NJ. Talbot, in Des Moines.
The second child Of Monroe Stuart is
sick with diphtheria, DIR. Brooks attend.
ing.
Miss Alice Overholtzer, of the Stuart
public schools, is spending vacation at
home.
Go to Weightons for what lumber
you need. The worth of your money
guaranteed.
For the best grades of lumber at the
lowest living prices, go to Weightons
lumber yard.
Mrs. Emma Botinger arrived home
from Perry Saturday night to remain
for fortnight.
w. +. Stotts, Esq, of Des Moines,
was in Audubon and Extra the latter
part Of last week.
Miss Grace Burnside, who is pursu-
ing an exclusively musical course at
Grinnell, is home for the holidays.
Charlie Houston, who presided rs
pharmacist in o. j. Houston's drug
store for so many years, was up from
Extra Monday.
You will find the best stock Of lumber
at lowest possible prices at the Green
Bay Lumber Co. Give them call.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Books Of history, at cost, fiction, prose
poetry at VIM. Cloughly's brick drug
store. Some elegant bindings and de-
signs-but all very cheap.
Married, at the North Western House,
Wednesday morning by Rev. L. y. Ilgen.
fritz. Mr.. Aaron McCuen to Miss
Frankie Lisson, both of Manning.
Owen Davis and wife are the proud
parents Of 9-pound boy, born Thurs.
day last, while the grati6ed grandpar.
ents vie with the first mentioned In do. |
ing honor to the new arrival.
The family Of Judge A. l.. Sanborn
moved to Manila last Saturday, and
will remain there until the family de.
parts for Arkansas. Mr.. Sanborn will
remain here until January 10th.
Station Agent Rollins was up from
Extra Monday. Since his wife and
daughter have gone to visit her parents
at Glen Rock, Wyo. Ter, he finds It
agreeable 10 beguile the weary hours by
visiting among old associates.
Read the prospectus of the Inter
Ocean. 1t is the most thorough going
republican paper published In Chicago,
and gives the news Of the world com.
plete. Its several departments consti.
tute wonderful newspaper. Send for
sample copies.
VIM. Dickinson will pasture a few
cows or colts for town people for two
or three months, giving them run In
the stalks In the day time and oat straw
in the yard at night. Good shed and
plenty of water. Also some good mil.
let hay for sale.
The prospectus Of The Press, CNew
York; may be found elsewhere. 1t
speaks for the most lively and vigorous
republican newspaper extant, and which
has in two years attained enviable sue.
cess. 1t has no equal as champion of
republican principles.
The grand Christmas ball at the court |
house last night under the auspices of |
the Sons of Veterans was success fl. |
nancially and socially. The attendance
was large and all enjoyed good time,
assuring another success in the ball to
follow on New Years night.
Black Rambler was matched in a |
race with a mare belonging to Joe
GoOdale at Guthrie Center on Saturday,
the 10Th, for 800 side. Rambler won
the race and money In good style, and
it is said that considerable money put
up on side bets changed hands.
The ladies of the NJ. +. church will
serve supper and oystersin the Wm.
Cloughly building OH Broadway, New
Years Eve, Dec. 3lst, from p. m, UNI
til all are served. Warm supper, served
in the best style, 25 cents; or oyster
stew, % cents. Everybody invited to
partake.
The depot at Brayton was burglariz-
ed last Saturday night, the visitors Sc
curing only five gallon jug Of whiskey.
While-the catch may have contributed
to the holiday festivities of the burglar
the corresponding void in the calcula-
tons Of the consignee elicit the heart
felt sympathy Of all.
In closing her school last Friday Mrs. |
Funk made glad the hearts of her pu
pills by presenting each Of the boys with
a knife and each Of the girls doll. In
the other departments presents were
exchanged between pupils and teacher,
but surely nothing in all the wide range
could be held in such high esteem as
those dolls and knives.
&c. Wolfe and Dennis Brannen, on
section IL, Melville, will sell at public
sale, Friday, Jan. Bird, 70, at 10 q, m, 81
horses, 55 head of cattle, 30 shoats; l
ceampion steel binder, Champion now
er, wagons, plows, cultiyators, drags
and numerous other articles, Free
lunch. Terms, credit of II months.
VIM. Mallory, Auctioneer.
The Iowa Legion of Honor is furnish
ing reliable life insurance to its mem
bers at a wonderfully low rate. The To-
cal lodge is composed Of the represen-
tative men OF the town, who having the
management of the money they pay to
beneliciaries are sure to handle it judic.
iously and honestly. Its business is
/ A.