Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-02-28
NASH PHELrs 4 GREEN.

NASH, PliELPs " GREEN.
II, Lenox II Co. will give satisfactor
ON all goods sold at their store,
Cashier Negley went to Walnut last
Saturday, remaining until Tuesday.
Mrs. Ralph Helm and children wen,
to Carroll Saturday to visit her father
and brother.
b. Il. lIowald was confined to his
home by illness the first of the week
but is out again,
Jas. H. Russell and j. A. Wheatley
have been putting the finishing touches
of color upon Omaha this week.
Mrs. George Kibler and daughter dc,
parted yesterday morning for Iowa
county, to pay short visit to the old
home.
JOS. Basham from the southern por,
ton of the county, was visiting his
nephew Frank p. Bradley in Audubon
last week.
An persons indebted to me will please
call and settle at once. wish to close
my accounts and open new set of
books. WA. CLoUauLY.
The city election occurs next Monday
and at this date there is no suggestion
of candidates other than the incum.
bents. IL promises to be q very quiet
day.
Mr., A. $. Culver accompanied his
daughter, Miss Gene, to Ames, Tuesday,
where the young lady will attend the
Agricultural college during the coming
year.
Rev. Leary of the Extra NJ. l.. church,
has been assisting Rev. Harris In his
revival work here, and these earnest,
Jealous gentlemen see results that are
very encouraging
LosT.--A small, double strand, gold
watch chain, with gold locket, between
Col. Whites and Audubon. win give
liberal reward for its return.
HARP WILSON.
Frank Hacker commences work to-
day upon q new residence 2ixi0 and q
story and a half high for Henry Rohr-
beck, on Extra street and adjoining the
property of II, w. Hanna,
WANTED Solicitor TO handle q house
hold article that will find ready place
in every home In Audubon county.
Apply at this office.
ii. G. FREDERICKsoN.
Miss Ida Kennedy, who has been
sewing In the family Of ]. NJ. Barnard,
was called to her home in Melville
township yesterday, where six Of the
family are afflicted with scarlet fever,
If you intend building do not fail to
let us figure on your material, as we can
save you money, Besides giving you
the most complete stock In Audubon
county to select from.
GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Intyeen mourn
the loss of their three months old son,
who passed away last Saturday. The
funeral was held Monday at the Catho.
lie church, Rev. Morrin delivered the
sermon.
The Crago Comedy & Specially Co.
under the management of Joe Crago,
consists Of party of genuine specially
artists and will give the best perform
ance of Specially work ever heard In
the town.
A team belonging to J. i. Luse and
to that murderOus looking
continuance in which cattle are held
during the dehorning process, ran away
on Broadway Monday evening, and Gre
ated CONSERVATION among the populace.
J. +. Stillman, editor and proprietor
of the Avoca Mail and job printer for
Pottawattamie county, passed through
Audubon yesterday, on his way to JEFF.
ferson, where he will visit his parents
till Friday. lie made us pleasant
call.
Mrs. Sewer, of Jefferson Wis, and
her daughter, Mrs. Greenwood of Oma-
ha, were the guests of Mrs. q. B. Rus
sci last week. Mr.. Sewer arrived Sat
urday, adding much to the pleasure of
the visit. The comany went to Omaha
today.
We inadvertently omitted TO men
ton last week the marriage of Mr.,
Henry Fox and Mrs. Sarah T.. Shaffer,
on Monday the Sth, Mt the residence of
the officiating clergyman, Rev. VIM.
Mercer. The groom is smart and chip.
per at 10, while the bride is Is.
Miss Anna Williamson, having con-
cluded her music term, departed Mon
day evening for Aurora, ILL.,, to remain
permanently. The young lady won
high esteem during her residence in
and her departure is regretted
by large circle of friends.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents in Lincoln township, Audubon
Feb. 2ith, 1889 Mr. Harry A.
Travis and Miss Ella A. HALEY, Rev.
l.. n. Day, officiating. The well wishes
of their many friends accompany the
young couple to their new home.
Mr.. VIM. MOreland and Martin Ole,
son, of Viola township, departed yes,
terday with families and household
belongings for Logan county, Kansas.
Both gentlemen, we believe, retain pos.
sessions in Audubon county, so that
their return is but question of time.
Mrs. Erwin Watson was visiting the
family of III. w. Van Gorder the first
of the week, and will depart this morn
ing for Preston, Ark, where her hus-
band preceded her some two weeks
ago. They have a large circle Of friends
in the county whose best wishes accom-
pany them to their southern home.
Washington's Birthday was. observed
nj tho rasjdencp of John III Kate by