Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-01-03
All kinds of fence posts at Stuart 4

All kinds of fence posts at Stuart 4
Sons.
The Adsocate and Blizzard have
been consolidated.
Mr.. J. b. Rendieman has resigned his
position rs railway postal clerk.
Mr.. a. +. Beebe has been appointed
station agent at Extra. The old agent
was relieved.
Mrs, q. II, Campbell, of Chicago, ar.
rived in Audubon Monday evening on
Il visit to her daughter, Mrs. Cha s.
| lsham.
a ten months old child of VIM. john
son, of Lincoln township, was buried
last Saturday, death resulting from
lung fever.
Messrs. $. i. Donaldson aud =. +.
Gamire substantial farmers of Lincoln
township, We're welcome callers ut this
Office today.
The Rcd Men of Gray will install
their new officers next Monday night,
and extend an iuyition to the Addison
braves to meet with them.
The Atlantic Telegraph issued an
eight page edition Tuesday, illustrative
of Atlantic and its commerce and indus,
try, and made very creditable show
ing.
An organization of the Young peo-
pies Society Of Christian Endea vor has
been effected in this city, and meets ut
the Presbyterian church at p. H., Sun
days.
VIM. IIopley and jim Burnett, At
lantic business men, were in Audubon
yesterday, and enjoyed the hospitality
of Thos. Musson's Melville home last
night.
A party of young people watched
the old year out and the new year In ut
the residence of ID. +. Soar on Church
street, and found it most pleasureable
pastime.
Prof. G. |. Miller and wife came over
from Boone Monday and held watch
meeting with friends in this place Mon
day evening They returned home
Tuesday.
Andrew Beihl, who was indicted by
the last grand jury for perjury was
surrendered to the sheriff by his bonds
men, and now occupies box In the
county jail.
ii. a. Jump has one of those superior
corn shelters and feed grinder left
and will sell them at bargain to the
first conner. shop on north Washing
ton street.
A happy new year smile was emblaz-
oncd upon the features of j. {. i.
Wicker, Tuesday, as he told his friends
of the advent of q son at his home,
Monday, Dec. 3lst.
UAuditor Rendleman has estimated
the tax from the different funds for
1888 as follows: Consolidated 1891 ,5IS,2
road, Sl,723.25; poll tax, Sl,222.50; dog
$756.0O; total, $l0l, 2l0.97.
Frank Gleason's delivery team took
holiday gambol yesterday morning, and
distributed the contents indiscrimi-
nately, but happily without notable in
jury to either driver or team.
Miss Sarah Garrett and her brother
Mr. Grin Garrett respectively the prin-
cipal and teacher in the grammar de-
partment of the Manning schools, were
visiting in Audubon the first Of the
week.
Mr.. ID. G. Ross marketed three hogs,
last Saturday, which were but fourteen
months old and tipped the scale beam
at 400 pounds, or an average of 1868
pounds each. Such stock is hard to
beat.
Mr.. ]. w. Baker, who is now closing
out his stock, will move to lIolstien,
Ida county, as soon as store room
shall be completed, where he succeeds
a long established firm in their grocery
trade.
There is talk of launching an agri
cultural paper at Atlantic. At present
Iowa is pretty badly afflicted with al
legged agricultural literature. An agri
cultural journal would be something OF
a novelty.
Mr.. l.. J. Anderson, editor and pub
Usher of the Montezuma Democrat, was
in the city the latter part of last week
visiting his brother-in-law, Theo. L
Myers, Esq. The gentleman returned
home Saturday
The story is told that merchant re
Gently doing business here, but now re
moved, while trying to make sale OF
an oyercoat at Sl5 finally made the
startling concession of offering it to his
customer for IS.
Since the 18th ultimo Clerk Vail has
issued marriage licenses to John A
Dudley and Gertrude M. Hill; Gilbert
Pickett and Ida G. Smith; Samuel
johnson and Mrs. Lucy a. Boyer, a
small invoice for this season,
Mrs. S. A. Graham came up from
Extra last Saturday, where she has been
at the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Dave
, Workman, who has rallied from thu
severe attack of heart disease and has
!. apparent promise Of return to health.