Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-05-02

Sons.
w. Ii. Negley returned from Illinois
last evening.
The best quality of oil and paint a
o. J. llouston's.
Theo, f. Myers, Esq, went to De
Moines yesterday.
Miss Matte Jameson is visiting rela
tiyes in Atlantic.
Mr.. John c. Bonwell went to DE,
Moines this morning.
Kermiss at court house hall tonight
aud tomorrow evening.
No. boards at $3.50 per Thousand
feet at Stuart & Sons.
Doug. Thayer went down to Stuart
on business yesterday.
Abe Dixon of Kansas, is visiting old
friends in this county.
Fencing at Stuart u Sons at Sli ant
$3.50 per thousand feet.
llunkidori for the teeth at DR.
Blakeslee's dental parlors.
Mrs. Anna Moore started Monday
for her new home at Pueblo, Colo.
Mrs. G. II. Jones and Mrs. b. W
Brown We're in Atlantic yesterday.
Cali at Stuart & Sons for fence posts
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
Mrs. L. Il. Crane is visiting her par.
ents in Maquoketa, Jackson county.
Miss Flora Wilds, of Extra, has been
visiting Audubon friends this week.
Cheap horse to trade for new milch
cow. lquire of Dennis transfer men.
Fifty bushels pure German millet for
80 G. per bushcl. EUGENE TALBOT.
Mrs. Samuel Harm and son, of Extra,
are visiting the family of +. J. Freeman,
Mrs. W. Ii. Jones started yesterday on
a visit to relatives in Louisville, Nebr.
Banker Bradley was in Extra looking
after his banking interests Centennial
Day.
A church society at Atlantic made
S-20D from the destrict school entertain
ment.
Miss Stella Pratt, a stenographer
from, Iowa City, is visiting Mrs. Hattie
Ross.
Adam Kiilinger holds public sale two
miles northeast of Audubon at 10 a. M,
tomorrow.
The best grade of lumber at the low
est possible prices, at the Green Bay
Lumber Co.
Reporter Van Pelt went TO Atlantic
Yesterday, where Judge Macy opened a
, srm of court.
With the handsome cannon present
ID tor Audubon we are in fine shape to
BOOM tbe town. -..........-...-
Mrs. q. j. Houston went to Des
NIoines this morning to visit the fami-
Iy of ID. Il. Lyons.
John L. Myers returned from his
visit to the old home at Montezuma
last Thursday evening.
VIM. Leet, wife and daughter, of
Ills arrived Tuesday evening
on visit to friends in this vicinity.
Chas. Van Gorder and Thos. Musson
went to Dakota Tuesday evening, and
expect to return Saturday morning.
The fire boys are practicing for the
tournament, and evidently intend to
take fair proportion of the persimmon,
The farmers have taken advantage
, { the fine weather for spring work and
ne, Wy all will be planting corn next
weea..
Mrs, ). ID. Thayer accompanied Miss
Ida W, ute to her home in Red Oak
,esterda v and will remain until next
week.
Mrs. Wn T. Erickson, accompanied by
her daughtt ", Mrs. Laura Pattison, is
he guest o. her sister, Mrs. ii. w
Van Gorder.
Roy, son of Lloyd Kelly, had the
misfortune to break his collar bone
while at play " it'll other children one
lay last week.
Mrs. David Sew all died at the resi-
lence of her daugh ter, Mrs. +. A. Shaw
IL Extra Tuesda V. She was nearly
seventy years old.
Mrs. Rodham, of Jefferson, visited
With Mrs. ID. L. Soa II last week, and
vent to Brayton Mon day, to visit the
'amily of VIM. BintneE.
Mrs. A. Burnside retu rned home Sat
lrday, after five months absence with
friends in New York and with her son
Il. p. Albert, Philadelphia.
When the Kermiss was the rage in
Des Moines the Register explain ed that
he proper pronunciation of the word
s as though it were spelled Koirhiay.
Mrs. ID. T.. Soar, accompanied by her
laughter Celia, and sister Mrs. Harris.
departed Monday for several weeks
;isit with relatives at Independence,
Kansas.
w. w. Talbot, ID. l.. Free man, Alvin
Cole, Earnest Bryan and George Cross
nave planned fishing excu rsion to the
axes in Sac county, and expect to
start to day,
w. w. Talbot is the best base ball
in Audubon. He knows the
personnel of each club, the record OF
each player, and could dou btless give
Capt. Arson some pointers.
Miss ONO S. Yaggy is recovering
from the diphtheria as rapidly as pos
sible. She was able to sit up yesterday,
and without relapse will soon be able
to attend to school duties again.
Charlie Bradley visited over sunday
with his brother +. z. Bradley, in Au-
dubon. Charles is now carrying the
grip of a commercial traveller, repre-