Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-05-09

| w. u. Stuart is at osceola, ILL.,, to II
main during the week.
| DR.. Blakeslee's Dental parlors ope
every day except Sunday.
No. boards at $3.50 per thousan
] feet at Stuart & Sons.
Mrs. O. J. Houston returned fror
Das Moines Tuesday evening.
Feucing at Stuart n Sons at $l4 an
$3.50 per thousand feet,
Bud Rendleman is just recovering
from tu0sle with the mumps.
The evening hour for church service
has been changed from 1880 to s.
Mr.. n. l.. Morey returned from hi
excursion in the west last evening,
Call at Stuart & Sons for fence post
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
Cheap horse to trade for new mile
COW. Iquire of Dennis transfer men.
Fifty bushels pure German millet TO
60 C. per bushel. EUGENE TALBOT.
Prof. ID. Repass, of Extra, was shak
inc hands with Audubon friends Sat
urday.
Three announcements this week ma,
be considered u fair opener for the cam
paign.
Mr.. George FeltuS, of Como, ILL.,, /
visiting his sister, Mrs. L. &. Vanden
burgh.
Mr.. W. Ii. Cowles has recovered from
his illness and is attending to business
again.
The best grade of lumber at the low
est possible prices, at the Green Ba!
Lumber Co.
Rev. J. b. Harris and Il. Bilharz with
their wives visited with the family Of
w. G. Cameron yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder visit
ed over Sunday with Hon. ID. M. Har
ris and family at Missouri Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Clark rejoice
over the arrival of nine-pound boy
at their home last Sunday morning.
Mr.. E. G. Littell is practicing DENTS
try with DR.. Blakeslee, a profession
that has occupied his attention for sew
eral years.
Billy Maxon sold to NJ. Johnson and
Co., the other day, pig just one yeai
old which weighed 800 pounds. That
is hard to beat.
The Young Peoples Society of Christ
ian Endeavor will hold sociable at the
residence of Rev. +. Dickinson one
week from tonight.
The painters around town made a
bee last Friday and put coat of paint
on the Baptist church without cost for
labor to the society.
Conductor Morse of the Rock Island
is sick at his home in Griswold. Con
ductor Frank Bundy from the main
line is running the train.
L. Bilharz moved into his new resi-,
dence last Friday, and T. ii. Moore oc'
cupies the Prick residence on Church
street, vacated by the former.
Audubon made big scoop on the
centennial celebration. None OF Oul
neiglboring towns did the occasion
half so much honor as Audubon.
The Presbyterian church society will
soon commence the work of repaintine
the edifice within and without. The
building needs such improvement.
The commencement exercises of the
Audubon high school will be held the
last week in May. There are two gradu.
ates, tue Misses Gene Culver and Maggie
Gleason.
Fires are reported from various parts
of the state, and in the high winds pre-.
vailing it has been impossible to con.
troll them. Too much care can not be
exercised.
Miss Sarah Garrett, principal Of the
Manning public schools, visited in Au-
dubon last Saturday. She reports the
average attendance upon the Manning
schools as 2l2.
Helen, daughter of Theo. +. Myers,
Esq, has been very sick this week with
a threatened attack of spinal menin-
gifts, but we are glad to state is better
at this writing.
The plant of the Des Moines Leader
was sold in Des Moines Monday for
S1OO5O. There are number of exclu-
sive weekly papers in Iowa, each worth
more money than that.
The name of r. n. Carper is an
nounced this week as candidate for
the nomination for Sheriff OH the re-
publican ticket. Mr.. Carper would
make a good sheriff, If elected.
Measles and mumps and other infan-
tile diseases continue to deplete the at
tendance upon public schools. About
two hundred out of more than three
hundred are in regular attendance.
NJ. J. O'Connell, of Atlantic, and
of the jewelry firm of O'Connell
Bros, of Audubon, was looking after
his business interests here Tuesday. A
dissolution notice elsewhere tells his
Mr.. Scriber, who has just completed
the nice house north of Jas. Davis prop
erty in the southern suburbs, went to
his old home at Lockport, ILL.,, yester-
lay, and will return next week with
his family.
A two year old red heifer, with star
in face, and which is evidently stray,
is now at my place section Leroy and
may be taken by owner by identifying
and paying for care and for
this notice. J, w RICHARDS.