Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-13


are respectfully executrix and execute
of the estate of Chas. Stuart, deceased
Mrs. Frank Fish and sister, Mis-
Montia Album departed this mornin
for u visit at the old home in Columbu
City,
Every lady in Audubon county is IN
vited to call and see the fine line o
ladies shoes at Abrams 4 Bakers TIL
shoe men.
VIM. Cloughly is preparing to NOV
the old drug stock to the Brick Store
and is selling many articles at less thar
first cost.
The place is at Abrams & Bakers L
buy your summer coats and vests, fol-
you viii have u large assortment tC
select from.
Word has been received from Phillips,
burg, Kan, that Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Brm, formerly of this place, mourn the
loss of their SON, by lung fever.
a circle of Daughters of Veterans
will be organized tonight with about
twenty members. l.. J. Yaggy and d.
l.. Freeman are the mastering officers
ii. A. Jump Il Son are handling the
celebrated Plano Binders and mowers
and keep in stock all repairs; also have
the Triumph binders and mowers Call
and see us before making a selection,
Miss Libbie Seaman left last night
for Grinnell, having received telegram
from her brother that considerable
portion of the town had been destroyed
by fire, and with it property of the fam
lily.
The firm of Snyder & Co., shipped a
car load Of live poultry to Chicago Tues.
day, the proceeds of which make very
handy ready money for the farmers,
We are glad to note that the firm is
receiving good patronage.
Mr.. l.. q. Mapes, of Atlantic, was the
only member of Capt. Stuart's regiment
present ut the funeral yesterday. AS
an old comrade he is deeply bereaved
and contributed q handsome floral trib.
ute as a testimonial of his regard.
Children's day was observed at all of
the churches last sabbath with special
sermons to the children in the morning
and program of exercises In the even
ing. The ediiices were profusely dec
GRATED with flowers, and singing birds.
J. ID. Irwin organized two large sun.
day schools in Sharon township last
Sunday, making six that he has placed
in running order within five weeks. lie
will work for time elsewhere, but will
return later and continue In this field.
Mr. L. L. Nichols has sold his resi-.
dence property on Piety Hill to Marion
Johnson. Mr.. Nichols will soon start
west with his family by wagon route,
and unless prepossessed with some town
enroute will locate at Spokane Falls,
Washington Territory.
The fire boys departed for Council
Bluffs Tuesday morning accompanied
by large delegation of citizens,-in all
forty three. Others left on the special
train yesterday for the same destina.
ton. Today and tomorrow are the
busy days of the tournament.
Chas. Hensley, book keeper in the
Audubon County Bank, is not especially
oilicious at this time, but maintains the
high head carriage wholly in consider
alton of the comfort of one of Jobs
comforters on his neck, and which Is
making his young life miserable.
A meeting of the school board was
held Saturday evening, when +. ii.
Hurd, Esq, was employed us high
school assistant for the ensuing year.
The reduction of wages in the grammar
department was reconsidered and the
salary made the same as heretofore,
$i5 per month.
The friends Of Mrs. Harrington who
undertook the task of collecting mil.
lion cancelled postage stamps in order
to secure her admission to the old ladies'
home at Cedar Rapids, have already
succeeded, and the beneficiary of their
novel enterprise will soon he ensconced
in the comfortable quarters of that in.
stitution. Mr.. III. +. Cole, of this city,
contributed about 1000 to the collection.
Mr.. ID. q. Rogers, Of Calmar, is visit
ing his brother, A. G., of this city. Mr.
Rogers is a republican route agent who
held over during the four years of dem
ocratic administration, for the reason
that the position he holds Is especially
difficult and the party had none of its
minions trained to a sufficient degree
of proficiency to perform the labor.
Mr.. Rogers is one left from many thous-
and.
The Fourth of July occurs three
weeks from today. Extra and Brayton
will celebrate with in the county, while
our neighbors at Carroll and Atlantic
will spread the eagle. Shall Audubon
celebrate? If so it is important that
the preliminaries be arranged soon
Audubon has done the occasion honor
i'm former times and Is now better pre-.
pared than ever before to make it in
teresting, Three weeks are ample in
which to make arrangements, but there
is no time to lose.
The people of Viola township have
been faithful attendants upon a revival
meeting right through the rush of the
spring work. The meetings were con,
Quoted by Evangelist Campbell, OF
Council Bluffs, formerly resident pas
tor OF the NJ. Il. church of Audubon
The series closed with monster meet.
ing Monday night, after securing about
thirty accessions to the church and a
general awakening among the mem
bers. AT the concluding meeting those
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