Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-09-12

shaking nandS with his Audubon
friends Tuesday.
Miss Mollie Moore is attending tn,
district meeting of Good Templars a
Atlantic this week.
Four consecutive days of uninterrupt
ed entertainment and amusement ar
provided for all who attend the Audi
bon county fair next week.
Wanted, 200 farms for sale. If you
want to sell your farm, list 1t with us
we have large demand.
NASH, PHELPS \ GREEN.
We wish to say to the credit of the
Audubon team that they didn't kick on
the umpire. They kick principally up
on the good game put up by their OPP
ponents.
Those who went to the state fair last
Wednesday in smiles and bright hopes
came home with goose pimples protrud-
ing between the threads of their seer
suckers.
A broken tlange throwed the front
trucks of the North-W Western engine
from the track last Thursday evening.
An extra engine was sent down to
move the train.
Miss Fannie Burdick, who has been
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Jas. +. Russell, departed last
Thursday for Des Moines, thence to her
home In Illinois.
Ed. Delahoyde, of Extra, spent Sun.
day with his Audubon friends, return
ing on his bicycle Monday morning.
He makes the trip of twelve long miles
In an even hour without fatigue,
Mr.. John G. Bonwell, of this city,
notes with satisfaction the increasing
probability of the capital of South Da-
kota going to Pierre. Mr.. Bonwell has
considerable real estate ut Pierre.
The daughters of David Workman,
who have been visiting during the sum
mer at the home of their aunt, Mrs. 5.
A. Graham, in Melville, returned to
their home in Extra Tuesday morning.
The uniforms of the running team
from the hose company are something
striking In the way of representing the
fashions and decollette dress of Adams
time. The boys certainly have no en-
cumbrances.
Is. +. IIowald went to Chicago Satur-
day night over the Northwestern to
buy large stock of goods for the fall
trade. Mr.. Howald now having better
accommodation will buy more extern
sively than ever before.
Claud Norton Andrews, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Andrews, who
went to the naval academy at Ann
apolis, Nd, successfully passed the
rigorous examination last week. The
many friends of the young man extend
congratulations.
The stock exhibits Mt the Audubon
county fair next week are going to be
excellent. 1t Is now especially assured
that horses and cattle will be shown In
profusion, and that the best breeds In
both will be represented. Come and
see for yourself.
Prof. w. A. Ward, the daring aero
naut, will ascend from the Audubon
county fair grounds next week on Fri
day and Saturday afternoons, making
thrilling parachute jump and descent on
both occasions. Free to all who attend
the Audubon county fair.
Rev. r. A. Smith returned to Audi
bon Monday evening after attending
the sixteenth session of the Atlantic
Baptist Association, held Mt Cumber-
land. lie departed Tuesday morning
for the old home in Marshal county,
for vacation of fortnights duration.
VIM. Leet last week bought Of Geo.
Gray, 27O acres of land lying one mile
from the town of Stuart, Iowa, Mt the
, purchase price of 5000, cash. Mr..
q, It has great deal Of faith In the
fut,r.r OF western Iowa farms and says
no one II eed be afraid Of purchasing
them at Or, esent prices.
Miss Ida NJ, 1T, who has been In New
York Citv for Il, e past two and half
wears arrived in A udubon last Satur-
day evening to supe. rintend the MILL.
merry department of russell q sons
store. The young lady .'ormerly iVea
at Jefferson and was anint. u'a'e irieho
Of Mrs. Jas. +. Russell.
A sixteen months old daugl. 'ter Oh
Isaac Stuart, of Cameron township ' was
badly burned last Thursday by pull, ing
the teapot down upon herself the colt
tents of which scalded the little ones
shoulder and breast. DIR. Holmes was
called, and although he feared the in
juries would prove fatal, the child Is
now rapidly recovering.
The public sale of personal property
lately advertised by ii. w. Hanna, ad'
ministrator of the estate of Col. Z. IT,
White, deceased, was postponed to Sat
urday, Sept. 18th, at 10 a. m, and will
be held at Foreman's Feed Yard, in Au'
dubon. The terms on sums over 30
are one years time without interest, II
paid when due.
F.J. Stillman announced the suspen-
sion of the Ayoca Mail in the last issue
of that paper. Its main subsistence OF
late seems to have been advertisements
for railroads and lotteries, and job work
at ridiculously low rates. It., would
seem that Avoca ought TO be able to
support a republican paper In good
style. We wish Mr.. Stillman greater
success next time.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Audubon will serve luncheon
in the building recently vacated by
Seth Paine every day during the fair.
A cordial invitation is extended to all