Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-03-28

v portant article to this issue. See fiji
page.
0 Charley and Belle Norris have jn,
l recovered from a severe siege ,
|, measles.
John L. Jenkins and wife of Braytoi
were visiting in Audubon the late
part of last week.
Ralph Helm is preparing to TAX
possession of the Forbes Restaurant
,e first of the month.
Baxter and Baker are moving tn,
rear of the Citizens Bank building, ant
| will soon move the front preparation,
to rebuilding of brick.
Susan Loney is u ain very sick under
the doctors care, and her sister Mrs
| VIM. Cloughly has been sick for sever
al days but is better.
Mr., Graham of nes Moines, was here
last week ard took an order for q
$4,000 monument to be erected to tbs
memory OF the late Dr. j, +, uougaly
Il. ]. Freeman will commence grad
ing the track of the Audubon County
Fair Ground next Monday, with u full
gang of LANDS equipped with vince
crapers. We will have one of the very
Jcst half mile tracks in the state 70,
Fair use this fall,
| a, II, Conn, Of Blairstown, Iowa
made short visit with his uncle II
W, Hanna, this week, They have no
s,ol each other for more than eigh
years. Mr., Conn is travelling in I'll,
| interest Of the Eureka Plastic Paint
Co. of Chicago, III,
| II. $. Wattles yesterday drafted ,
complete plat of Audubon City, wit
Ill its addition on fine vellum cloth
size 36Xl0 inches, showing every street
clock and lot correctly named and nun
bered. II is n fine piece of workman
ship and big days work for u man o.
81 years.
Mr. Hugh w. Ross and Miss Morn
Ellis were married at the NJ. T.. parson
age, Saturday evening, Rev. Harris of
debating. Mr.. Ross Is the genial ex
press messenger on Dennis transfe
line, known rs Major" and the brid'
Is the daughter Of Mr.. Geo. Ellis, tn
deputy sheriff. Congratulations.
| Corporal Tanner, of Brooklyn, ant
who has been appointed pension agent
delivered his lecture Grave and Gay
in Audubon last November, and tn,
veterans who met him are much graft
fled because of his selection. Tame
knows by experience the trials Of t.,
boys in blue, and lost both lower limb
at Bull Run.
i j, A. Wheatly, Ed Dellahoyde, Il
Bell, Jos. Gearheart, Geo. Conklinp
W. II. Milliman, VIM. Coleman, A. J
3runer, Otto WHITAKER, Dave Work
man and John Crane, of Extra, visite,
Audubon Lodge Knights of pythias
last Friday evening and assisted II
comforting the second and third degree
on three candidates. An oyster SUI
per aud social time was INDUCED in %!
ter the work was over.
Mr.. John A. Gates and Miss ANN
Mclaughlin were married ut the resi-
dence of the brides parents, one and |
half miles north of Audubon, on Tues
day, March Goth, Rev. L. Dickinson of
Debating. A select company of thu
relatives and friends of the contracting
parties witnessed the ceremony anc
participated in the succeeding iestivi
ties. A splendid dinner was served
which diG. credit to the hostess of tn,
very pleasant occasion.
A. III. Dollahidc, living in Douglas
= township, met with severe loss by fir,
Saturday. lie was burning the garbage
, raked from his yard, when the flame
soon spread beyond control, and con
sumed his barn, and all outbuildings
leaving only his house and crib o
corn. Mr. DoIahide is q deserving, in
dustrious man, and petition circulat
d by that genial gentleman and gOo'
neighbor, Mr.. Joel Sharp, was generous
Iy responded to and q sum secure,
which will encourage the loser ut lcas
temporarily.
Montana may claim the residence .
the son Of the president, and Audible
county now claims the distinction am
honor Of enjoying association of n SO
of an associate justice of the suprem
court of the United States. DR.. Edw
Miller, son of Judge Miller, one OF
Iowa's most gifted and honorcd ciu
2ens, and now one of the supreme cour
judges, has located in Gray for TIL,
practice of his profession. Audubon
county extends cordial welcome To til,
gentleman, and cOngratulates him upoI
selecting for his home one of the beB
counties in peerless Iowa.
People cannot be too careful these
days in setting out fires to burn thu
rubbish from their door yards. Tit
, ground itself with all nature is so yer,
dry this spring, that a small flame on
doors famed by the average sprinJ
breeze will soon spread beyond all con
troll If not carefully guarded. A mum
Der of serious losses have already beer
reported, as the result of such indis
| erection, causing suffering and dcstitu
ton. One match or cigar stub careless
ly handled on windy day might readi
ly lay our town In ashes in spite of al
, efforts and facilities TO prevent it. Ou
: Town Council should now look well +
defective tiues, and slouchy alleys dun
ing these dry times of spring fires, an,
firemen buckle OH their best armor an,
, sleep with one ear toward the fire alarm
Concert.