Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-05-30

Chas. Stuart has sold his lumber yard
at Guthrie Center.
Mrs. DIR. Lass visited with her sister
in Extra yesterday.
John A. Nash, Esq, went to Des
Moines yesterday morning.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
+. NJ. Wheeler last Thursday.
Attorney L. +. Byrum and wife were
in Des Moines the first of the week.
Spot cash paid for poultry and eggs
by l.. c. SNYDER 4 Co.
+. +. Fales and VIM. Cloughly made
business trip to Atlantic yesterday,
Capt. L. S. Foster was interviewing
Des Moines friends Tuesday and Wed.
nesday.
Hon. Plat Wicks, of Harlan, was
transacting business in Audubon yes.
terday.
Attorney Statzell and George IIar,
denbrook of Extra, were in the city
Monday.
Mayor Armstrong and family return
ed home from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, yester-
day morning.
John Dorgan has recovered from the
humps, and is attending to business
on the road again.
Since the schools have closed Mrs
Maggie Blakeslee has time for few
more music scholars.
Conductor Fleming, from the Rock
Island main line, was up here looking
over his farm Monday.
Dan Kelly, section foreman at Casey,
was looking after his landed interests
in this county Monday.
Mrs. George Botinger has been quite
sick during the past week, but is some
what improved at this writing.
Mr.. Fred Sears, of De Soto, arrived
here Monday night to attend the funer-
al of his nephew, Arthur Sears.
The all day meeting at Bethel last
Sunday was attended by large congre-
CATION. Nineteen were baptised.
The Celebrated Dutton Improved
Spring Bed Bottom manufactured by
J. X. Smith & Son, Audubon. Try one.
Miss Lizzie Case, who has been at
Davenport since last fall, returned to
her home in Audubon Monday evening.
Th second advertising car of the
Wall ce circus was here last Friday.
The company has good advance show
at least.
Mi y Jessie Hill went to Mt. Carroll,
ILL.,, y 'terday to attend the wedding of
a fri, d, expecting to return to Audi
bon on.
TIL, place is at Abrams & Bakers to
buy .ur summer coats and vests, for
you i'll have large assortment to
select from.
BY "ampbell, of Extra, passed through
Aud bon Monday afternoon enroute to
Des N!oines, where he will remain dur
ing } week.
He ard Haddock, of Harlan, spent
the : obath with friends in Audubon.
He goes Immediately to the new home
at Curtis, Nebr.
The knights of Pythias of Extra will
enjoy festival in their hall tomorrow
night. Some of the Knights from Au-
dubon will attend.
Miss Ella Stearns has recovered from
the measles and resumed duties in the
public schools Monday in order to COM
plete the work of the term.
The work on Howald's new building
is still progressing with remarkable
rapidity, the brick work of the first
story being now completed.
Rev. VIM. Mercer will conduct a
baptismal service at the Hunt school
house in Greeley township next Sab.
bath. AL are invited to attend.
In the state items of a daily paper
we note that Guthrie Center is credit
ed with population of only 1850.
Probably mistake of the type.
Mr.. Z. w. Gipple leaves this week
with his family for the old home in
Louisa county, where he goes to take
the management of the homestead.
Johnson marketed three car loads
of hogs at Atlantic Tuesday. Our
buyers find this a profitable market
since the packing house is in operation.
Mr.. George NJ. Nichols, of Earlham,
and Anna ii. Stotler, of Extra, were
married at the North Western hotel in
this city Tuesday evening, Rev. Dickin-
son officiating,
Mr. Il. Baxter is navigating upon
crutches as result of severe bruise
on the leg inflicted by flying stake.
He expects to be able to resume natural
methods soon.
Chas. Tramp received word Tuesday
from solomon City, Kansas, of the
dangerous illness of the wife of his
brother, Herman w. Tramp, who moved
from here year ago.
The delivery horse of +. Bilharz broke
the chains Of bondage last saturday
and took IN tho town at his own pleas
ure, leaving the wagon badly demolish-
ed on South Leroy street.
There Is o dandy Shetland colt at the
stable of Is. r. Howald which is about
twenty inches high. When twenty.four
hours old it kicked over b. F.'s shoulder
and drove him out of the barn.
ii. A. Jump & 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.