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


his own houses in the Hubbard roy
this week.
III. +. Andrews, Esq, has rented tn,
Peter Book residence property, AMI
win immediately move his family from
| Extra.
| b. L, lIowald went to Chicago last
night, where he will remain about ter
days buying his large spring and sum
mer stock.
Mrs, G. n. Bush of Omaha, Nebr,, is
visiting her sister Mrs. W. III. Scott,
since Tuesday evening. She will re.
turn home tomorrow.
I Miss Eta Willis, of Perry, arrived in
Audubon last Friday evening, and viii
remain couple of weeks visiting the
family of her brother,
Mr. Wallace Mcintyre and Miss Mel.
lie Keith We're married Mt the preshy.
terrain parsonage ON Thursday, the 2lst
inst, Rev. Dickinson officiating.
Audubon Chapter of the Eastern
Star win meet for work next Tuesday
evening April I'd, \ full attendance
of the membership is urgently desired,
Miss d. j.. Dix has secured the ser,
vices of Miss Mary Edworthy rs Trim
mer, and feels fully confident of her
ability to please all who viii favor he,
| with their orders,
| Miss Ada Beason who 1t 5 been a popu-
lar clerk in Russels & Sons store for IN,
past year, severed her association with
that establishment, and is now In the
employ Of b. f. llowald.
The many friends Of Miss Cora ct
were glad to welcome her home last
Saturday evening, after an abSenc,
of two years attending college, ant
after graduating, teaching school.
The wife of Supervisor Jensen is
very low with consumption, so low in
deed that physicians offer no encourage
ment. The people of the county will
sympathize with the family In its houl
of trouble.
The best place to buy Millinery is at
the old Millinery stand of Miss ID. II.
Dix. Stock complete, prices low, ana
an accomplished Trimmer ready to put
up your orders in the best styles and on
short notice.
That live, enterprising clothicr and
gents furnisher, ID. G. Abrams, sold
twenty-five (22) Of those elegant spring
hats to the people last Saturday. lie
has great many more in stock, all
styles, lowest prices.
Under the new organization of the
school board, Mr.. Frank Gleason Ii
made president, deserved honor to
one who has been devoted in guarding
the interests of the district and promot,
ing the work of education.
This slight cold wave will probably
pass with the month. 1t was To have
been expected that after the luxurious
weather of March we should have n
|
spring is ushered in in all its splendor
Melvin Nichols, of Douglas, W. T.,
was with his Audubon friends the first
of the week. He delivered a sermon in
the Webster school house, Sunday to q
large congregation. Mr.. Nichols de
parted for Des Moines and eastern
Iowa on business Tuesday.
Mr.. V. b. Crane, of Spirit Lake, was
shaking hands with his Audubon
friends Friday. Mr.. c. struck Spirit
Lake with his outfit for establishing {
democratic paper just as the cyclone OF
Nov. 9th, swept the country, but III
proceeded with the enterprise and re
ports business good.
A few minutes before the openin & OF
the evening service ut the M. +. church
Sunday, lamp in the gallery exploded
causing CONSERVATION among those as
sembled, and for few moments the
flowing, burning oil threatened h0lo,
caust, but by prompt, vigorous action
the flames were eXtingaished before
much damage was done.
Emelie Witt, of Lincoln township,
was before the commission on insanity
yesterday, was adjudged insane and
taken to the asylum ut Mt. Pleasant
last night by Sheriff Mallory, accom-
panied by her sister and brother-in-law.
She is q German, unable to speak Il
word of English, very violent and her
case seems, indeed hopeless.
Messrs. Russell & Sons have secured
the services Of Miss Libby Seaman, OF
Des Moines, to superintend the mill
merry department Of the store. The
lady has had extensive experience in
the business, for which she is so well
qualified, and will be able to render the
ladies of Audubon and vicinity excel.
lent assistance in making selections.
The residence of II. ID. HOLSTER, in
Melville township, was destroyed by
fire Tuesday. 1t is reported that the
flames caught from fire over which
meat was smoking, and in the high
wind prevailing, rapidly spread beyond
control. The house was substantially
built, altogether a most comfortable
dwelling, and had recently been enlarged
by the addition of wing.
Mr.. b. S. Phelps will erect a liver,
stable on the vacant lots between the
town hall and Henry Rohrbeck's resi-
dence. The front viii be 30x40, two
stories high, while the rear part will
run clear to the alley. A new livery
outfit will be put in. and the establish
ment is to be managed by Mr.. p. W
Ledyard, who is well known in Audi
bon as a man in every way capable fo