Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-27
W. III. o'connell was in Atlantic yes.

terday.
Have you seen those Hats for 81 a
Miss Dix.
John l.. Myers has returned from a
extended visit at Montezuma.
Mr.. Henry Fox is enjoying visi
from his daughter and two grand-chil
dren.
b. $. Phelps residence presents al
elegant appearance in its new coat o
paint.
A Sons of Veterans camp was orga
nized at Extra last Thursday night
with {. III. Rollins as captain.
You will find the best stock of lumber
at lowest possible prices at the Green
Bay Lumber Co. Give them a call
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Claud Campbell has sold his real es.
tate and loan business at Omaha, real.
izing a good profit. We have not learn
ed of his business intentions.
The work of brick laying on b. T.
llowald's new building is nearly COM
pleted, and shows one of the most hand.
some and imposing buildings in the
west.
Mrs, l.. G, Buffum of Glens Falls,
n. ", is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Coleman of Melville township.
She is accompanied by her daughter
Florence.
DIR. ii. A. McChesney, Homeopathic,
has secured office rooms in Forbes
building, over Park Hotel, Park Place
South. Calls day or night will receive
prompt attention.
Mr.. 5. ID. Scoville drove down from
Gray last evening and while here made
this office pleasant call. His family
will start this week on a visit to the
old home at Grundy Center.
We are able to furnish the Io,co
State Register from now until Nov. 10
for 30 cents. Every republican In Aud
dubon county should read 1t. Call AT
this Office and get sample copy.
Mrs. W, +. Stotts and daughter Bon,
ME, of Des Meines are visiting their
relatives and hosts of friends in Extra
and Audubon. II Is expected that w
L. will appear on the scene later.
II. A. Jump Il Son are handling the
celebrated Plane Binders and mowers,
and keep in stock all repairs; also have
the Triumph binders and mowers. Call
and see us before making u selection.
Mrs. Rev. Mcintosh, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.
Brainard, returned to her home AT
Council Bluffs yesterday morning, nc,
companied by her brother Attorney
Brainard.
Very favorable reports come from
the Sunday schools that have been or,
ganized in country districts this spring
1t is universally shown that there is
good interest and steadily increasing
attendance.
The finest line of hammocks to be
found in the city at VIM. Cloughly's
drug store. Everything from a strong
clear hemr to something fancy for the
babies. Also clocks and jewelry al
less than cost.
Painters are putting finishing touch
es on the exterior of the Baptist church
The interior is ready for the furnish
ings, which are expected TO arrive
next week. They expect to hold the
first service July 1ith.
Mr.. l.. ID. Phelps returned Monday
evening from sojourn of severa
weeks at the old home in Milton, Vt
He appears to have fully enjoyed his
vacation and resumes business at thu
Commercial Bank with increased inter
est.
A juvenile hook and ladder company
with all paraphrenalia and uniforms
is making some pretty good runs In thu
east party Of town, and II any thing
should happen to cripple No. |, would
be in shape to make creditabl,
Appearance OF the tournament mex
year.
The funeral of Jacob Spangler wht
died near Gray of typhoid fever on thu
10th inst, was held at the NJ. u. Churcl
last Friday. He was an industrious
and honest young man, whose untimel.
demise is deeply deplored. The bereavet
wife who is for second time Widowed
his the sympathy of all.
Prof. z. r. Hawk and wife are rusti
eating on their farm at Denison.
might be interesting to imagine tn
Professor wrestling with the difllcultle
incident to the life of a horni-hand hus
bandman, but we forbear trifling will
dignity when under its own vine AM
fig tree, and sincerely wish them
pleasant vacation.
Audubon county has had an abun
dance of rain this spring, but none to-
much. Grass and small grain are II
fine condition, while the ground ha
been in such shape that corn could b
cultivated advantageously. 1t wOul
be difficult to imagine better condl
ton of crops than prevails In Audubo
county at this time.
Last Saturday Seth Paine sold hi
residence property to John Roach TO
$llOO, Mr.. Roach perfecting the dea
for a friend, Mr.. Thos. hurry, OF Stock
ton, who will move here March Isl
THE REPUBLICAN suspects that Mr.
Paine's firm faith in the town and tn
necessity will cause him to build u new
home according to his liking.
| A grand celebration ball will be hel
at the court house hall In Audubon
next Thursday night, commencing a
$50, with good floor management an
fine music. The gentlemen having TIL
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