Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-07-04
MONEY TO LOAN!
AT z PER CENT, ON
AUDUBON COUNTY FARMS.
Freeman & Armstrong.

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Freeman & Armstrong.
The railroads are selling round trip
tickets at one fare.
Miss Gene Culver is home from the
Iowa Agricultural College.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miner on Sunday, June 80.
Mr.. John McFarane was in DCs
Moines the FIRST of the week.
The new baptist church will be dedi-
Gated Sunday, the 18th inst,
Take your poultry and eggs to shy
der & Co., and get the cash for it,
The past ten days have been corn
boomers and every body is happy
The offices of the clerk and sheriff are
greatly improved by the new awnings.
VIM. Leet and family returned to
their home at Bradford, ILL.,, last Satur-
day.
I Henry DilharA, of Horton, kans., is
Il okinS after his business interests
hClt.
Mis- sJcssi> Hill returned last week
| from her visit at the cid home in Hi.
| nois.
Beatrice and Gretchen Nash are
visiting their grandparents in Des-
MONIES.
The awnings are going, and the Won
der is that they were allowed to remain
SO long.
Mrs. Mcclure, tie children and her
sister, Miss Holmes, are visiting at
| Wyoming.
Mr.. Ed IIeifncr and wife went to
Oxford Tuesday to remain until after
the Fourth.
Mrs. Kate Emerson, of Sioux City, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dorr, in Extra.
Charlie Benton has moved from the
post office building to the north western
part Of the city.
Justice Thco. f. Myers is moving in
to his recently acquired residence prop
erty on Church street.
Mrs. Emma Bohmger, went to Perry
Monday moring to visit a few weeks
with Miss Eta Willis.
Miss Nettie Walker arrived home
Monday evening, after very pleasant
visit with Omaha friends.
The Rock Island will run special to
Atlantic at : o'clock this evening, re-
turning after the fire works
The Rev. EnOch Hill Of MCnlo, will
occupy the pulpit of the NJ. +. church
at Audubon on next Sabbath.
NJ. J. ClawsOn, the leading merchant
of kirkman, was in Audubon between
, North-W estcrn trains Monday.
Now is n good time to get those old
teeth cat. DR.. BlakesleG'S Dental Par
Iors open every day except Sunday.
MCssrs. Cripple 4 Jones went TO Des
Mc'ines Tuesday night on business in
come elton with their new grain meter.
Mr.. v. A. Walkup went 10
Winterset yesterday to visit his sister,
Mrs. Dr i;ald0ck, who is in failing health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Burnside, Eclio
;t,d Charlie, returned Monday evening
fem a visit with relatives at MaplctOn.
There are q great many patent rights
held in This vicinity. Audubon has
been a liberal contributor to tie patent
! Office.
Mr.. r. y. Smith of Muscatine, has
! been spending week in this vicinity,
looking after his farm near North
Branch.
Miss Matte Lcnton, Of Russell u
Sons dressmaking department went to
Des Moines yesterday morning to visit
friends.
| Mr.. Andrew Conn, of Wilton June
ton, visited in the city over Sunday
with Tie family Of his uncle, ii. w
Hanna.
Mrs. John Dorr, of Sioux City arrived
Monday evening to spend few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N
Barnard
YIN. CloughIy is preparing to move
the old drug stock to the Brick store,
and is selling many articles at less than
first cost.
Messrs. Edw. :. VanGordeP and FL
Bilharz arrived home from Grinncit
last Friday evening, to remain during
the summer vacation,
The Centuyy for July is one of uit
most entertaining and valuable mum
bers Of that excellent periodical. 1t i
on sale at Roberts & Co.'S.
Frank WhiteIetter, the very gentle
manly young clerk at ConsigDys ana
his sister Jennie went to Elliot Monday
r. remain until after the Fourth.
n nla.ck Rambler has been lifted fol
the races and will run at Carroll today
I AIeck Ferns trottcr, "IIonest John,
I will also appear on the same track.
! There is an indeinite rnmor TO the ef
feet that a train in which VIM. Gamer
OH hal load or more Of cattle was
wrecked Sunday aGToute to Chicago.
/ have for sale two new spring wag
| ons. made under my personal superb
| sion. Call and see them.
JAS. r. Pound.
Messrs. Kuhn, Culver & CO. have 10
duoed the price of their flour ten cents
per sack. \ No. selling ut $l.6O ant
Straipht at 81 40 per sack at the mil