Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-03-21

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absence of her husband in Chicago.
Mrs. Rev. Nash of Des Moines
visiting the family of her son in Andu
bon. Her husband is expected tomor
row night.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. McKarahan returned
from Colfax last evening, and is feeling
much improved from his short stay al
the springs.
Rev. DR.. Nash of Des Moines will
preach at Russell's opera house next
Sunday morning, All are cordially in,
yited to attend.
David Il, Grace has just shipped in
a fine Clyde stallion. Young Governor
from Scott county, and he is fine
specimen of his kind.
The first of May as moving day, is Ii,
able to be robbed of its horrors this
year, as the general shuttle will occur
about the first of April.
w. L. Moon and Lincoln Steere will
depart on Saturday for Valparaiso, Ind,
where they viii pursue thorough
course in business college.
Charlie Bison, of Brayton, received a
telegram Monday stating that his faith
er was dangerously i'll at the home in
Primghar, O'Brien county,
Mr.. J. ID. Holmes, of Agency City,
Wapello county, spent Sunday with his
old friend and neighbor Col. Il. G.
White, in Greeley township.
Married, ut the residence of J. w. b,
Cole in Audubon, March Goth, 1880
Mr.. J. IL. Moon and Miss Alta NJ. Cole,
Rev. +. b. Cousins officiating.
This Office has superior facilities for
horse chromos, and executes them on
short notice. We have fine assert
ment of cuts, and invite inspection,
Mrs. G. II. Jones has been very i'll
with rheumatism in the region of the
heart. The many friends of the estim-
able lady hope for her early recovery.
John II. Kate has purchased the b.
w. Brown property on South Tracy
street, and will occupy it about April
LIST. Mr.. Brown will reside over + orbes
grocery.
Emil Bilharz and wife, accompanied
by Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder went to
Chicago Tuesday to buy furniture for
their new home, which they will occupy
about April list,
Fred Rothweg, who was SO long in
the employ of John +. Consigny, has
returned from Omaha and is again be-
hind the counters of taat old reliable
grocery establishment.
Shippers on the branches will soon
be accommodated by special stock
trains again. The 20" violated the tri-
partite agreement by taking q special
from Griswold yesterday.
The aged mother of Geo. Cook living
four miles northwest of Audubon died
ut his home Monday night, The re.
mains were taken to Poweshiek county
for interment Tuesday.
Theo +. Myers Esq, has been max
ing improvements in his Office, and by
cutting door through to one of the
front rooms in the block has one of the
neatest law Offices in the city.
Four children of Oscar Eaton are
down with diphtheria, DR.. Brooks at
Since the above was placed
in type one Of the children has died.
The funeral will be held this afternoon.
Mrs Olive Beason was summoned to
Aurora, ILL.,, Tuesday, by telegram
the serious Illness of her
Mrs. Ida Blair. A later tele-
gram stated that the lady was better.
The livery business has received a
wonderful impetus by the Rock Islands
one u day schedule. Teams from towns
south are on our streets daily, and local
business is so brisk that another barn
IS talked Of.
Mr.. James Hall took his driving horse
to Chicago last week and sold him for
a good round sum. He brought home
a fine eight year-old lIambletonian stall
lion from one of the standard breeding
farms of Illinois.
Mrs. Mary Ernest, from Spencer Clay
county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Har-
ry Hooker. Since arriving here Mrs.
Ernest's five year old daughter has been
taken with spinal meningitis, and is
now lying very low.
b. +. IIowald has both of his business
moved into Washington
street, and a commodious drive way is
yet left ON that popular thoroughfare.
on the grounds of the new
building is progressing rapidly.
Rev. J. b. Harris and wife were sum-
noned to Menlo yesterday to attend
she funeral of Mr.. Genung, the aged
md invalid father of r. II. Genung,
formerly of this place. Rev. Harris
was formerly the pastor at Menlo.
DIR. G. II. Morse, of Eagle Grove,
Wright county, was stranded in Audi
bon between trains Tuesday, but was
most agreeably surprised in meeting an
old class mate in the person of DR.. De-
Motto, and the gentleman passed a
most agreeable afternoon.
Charles Bagley and wife enjoyed a
visit from his father, mother and grand
mother last Friday and Saturday. The
latter is rs years Of age and on Satur-
day made the journey from Audubon to
Dedham alone. A great many at fifty,
will envy her good health.
1t may be comforting to know that
Guthrie Center is in more cmbarrass-
ing predicament by the change in rail
road trains than is Audubon. The
lenizens Of that isolated community
can not leave home by rail until Up. M,
and cannot return until p. m, the day
DIR. J. NJ. Rendleman was called to
Atlantic Tuesday to testify in the case