Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-01-31
L, J. Freeman is improving.

| Il. j. Freeman is improving.
Mumps are reported in the county.
All kinds Of fence posts at Stuart 4
Sons.
The meetings continue at botl
churches.
For clean free burning coal try Greer
Bay Lumber Co.
No. boards at $3.50 per Thousand
feet at Stuart & Sons.
Hard coal in all sizes for sale by
Green Bay Lumber Co.
Fencing at Stuart q Sons at Sll ant
$3.50 per thousand feet.
Mrs. Hugh Owen went to MarengC
Monday to visit relatives.
Hunkidori for the teeth at DR.
Blakeslee's dental parlors.
Mr. John Reinemund went to DeS
Moines and Coifax Monday.
Call at Stuart & Sons for fence posts
Cedar posts from ten cents upward.
100 acre farm to rent. Call soon.
ANDREWS & HANNA.
Miss Jennie McKarahan returned to
her homo at West Branch last Saturday.
One of the sons of VIM. Morcland, of
Viola township, is very sick with lung
fever.
st. Valentines Day is two weeks from
today.
The best farm pumps ana some
choice bargains in implements at IL. A.
Jumps.
Mr.. L. ID. Thompson, of Whitehall,
Mich, is visiting his niece, Mrs. +. 5.
Foster.
Mr.. +. y. WiSeman, of Lincoln town
ship, was n pleasant caller ut this office
Monday.
Clerk Vail issued license to wed to
Isaiah Benton and Annie Phippen,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcmillan, of At,
lantic spent Sunday with friends in
Audubon.
Miss Lena Rosenberg was at Manila
the first of last Week visiting her uncle,
Chas. Yates.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Kelley's daughter
Auda, twelve years of age, is very low
with lung fever.
The prize drawing of the Om;ha Bee
has been postponed to March 2lst. The
postmaster is agent.
Mrs. +. Nj. Beard, of jefferson, ac-
companied by her son Frank, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Jas. +. Russell.
The Green Bay Lumber Company is
selling the best qualities of hard and
soft coal at lowest market rates.
Audubon has nearly all of the modern
elements of enterprise, but is yet with
ont electric lights and white caps"
Mr.. j. L. Copeland, who has been
dealing in coal on Market street, has
moved to Capron, Marshall county.
Titles are heeting. Frank. Bradley
formerly answered to the call for the
Judge, but now it is Banker Bradley.
Audubon Hook and Ladder company
will occupy the evening Of Washington's
birthday with grand bah and banquet.
John Jay and wife came down from
Manning last Friday, the latter still re-
manning to visit her relatives and many
friends.
While our devil was churninG ink this
morning he was heard to soliloquiZe to
the effect that white caps are quite Ii
able to wear black caps.
Mr. W. NJ. Crees and Miss Julia Dim
mick were married yesterday afternoon
at the residence of the officiating clergy
man, Rev. Ed b. Cousins.
During the week they have been rest
ing from engagements Mr.. $. Edd Brown
and wife have been the guests of the
formers sister, Mrs. w. II. Green.
A span of good mules for sale, on
terms to suit purchaser.
II. b. OWEN,
Audubon Iowa.
II. A. Jump has one of those superior
corn shelters and feed grinder left
and will sell them at bargain to the
first conner. Shop on north Washing
ton street.
Mr. p. c. Book and family remove
this week to Runnels, and on March LIST
will move onto $50 acre farm near
Waukee, which he has rented for a
period of five years.
Rev. J. c. Carter, of Bowman's Grove,
and Rev. Rairdan, state missionary,
from Washington, will conduct Baptist
.services in Russell's opera house next
Sunday morningat II a. m. All are in
vited.
The young people of Harlan are doing
some amateur theatrical business, pre-
senting the Turn of the Tide. The pub
lie received the play well, and as the
press states, would bear with another
performance.
The Atlantic Telegraph has put in an
outfit for book binding and is prepared
to do all work in that line In first class
stvle. We hope our people will send
their work to our neighbor in preference
to dis tant institutions.
Mr.. Little, of the history force, spent
Sunday with his family at Indianola.
Mfr. Clark went to Wright county Mon
day to assist in delivery of their work
there. 1t will take about three months
to complete the work here.
What's the matter with arranging for
an inauguration blow out at Audubon,
on March 4th? There isn't town or
city outside of Washington that could
,'oup the occasion with such enthusiasm
anu propriety as Audubon.
Mr.. 4. j. Thayer, representing the
Marshal, town Times Republican, was
in Audubon Friday, 1t is an excellent
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