Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-06-06
RAILROAD TINE TABLE
MONEY TO LOAN!
AT z PER GENT, ON
AUDUBON COUNTY FARMS.
Freeman & Armstrong.


Chas. Tramp went to Des Moines
yesterday.
w. III. Graham is enjoying the week
at Colfax.
Rev. r.. A. Smith is visiting friends
in Red Oak.
John W. Gray was in Omaha the
first of the week.
Mrs. Thos. Walker is visiting rela.
tives in Atlantic.
Mrs. George Keen went to Des
Moines Tuesday morning.
Capt. Foster was a passenger to Des
Moines yesterday morning.
Attorney L. Z. Byrum and wife are
at Council Bluffs this week.
Rev. j. b. Harris went to Dexter yes
terday to attend conference.
Rev. w. Mercer and wife are attend
ing conference at Dexter this week.
Theo. Morrow and John A. Nash
drove to Manning and back Tuesday.
Theo. +. Myers, Esq, went to Des
Moines this morning.
Mr. V. A. Walkup had the misfor.
tune to sprain his ankle the other day.
Yves Luccock and wife have returned
from Manila and will locate in Audi
bon.
"A main from the water works is be-
ing extended to the Rock Island stock
yards.
Postmaster Carpenter is of the
opinion that circus day ought to be a
national holiday.
Miss Inez Foster, of Missouri Valley,
has been the guest of Mrs. c. Ii. Russell
during the past week.
Mr. L. =. Rees was in Audubon yes
terday, leaving in the afternoon for the
south part of the county.
Miss Ella NJ. Stearns is preparing to
spend her summer vacation with rela-
tives in Warren county, Penna.
Mr.. ID. c. Abrams was confined to his
home by illness Monday and Tuesday,
but is attending to business again.
Messrs Prather Bros. have banished
the wooden awning and placed in its
stead one of canvass, neatly lettered.
Miss Nettie Walker went to Omaha
Tuesday to visit friends in the Audi
bon colony of that western metropolis.
Mrs. Dawson, mother of Mrs. A. w.
Blakeslee returned last week from n
protracted visit with old friends at
Greenfield.
w. III. Jones went to Tama county
Monday, thence to the Pipestone coun-
try, y here he is disposing of large guam
titles of land.
Henry ROhrbeck is moving into his
new house on Extra street today. John
Prather and VIM. Andrews will occupy
his Leroy street residence.
Mr.. George A. Clarke is suffering
from one of Jobs cOmfOrters on his
left hand, hence does not manipulate
the organ with his accustomed grace.
Miss Minnie Croy of Extra finished a
successful school term in the Oelke dis
trict last Friday, and visited over Sun
day with the family of II. $. Wattles.
Miss ONO s. Yaggy has gone TO
Chicago to remain few weeks, and
from there she will go to Aurora, Ills.
She will be absent about three months.
Miss Grace Burnside departed Mon
day for Prairieburg, Linn county, where
she will spend her vacation with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Coquillette.
Mrs. Fred Wolfe is moving this week
to Hamburg, Iowa, where she goes In
order to make home for her son Ed
die Hecker, who is engaged in a harness
shop at that place.
Mr.. George Poulson, of Colfax, has
been spending several months in Lin.
coin, Nebr, and in returning is stop
ping for q short time with his brother
the implement dealer.
Mrs. Chris Hansen died at her home
in this city last Friday evening. Rev.
J. B. Harris conducted short services at
the house Sunday, when the remains
were removed to Elkhorn for interment.
The circus clown can hardly be con-
sidered an educational factor, but when
he comes to satirize our national bull,
warks as he did the inter state COM
merce law, it is time for the thought
full to reflect.
Mrs. Mary Briggs, wife of Silas
Briggs. died at her late home in Lin
coin township Friday, in her thirty
fourth year. Funeral services were
held at Lincoln Center Sunday, conduct
ed by Rev. ]. II. Harris.
The Baptist Sunday School at Rus
sells opera house, will observe Chiidren's
Day June 9th, at the usual hour OF
Sunday School, 10 a. m. A splendid
| Original program is prepared. All are
invited to attend.
Lincoln stesre, in company with his
father, was in the city Yesterday. He
| is feeling somewhat better than when
he first returned from Valparaiso, and
his eye sight is much stronger, though
| it will be several months before he is
fully restored.
Chas. wilkins was appointed post
master at Price last Thursday. Should
Mr.. wilkins accept the position he will
probably remove the town about half
mile to his own residence, which we
presume would be perfectly agreeable
to its patrons.
Mr.. George w. Baily, of Audubon,
has been awarded pension of 80 per
month. Iii Is wei. deserved reward,