Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-01-30
Mr.J.A. wheatley visited over sun.

House and lot for sale, inquire OF
L. Bilharz or Ed. Prick.
Cedar fence posts of all kinds and
prices at Weighton's lumber yard.
w. II. Negley came up from Walnut
Saturday morning, remaining over Sun.
day.
Go to Weightons for what lumber
you need The worth of your money
guaranteed.
For the best grades Of lumber at the
lowest living prices, go to Weighton's
lumber yard,
Golfers Refined Ministries come very
highly recommended and we believe
our citizens will be highly and satisfac.
toriiy entertained.
VIM. Dickinson will clerk sales for
those who wish his services, at reason
able rates to suit farmers prices and
guarantees satisfaction,
II you intend building do not fail to
let us figure on your material, rs we can
save you money. Besides giving you
the most complete stock in Audubon
county to select from.
GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.
Miss Belle Hanna, who has been
teaching in Viola township, came home
last week to indulge the universal in
disposition-la grippe. She returned to
Viola Tuesday to complete the three
weeks of the winter term.
Mrs. Lee Funk was taken sick with
neuralgia of the stomach about Christ
mas, and was recovering from that
when attacked by the grip. She was
dangerously i'll for time, but is now
well on the road to recovery.
There were five accessions to the NJ.
+. church last Sunday. The meetings
are to be continued during the week.
Rev. Fletcher Brown, vice president of
Simpson college, was in the city over
Sunday and assisted Rev. Ilgenfritz in
the services.
VIM. Cloughly has two single har-
ness, two sets of double harness, one
heavy double harness, one buggy and
one wagon and two buffalo robes which
he will sell cheap, as he is out of bust
ness and wishes to dispose of them.
Some splendid bargains.
When Mrs. n. l.. Morey was taken
sick last week, Mr.. l.. j. Hill, who was
at Mrs. Morey's home was removed to
the residence of VIM. Cloughly. twas
against the advice of the attending
physician, but Mr.. Hill insisted and the
change was made without injury to the
patient.
w. ii. Jones arrived home Monday
morning and Immediately commenced
packing his household goods to move
to Des Moines. Audubon regrets the
removal of Mr.. Jones. lie Is one Of
the most enterprising citizens, and
theoretically pushes any business he
undertakes.
S. ID. Scoville was down from Gray
Sunday. In common with his fellow
men he suffered severely from Ia grippe,
and for one night began fumbling for
his checks, but in the morning the sun
shone so brightly that he thought bet
ter of 1t and concluded to continue |
business at the old stand.
The Hunt Comedy Company is play
ing at Russel's this week, and giving |
very good satisfaction. The company
is well composed, is altogether above
the average grade, and maintains a good
band and orchestra. The company has
been dissatisfied with the patronage
and departed this morning for Man
ming.
THE REPUBLICAN is in receipt Of a
letter from Secretary Kennedy of the
State Board of Health saying that the
letter which was printed last week was
written by subordinate and unknown
to him; that had it been dictated by
him it would have been equally instruc-
tive but shorn of its asperities Such
missives are usually written
by the smallest man in the Office and
we are glad to exonerate Secretary Ken
nedy from such inference.
A smooth and silent individual took
up quarters at the Weston house Sun
day. He was remarkable for his silence
and unobtrusiveness, Stunned the out
side world and industriously loafed in
the bar room. Tuesday evening he
skipped by the light of the moon, neg
Letting the parting salutation with the
clerk, but carrying with him as a souv-
enir of his sojourn the silver cased
watch of the landlord. The hotel is
without a register, hence the name and
habitation of the transitory cuss are
unknown.
There are some young men who have
been in attendance upon the theatre
this week who should regulate their
conduct with little more cOnsidera-
ton for others in attendance. Frequent
ly they have kept within the bounds of
lawlessness but have succeeded in an
noying those about them. Such con-
duct is all too frequently seen In public
gatherings of all kinds and really does
more to deter attendance than any
other influence. A certain amount of
respect is due general audience which
only common courtesy demands.
Commencement exercises of the Au-
dubon High School will be held three
weeks from next Friday evening, Feb
ruary 2lst. The graduating class con-
sists Of the Misses Vesta Baxter,
Paulina Bonwell and Mr.. viii Oliver.
The exercises are held in advance of
the close of the school year for the &C.
of the graduates who
will have finished the course and wish
to engage their efforts elsewhere.
Miss Bonwell will immediately enter
the Iowa Agricultural College at Ames