Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-10
Lon Dixon went to Griswold yester-

Il. T., the nrSt OF the week.
The proceedings of the board of SUI
peryisors will appear next week.
Clarence Allen has gone into ID. c.
Coleman's shop to learn the BARRIERS
trade.
Mrs, Chas. Lawrence, of Manning,
visited over Sunday with Audubon
friends.
Mrs, b. Fenton, of Webster City, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Talbot.
For the best grades of lumber at the
lowest living prices, go to Weighton's
lumber yard.
The family of l, James occupies the
rooms in the brick drug store vacated
10y Artist Harper,
Mrs, Ii. +, liowald and son George
went to Lewis yesterday for a short
visit with relatives.
Mrs, ID. +. Soar and daughter, Dickcy,
went to Council Bluffs Saturday TO
slend Sunday with Miss Celia.
NJ. Maclean, senior of the Atlantic
Telegraph firm, was in Audubon sole.
iting work forther bindery last Friday.
Mrs. Taylor, who has been occupying
portion of the Cason house on Church
street, moved to Des Moines yesterday,
Conductor Sam Burchard has been
running u special from Atlantic to Des
Moines this week, Frank Cain taking
his place on the branch.
O. J. Houston went to Des Moines
yesterday to perfect business arrange,
ments. Mrs. Houston and Lulu will
remain for time with relatives ut
Brayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Nash went to
Des Moines yesterday to attend the
final interment of the remains of DR..
Nash, which have laid In a vault since
his demise.
Mr.. j. w. Reed, the new carrier on
the Viola mail route commenced max
ing trips on the reversed order last
week, coming from Viola in the morn
ing of Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fri
days and returning in the evening.
If you intend building do not fail to
let us figure on your material, as we can
save you money. Besides giving you
the most complete stock in Audubon
county to select from.
GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.
Capt. Foster returned from Michigan
Tuesday evening, accompanied by an
aunt of Mrs. Fosters, who will make
her home in their family indefinitely.
The Captain left again last evening for
Mills county.
Married, at the M. Il. parsonage Fri
day evening, April 4th, by Rev. i. +.
Ilgenfrit2, Mr.. Uriah Mayo to Miss
Minnie b. Atkinson, both of Douglas
township, Audubon county. The RE
PULICAN extends congratulations.
The contest of sub.directors in dis
trict No. 5, Viola township, has been
settled. Mr.. Wager and the secretary
of the board, for Mr.. Carpenter, casting
lots. Mr.. Wager reached out with n
long pole and knocked the persimmon.
District court will convene at Allan
tic next week, when the Meredith di-
vorce case will be heard. IL is poor
policy for husband and wife to unbosom
their secrets to the court, but the peo-
pie are quite appreciative of the rarity
and richness.
Ed. b. Cousins received telegram
Tuesday afternoon announcing the
death of nephew, Jas. g. Dallas, aged
twenty.eight, at Upton, Cedar county
Mr.. Cousins departed for Tip.
ton yesterday expecting to return Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. NJ. II. Mcleod, from the McCor-
naick Seminary, Chicago, arrived in Au-
dubon Monday, and will spend his vaca-
tion in this locality doing work for the
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions,
in the way of organizing Sunday
Schools, distributing literature, etc.
The town council is talking of pur-
chasing a level for finding and establish.
ing grades. Such an instrument would
be of value to all property holders, as
it is essential in building that this mat
ter be settled and settled right at the
outset. They now have an opportunity
to get good instrument at a very low
figure.
The encore fend held full sway in the
court house last Thursday and Friday
nights, with none to hinder or make
afraid. Much to the annoyance Of the
rest of the audience he kicked, whistled
and yelled. A regulator with good
nerve and repeating club should be
clothed with power to suppress the ell
core fiend-dead or alive.
Attorney Statzell was up from Extra
Monday. Mr.. Statzell is in good spirits
this spring, having but recently occu'
pied new house erected for the com
fort of himself and wife and whomso-
ever shall take up quarters therein
either by crossing the threshold, OF
otherwise. The new home is one OF
he most convenient and desirable in
tn at town of pleasant homes.
NJ. l.. Stearns and wife, of Atlantic
were passengers on the wrecked Wa
bash train, near st. Charles, Mo-, last
Friday. Neither was seriously injured,
though Mr.. Stearns, who has been in
poor health for year, suffered severely
from the n ervous shock, but at last re.
port was rapidly recovering. Mr.
Stearns is u cousin of Miss Ella NJ
Stearns, of this city.
The Atlantic Messenger says that
many of the fir, ends of III. G. Curtis are
pressing him to be candidate for con
gress: that he has not yet decided what