Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-31
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III SounCll DluTS.
Peter Roth is quite sick, suffering
from heart disease.
Miss Nettie Walker returned from
Omaha last evening.
Bob. Talbot returned from two
weeks visit at his home near Carroll
last evening.
The premium list for the Audubon
county fair has been issued from the
office of the Advocate.
Francis Murphy has been secured for
a weeks course of lectures in Atlantic,
probably the second week In August.
Mrs. T. II, Bell returned from Eldora
Monday. She Is accompanied by her
mother, who is still In very poor health.
Down where the honey suckle, an
apartment cave and double barreled
well grow on the line, peace reigns once
more. Sweet peace!
There was q hand to hand tussle on
Washington street Tuesday night and
a contribution of $40 and costs to the
city fund yesterday.
Several hundred happy people, young
and old are enjoying the picnic at the
Robinson grove today. The weather is
cool and pleasant for such entertain.
ment.
Ii. q. Foreman Is in his element to-
day, being in the midst Of picnic. With
a load of thirty.hve light hearted little
girls in the new band wagon "By" was
supremely happy.
The figure In the moon reminds one
of the Stanley maps of Darkest Africa,
Can it be that special advertising ar
rangement has been made with the
man In the moonp
Fernando Wheeler put up the reduc.
ed bond In hard cash and returned to
his home In Audubon township, some.
what Disguised with his experience In
habeas corpus proceedings.
There is grand chance for some
road work on the hills Immediately
north of town. Some grading there
would be greatly appreciated by the
people who come here to trade.
At regular meeting held last even.
ing the school board elected Miss Tur-
ner, of Bloomington, ILL.,, assistant
principal for the ensuing year. The
lady has had extensive experience in
Iowa schools.
VIM. Mallory will conduct the local
affairs Of l.. G. Snyder Il Co., poultry
and eggs, which is sufficient guarantee
that everybody will get fair deal. In
trade Mr.. Mallory rises above the be-
setting sin Of his party and gives an
honest count. We wish the firm con
tinued success.
A. III. Roberts is the only place
to buy The Peoples Favorite Remedies,
the only sure cure for Rheumatism,
Kidney and Liver Diseases, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Dyspepsia and Stomach
trouble. Save your money and buy
remedies that will cure you after all
others have failed.
Mr.. J. p. Tharnish returned Monday
morning from his junketing trip In the
west, coming Immediately from Cedar
county, Nebr. Joe failed to find any
thing like Audubon county, or half so
promising, and hence will settle down
again In the garden spot of the world
for an indefinite period.
When Harry Gleason and VIM. Allen
were driving down the Matthias hill
Saturday night the neck yoke came
down and the team started to run.
Gleason did some prompt work on his
legs, overlook and held the team. Al
len was thrown out upon his cheek,
which was severely lacerated by con-
tact with neither earth.
ID. L. Overfeld, chairman" has call.
ed a union labor convention, ut Audu-
bon, Thursday, August 9th, at p. m,
to select delegates to the state Con-
vention of the Industrial People Of
Iowa" to be held at Des Moines,
August 14th. Each township is en-
titled to three delegates, each alliance
and labor union to one.
Ed. Beason came TO town Saturday a
horse back and hitched the animal on
Broadway. The horse became fright
ened ut the band and broke loose run
ming to the top of the hill where 1t was
caught In the barbed wire near the res.
idence of Mrs. Foster and was badly lac
Grated. The many injuries caused by
the wicked wire are enough to con
denim Its use.
The Pabst brewing company issued
an elegant souvenir to the Pythians Of
the World. 1t is lovely little volume
containing beautifully written stery
of Damon and Pythias, with views from
photographs of the surroundings in
which the scene OF tragedy and final
triumph of brotherly love was enacted.
1t is very handsome and viii be pre-
served and appreciated,
independence Is to have great races
this year. The Independence Driving
Park Association having offered $685.
600 In purses, a large field of fast hor-
ses has been attracted so that great en-.
tertainment Is already assured. The
big races occur August 1928, inclusive
The various classes have been closed
with over ESQ entries. 1t is claimed by
the association that the new eliptical
mile track is the fastest on earth.
Judge Il. ii. Thayer, of the Clinton
Age, who has studied the beet sugar
question for many years, declares "that
the sugar beet, equal In quality to the
best beet raised in Germany and France,
can be raised in Iowa with as much
certainty as wheat, corn and oats can
be raised in this state" A farmer near
Grand Island, Nebraska, has been Of