Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-03

Ill. bell yesterday.
Mrs, VIM. IL. Kelley has returned
from her Ohio visit.
Theo. +. Myers was in Des Moines
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hobert departed
for the west last Monday.
DIR. A, l., Brooks is enjoying a visit
from his mother, of Vinton.
Mrs. w, j. Lancelot of Gray, visited
DIR. Brooks family Tuesday.
Call at Cloughly 4 Shoesmith's and
see the large assortment of new spring
millinery.
For the best grades of lumber at the
lowest living prices, so to Weighton's
lumber yard.
A party was given at the residence
of Emil Bilharz Tuesday evening in
honor of Ed Bilharz.
The republican press Of Iowa ought
to get together, At the present its
iViNN 10 paulg oNdttciSus
The spring styles in millinery are
beautiful and may all be seen at
Cloughly 4 Shoesmith's.
The Knights Templar, in full uniform
will attend Easter services at the Bap-
fist church next Sunday.
New spring millinery in all of the at
tractiVe and novel styles of the season
at Cloughly II Shoesmiths,
Daniel Williams, who is one of the
large family at the Soldiers Home ut
Marshalltown, is visiting his son, Gideon
Williams.
The Misses Belle Hanna and Isabelle
Sibson will go to Des Moines today
and will take normal course ut Drake
University
Hiram G. Wheeler, Odebolt, Iowa.
Imported Percheron and Shire stations.
Very low prices next ten days. Come
and see them.
Conger will not be candidate for
reelection in the Seventh district. Ex.
Lieut., Gov. Hull is looming up rs a
probable successor.
Prof b. w. McKecn, of Dow City,
visited over Sunday with friends in Au-
dubon. lie has been successful in his
school work there, and we understand
has an option on the school for another
year.
b. i. Howald returned from Chicago
Saturday morning and the arrival of
numerous large goods boxes indicates
that he made large purchases. A stock
of equal proportions was never before
shown in the county.
The Misses Anna and Blanche, daugh-
tiers of John Noon, of Oakiield town
ship, and who have been engaged in
teaching and bookkeeping in Omaha,
have been compelled to return home on
account of failing health.
The dependent pension bill will in all
probability be passed by the present
congress. It's provisions are principal.
ly directed toward making the procure.
ment of pensions an easier task than
heretofore for needy veterans.
Mr.. Willis Hayne of Guthrie county, |
and Miss Lottie A. Small, formerly of
Audubon county, were married ut the
home of the brides parents in Holt
county, Nebr, February 25th. Rev.
Martin officiating. Congratulations.
If 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.
Mr.. VIM. Z. Moulton, one of the edi-
tors and proprietors of the Stuart Loco
motiUe, has been appointed postmaster
at that place. Mr.. Moulton Is good
and citizen, well qualified
and will creditably represent the ad-
at that point.
DR.. Stouder of State Medical and Sur
gical Institute, whose advertisement
appears elsewhere, will visit his patients
in this vicinity on Friday, April 18th,
at Walker House. If you have any
form of chronic disease it will be
good opportunity to see this well known
specialist.
1t is singular that Sovereign who has
always stated on the stump that the
salaries of officials are exorbitant, says,
when taking possession Of the Office of
labor commissioner: "There Is not
enough money appropriated to carry
on the work as it ought to be-" Sow
ereign will want his salary raised the
first thing. Great is reform.
The worst storm of the season swept
over this county last Thursday. Rain
fell continuously during the forenoon,
but about o'clock snow succeeded and
was blown by q terrific wind. The
beautiful filled the air and was so
fine that it might have been sifted
through the silken meshes of a milling
bolt. Pedestrians struggled to keep
their feet and made progress but slowly.
The storm abated about Up. m, when
the conglomeratlon of snow, sleet and
rain was frozen. Exposed stock suffer
ed severely. Verify, March came in
like lamb, but went out after the
fashion of Barnum's menagerie,
Frank Gleason has been confined to
his home since Sunday night, suffering
from the grip. We had tabooed the
disease, but break the rule TO note Mr..
Gleason's indisposition. While it was
raging among his fellowmen and all
were under the disagreeable spell, he
argued that it was merely fad or the
influence ofimagination, and altogether
enjoyed a season of rare fun with suf-
fering patients. Now swift retribution
has fallen upon Mr.. Gleason, and the
many subjects of his jests discuss
his afiliction with ghoulish glee, hoping