Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-01-30
Dentist removed to Howald,s block,

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city today.
f. L. Byrum, Esq., was In Council
Bluffs the first of the week.
+. ii. Hancock and son, of Daven
port, were in town Tuesday.
John Minor has sold his farm in
Melville township to George Campbell,
NJ. L. Jenkins, Of Holstein, has been
visiting friends in the south part of the
county this week.
Frank Gleason, wife and son, went to
Red Oak this morning to remain until
the first of the week.
ExSuryeyor Hill has been dangerous
ly i'll with the grip, but latest reports
indicate that he is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. Bot are rejoicing
this morning over the arrival Of nine
pound daughter at their home.
Station Agent L. n. Crane was called
to Maquoketa last Friday to attend the
funeral of his youngest brother.
You will find the best stock of lumber
at lowest possible prices at the Green
Bay Lumber Co. Give them n call.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Rev. II. NJ. Tracy filled the Baptist
pulpit full last Sunday morning. In
spite of his youth CO he is vigorous
and most acceptable preacher. ".
Mrs. Givens and daughter, who have
been visiting Mrs. ii. W. Wilson, went
to Des Moines, Tuesday, for short
visit before returning to their home.
Scott Weakly is dangerously III with
inhammatory rheumatism. DIR. Brooks
is attending and entertains but little
hope for the recovery of his patient,
There are few people with soul so
dead rs to be able to resist a good min
strel entertainment, and that is what
is coming on Friday, February 7th.
The illness of Mrs. N. l.. Morey was
critical last Friday and Saturday, but
she was reported rs better Monday
morning, and has continued to improve.
1t would be interesting to know the
exact relation, IL any, existing between
the prevailing type of influenza and
Solomon Won Grippe Of Monte Cristo
fame.
VIM. w. Webster died at the home
of his brother, III. u. Webster, In Doug
las township Tuesday. The deceased
was advanced in years. The funeral
will be held today.
Rev. j. ii. Yaggy commenced ser.
les of meetings in the Evangelical
church at Viola on Sunday the 10th
inst, which have thus far been attend
ed with gratifying success.
The city election Is called in ample
time to permit of deliberate action. 1t
is important that good men who will In.
terest themselves in city affairs be
elected to the positions.
John A. Nash, Esq, was called to
Des Moines last Saturday by the an.
that his father was not so
well. The aged gentleman has never
fully recovered from the effects Of the
accident met with at Polk City early In
the winter.
Friends of the Baptist church will be
glad to learn Of the success Of the meet
Ings at Hamlin. Rev. II. NJ. Tracy Is
assisting the Baptist pastor to the
great satisfaction Of all. There are 10
Or ls converts already, and many more
are seeking.
viii ID. Forbes, Theron Creyeling and
David Forbes have opened grocery |
store at Carroll, the business to be con.
lucted under the firm name Of Forbes,
Jreveling & Forbes. Mr.. Creveling and
David Forbes will manage and conduct
he business. They are young men Of
lmple experience, and being possessed
# integrity and enterprise will surely
win success.
The school board will meet soon TO
stimate the expenses Of the district
or the ensuing year. II would DO a
natter of great qualification to the pat
ons Of the school IL an appropriation
or new bell of adequate proportions
night be included In the estimate. The
me now In use cannot be heard over
own, and rs intermittent clocks of the
chool room have run at gate per-
uliarly their own in all ages, great
leal of unnecessary hardness results
herefrom. A new bell is indeed really
leeded, while the expense would be
lardly appreciable.
Mr.. John win, one of the most
worthy of veterans, has been nominal.
ID by the republican caucus for one Of
he six assistant door keepers Of the
rouse. He was recommended by ALI
'on Post, and many of the citizens Of |
Audubon, and at the Capitol his can
lidacy has been promoted by Represen-
,ative Walker and Supreme Judge Rob-
nson. If in the division of the offices
hat will probably be made between the
parties the assistant door
ieepers are given to the republicans
Mr.. Wills candidacy will be successful.
But all Is In chaotic condition as yet,
md it is impossible to say what the re.
ult may be.
On main line Rock Island train the
'ther day the heat became suffocating
md passengers lolled and gasped for
resh air. One intrepid passenger ap-
'ealed to the brakeman to open the
Ioor for few moments, but that dig
litary replied that the conductor would
lot permitit. Presiding elder Blodgett
vas among the suffocating and upon
his bit of information smiled and gasp
d and said: swell, I'm glad to find
rue orthodox conductor, who believes
n fire and birthstone and is not tinct-
red with the diluted isms of modern
heology." The passengers laughed
earthly at the Elders good hit, and