Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-01-16

Inc muinps Is prevalent III extra.
If you have the grip, take care of it
The boys got a small job shovelin,
snow Monday.
The beautiful snow" poets may nov
get in their work.
Take your poultry and eggs to Sny
der Il Co., and get the cash for it.
Miss Matte Lenton has gone t
Columbus Junction for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Leet will not b,
at home in Audubon until Februar,
LIST.
The harvest of the ice man is here
and from general indications it will bt
short.
Charlie Lawrence has again gone tc
Chicago to consult specialist as to his
illness.
II. n. Carper, auctioneer. Dates car
be secured by calling upon him or al
this office.
For fall plastering buy that stucco
for sale by John Weighton ut Stuart's
old stand.
The public schools found the steam
heating apparatus just the thing during
the late cold snap.
Miss Stearns was a victim of "a grippe
the first of the week and was compelled
to dismiss her school.
James Minor, of Eastern Oregon, ar.
rived in the city last Thursday night on
a visit to his brother, John Minor
The postmistress of the Iowa senate,
Maud hurry, is sister of Lenore X.
hurry, the fascinating elocutionist.
The new flyer on the North Western
makes the trip between Chicago and
Council Bluffs in trihe over thirteen
hours.
Mrs. Edward Givens and daughter,
Given, respectively the mother
and sister of Mrs. II. w. Wilson, are
in the city.
Now is the time to leave your order
at Wilson's for No. set o. X. tanned
hand made harness, and have them
ready for spring work.
II. w. Van Gorder's little girl has
been suffering severely from being sail.
waited by calomel. 1t was a severe case
but the little one is improving.
Mr.. John Will fell upon the ice the
first of last week and sprained his ankle
so that he was laid up for about week,
He departed Monday last for Des
Moines.
The chilling dash of winter we en-
joyed and suffered las Sunday was on
the anniversary of the storm which was
so universal and in which so many lives
were lost four years ago.
To trade for cattle, hogs or corn -32(
acres of choice land in Sherman county
Kansas. ED. FRICK,
Colorado Springs,
43S Kiowa st. Colo.
Mr.. d. Stormont Is very sick at the
Weston House with influenza and com
plications. He managed to get to hit
Office the first of the week, but had tc
be carried home. We hope to see him
out again soon.
A remarkable company was gathered
at the home of Uncle Richard Owen on
Christmas day. 1t consisted of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Owen and Mr.. and Mrs
l. A. Shihgledecker, aged, respectively
in the order named "A, 70, 70 and 81, oil
an aggregate of 2S0 years.
Rev. Z. Dickinson is absent this week
at Logan assisting in the work there
If not at home next Sabbath Rev. Eli
oft of Logan will fill the pulpit of the
Presbyterian Church here. SO we may
expect the regular Sabbath services al
the usual hours morning and evening
next Sabbath.
Having sold out and intending to go
away soon, desire to settle al accounts
and close my books as seon as possible
Please call on me at the old store be
fore the 25th of January, 1890. After
that date my accounts will be left with
+. +. Brainard for collection.
Oh. HoUsToN.
Mr.. l.. J. Hill deputy recorder, is very
i'll at the home of N. l.. Morey, with
|, ng fever. The young man is very
sick but DIR. A. L. Brooks is attending
and Nopes to pull his patient through
alter The condition of Mr.. Hill is
more CT ttieal today, and DR.. Emmert
Of Allan tie, has been summoned in
counsel.
At ,Jeffer son the mass temperance
was called to be held in the
afternoon, and was in consequence an
absolute failure. 1t is not possible to
make a meeting l,eld at that houra sue
cess. We have known meetings to be
held here in the af, 'ernoon by both pc
Iitical parties, and while the streets
we're thronged with peoYle the speaker
spoke to empty chairs.
A despatch from Washi ugton states
that b. I. Salinger, Esq, o. Manning
has been appointed an attorney for thu
New York Central railroad by Chaun
cey NJ. Depew. Whatever there may bt
in the report is surprise to the friends
of that gentleman here. There il
shade of improbability about it for tlit
reason that Mr.. Salinger has large and
growing practice in Western Iowa, and
unless he desired change Of location
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