Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-01-30
MONEY TO LOAN!
At z PER GENT, ON
AUDUBON COUNTY FARMS.
Freeman & Armstrong.

abandoned?
Henry Bilharz arrived from Horton
Kans., Tuesday night.
Take your poultry and eggs to Sny,
der 4 Co., and get the cash for it.
c. q. Wolfe, of Sharon township, los,
an eight months old child Monday.
The crossings about town have been
in an abominable condition this week
George Hardenbrook, of Extra, was
transacting business in Audubon yes,
terday.
r. N. Carper, auctioneer. Dates can
be secured by calling upon him or al
this office.
For fall plastering buy that stucco
for sale by John Weighton at Stuart's
old stand.
Herbert Walker, of Manning, has
been visiting his sister, Miss Lille
Walker this week.
II. w. Gipple is about to buy lot in
West Audubon and contemplates build,
ing a residence in the early spring.
Coal delivered in half ton or less for
10 cents.
J. X. SMITH.
The chimes of church bells and the
harmony of the theatre band comming-
ling at seven in the evening are signif-
cant.
The ice crop has been saved and all
houses are well filled. The people are
now ready for the commencement Of
spring.
Golfers Refined Minstrels consist of
twenty-five artists who give an enter
tainment of rare merit. Don't fail to
hear them.
John Cloughly arrived from his Mis-
souri, home Tuesday to attend to bust.
ness matters and visit his sons William
and Andrew.
Henry Pratt, the engineer is at Stuart
assisting in the care of sick friend.
Engineer Acklin from the main line is
running in his place.
Now is the time to leave your order
at Wilson's for No. 1 set o. X. tanned
hand made harness, and have them
ready for spring work.
Clerk Vail issued a marriage license
the 22d to Chas. kirkpatrick and Laura
Dane, and on the 9th, to Thos. II.
Williams and Emma s. Clark.
Mr.. Jos. S. johnson received word
Tuesday from Eureka Springs, that Mrs
Johnson was much worse and he de-
parted in the evening for that point.
The partitions in the court house are
being plastered and the work will all be
before the February term,
which convenes on Tuesday, the 25th.
Postmaster Carpenter has put in six
additional lock boxes. They are the
of Messrs. Hart & Eddy and
are equal to those of special manufact-
ure.
Mr.. I. J. Pound, the expert painter,
has gone to Stuart to work for a few
weeks. He will, however, make his
home in Audubon and return here
soon.
Henry Rohrbeck returned from Des
Moines lsst Thursday evening, where
ne has been since the session opened
starch for the democratic
back bone.
J. NJ. Griggs, Esq, returned Saturday
night from Monrovia, Ind. The death
Of his aged father occurred on the 14th
inst. Mr.. Griggs' mother died a year
ago Feb. 9th.
Mr.. Dennis O'Leary has severed his
with the Gray Eagle, and
Mr.. Thompson is alone in the publica.
ton of that sheet. We anxiously
await our exchange.
To trade for cattle, hogs or corn $50
acres of choice land in Sherman county,
Kansas. Ed. FRICK,
Colorado Springs,
438 Kiowa st. Colo.
I. W. Baker is shipping car load of
surplus potatoes to Chicago. There has
been very little money made in hand
ling this crop this year. There was an
immense crop, which reduced prices to
the minimum.
DR.. J. d. Holmes is very SIGH with Ia
grippe and a complication of heart
trouble. He has been confined to his
home for week and ON Tuesday was
very low. AT latest reports he was
much improved.
Mr.. w. III. Scott has been confined to
his home with la grippe and compiled
tons for nearly two weeks. A pleu-
rite pain in his side makes it necessary
for him to sleep in sitting posture. In
other respects his condition is generally
improved.
Mrs. John F. Consigny has been en-
Toying a visit from her mother, Mrs.
Heflin, of Avoca, and her grandmother,
Mrs. Osa Rice, of Arkansas. There
we're four generations of the family to-
gether. Mrs. Rice is eighty-one years
Of age, and quite vigorous.
DR.. C. w. Denote has been suffering
intensely with rheumatism, and is so
that navigation is nearly i'm
possible. The doctor has been great
sufferer from the disease in former
years, but has been nearly exempt from
it since coming to Audubon until the
present attack.