Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-12-25


day goods. Prices are way down.
Cedar fence posts of all kinds an,
prices at Weighton's lumber yard.
Geo. Mallory, of Anita, was transact
ing business In Audubon last Friday.
Ed. Heifner and family have gone I,
Oxford to spend the holidays with rela
tives.
Miss Maggie Gleason arrived HON,
for the holiday vacation last Saturda,
morning.
The new desk with advertising card.
for the Park Hotel has arrived, and 1.
very neat.
The Rock Island pay car "Gazelle'
filled the local employees Christina:
stockings last Friday.
W. ID. Osborn and wife, of Stuart
were visiting with John Osborn ant
family here last week.
Ed. Van Gorder arrived home from
Grinnell last Friday evening to remain
until after the holidays.
"What do you intend to do with al
these Holiday Goods" is u question
frequently heard at Roberts store.
Charlie Case has returned from Ne
braska City and is at work for +. l.
Wheeler in the Audubon Marbl,
Works.
w. III. Jones was shaking hands with
Audubon friends Saturday but left OF
the evening train to reach home early
Sunday morning.
Geo, Ditzenberger came up from Ne,
braska City Friday to accompany his
wife home. We are glad to state that
she has fully recovered her health.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jas. +. Russell and Mr.
]. Burdick will eat turkey with Mrs
Frank Beard, in Des Molnes, and re,
turn home by the way of Jefferson.
We are showing an attractive line of
housekeeper's linens for Holiday trade.
Towels, table linens, napkins, etc.
VAN SCoY 81 Son.
The entertainment by Hans Albert,
Miss Thomas and Edw. X, Sawyer was
pronounced good by those in attend.
ance, and Melted the Ladies Aid Society
u neat revenue.
A private ball at Russell's Monday
evening, is spoken of rs one OF the
most delightful held in Audubon this
winter. The company was select and
congenial.
Mr.. b. +, Howald is very sick with
fever which is following an attack OF
quinsy he suffered last week. Ben's
many friends earnestly hope for his
early recovery.
Those indebted to l. w. Baker on &C.
count are requested to call and settle
The books can be found at the clothing
store Of Abrams s. Baker.
/. w. BAKER.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lancelot were
down from Gray Monday, shopping in
santa Claus headquarters" They
were delighted with the immense stocks
they found in Audubon.
We have large assortment of me ms
and boys caps which we desire to clio sc
out entire and have marked the pric G
down accordingly. They are bargains.
VAN SCoY IL Son.
Mr.. NJ. ID. Bailey is suffering from
blood poisoning. While handling chick.
ems he was spurred upon the hand by
rooster, and after catching cold in the
wound is now suffering the additional
affliction.
We still have a good assortment of
plush cloaks to select from at the low
est possible prices. AS our cloak de.
partment is entirely new our pushes
are all of the newest stock and latest
style. VAN ScoY & Son.
Christmas trees gave up their bur.
dens of valuable gifts at the Methodist,
Presbyterian and Baptist churches last
night, as well as at number of private
houses, and thousands of hearts were
made happy thereby.
Other than the numerous improve
ments we have noted about Prof. Re-
pass place that gentleman has just add.
ed three deep, dark holes in the ground,
and he is just starting on the fourth in
hopes Of finding water
A. ii. 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.
What would make more acceptable
Christmas present for wife or mother
than handsome linen table cover with
napkins to match. We have the most
attractive line Of them we have ever
shown. VAN ScoY & Son.
ID. G. Abrams had an order for cloth
ing Sunday which he could not fill. 1t
came from rollicking ten pound boy
which came to his home on that day.
The mother and child are doing nicely,
and in the joy of his new possession
Dave valves all right to further Christ
mas presents.
The immense crowd in town last Sat-
urday was one of the attractions that
are seen only in Audubon,-a town
with vast trade territory--and it would
seem that on that day the whole people
had congregated. The volume of trade
was large, though the mild weather
does not cause heavy goods to move as
rapidly as our merchants might wish.
The meeting of the Audubon County
Educational Association held at Extra
last Saturday was the largest and best
yet held. Over sixty enthusiastic teach
ers were i'm attendance. showing live