Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-10-02
Sociable Tonight.

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Sociable Tonight.
The Young Peoples Society of Christ.
ian Endeavor will give social at the
town hall tonight Refreshments will
be served. Every body cordially invit.
cd.
President Harrison will visit the
Sioux City Corn palace, Saturday Octo-
Der 18th.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas Bison and daugh.
tiers lmo and Edna drove up from
Brayton last night.
Miss Mollie Moore started for OF.
tumwa today to visit her sister, Mrs. +.
ii. Field and see the coal palace.
Mr.. T.. +. Moon has commenced the
erection of nice cottage house oppo.
site Prof. Repass' lots OH Bluff Park.
Geo. NJ. Ross is quite sick at his Cam.
eron township home with apoplexy.
Drs, Brooks and Emmert are attend.
ing him.
j. b. W. Cole Sundayed In the Corn
Palace City, and is so bewildered with
the beauty of the palatial structure
that he can only exclaim ut beats the
world"
Hans Christensen, of Sharon town
ship, fell from house last night and
broke his left arm. He came to town
this morning and DR.. Brooks gave the
broken member the proper attention.
ii. w. Van Gorder has sold the Au-
dubon Marble Works to Mr.. +. NJ.
Wheeler, a gentleman east Of Extra,
who has been connected with the es-
Enlistment in the capacity Of solicitor
for some time.
Prof. Cornwell, Of Dakota, will speak |
at the Presbyterian church next We'd
nesday evening, Oct 9Th. He comes
under the auspices of the State TEN.
perance Alliance, and as indicated In
the bills advocates the enforcement Of
the prohibitory laws of Iowa.
Martin N. Esbeck was appointed
postmaster Mt Kimballton yesterday.
Mr.. Esbeck Is first class business man,
a stalwart republican and will give the
people good service. We congratulate
him upon the appointment and the de-
partment upon securing so good q scr.
want.
The enrolment Of the public schools
is now 1858, and attendance thus far has
been very regular, indicating good work
on the part Of teachers and interest
among pupils. During the past few
days, however, quite number Of the
scholars have been detained at home by
hard colds, which may or may not be
the new and revised grip.
The enviable record made In former
years by II. N. Carper as an auctioneer
is being maintained this season. lie is
recognized as one Of the very best auc-
tioneers In all Iowa and is receiving
very fattering patronage. A man who
thoroughly understands the value Of
property and how to sell it, attending
promptly to all appointments, he makes
every sale success. The best testi.
monial to his abilities is tho fact that
he gives complete satisfaction In every
instance, and that every man who EN-.
ploys him readily gives him a hearty
recommendation to his neighbors.
Audubon is still witnessing a great
deal of building, although late in the
season. 1t has been year of healthy
development of a good town, and the |
prospect is that another year will be
equally prosperous. The new hotel, |
lust finished at an expense, including |
furnishing, $4,000, the residence of |
Mrs. Stuart at cost Of $1,000, Prof. |
Repass' and Attorney Wonn's homes
in the northeastern suburbs, s. L. |
Van Scoy's beautiful house, Mr.. Clip,
pies new home In West Audubon,
Frank Fishs home remodeled, the
county poor house, mile south, Nc
Karahan & Vandenburgh's two story
brick hardware store and other build
ing enterprises all conspire to rush me-
chanics and build up the town,
Alba Haywood the greatest imper-
senator and his Peerless Concert Co.,
silver solo band and orchertra, will give
an entertainment at Russells opera
house in Audubon Tuesday eve., Oct.
18th. The entertainment will consist
Of humorous and pathetic eostumed
representations, the latest character
and topical songs, vocal and instru-
mental solos and Duets, operatic selec-
tons etc. etc. Alba Haywood the
great impersonator Ii pronounced the
equal OF Sol Smith Russell. He has
fine voice and his dramatic ability has
placed him among the first in the pro-
fession of character acting. He has
surrounded himself with some of the
finest celebrities in the profession.
The company have the highest recon-
from the press, opera house
managers and private individuals.