Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-12-11
Fur coats at Abrams Il Bakers very

Mrs. VIM. Fulton of Extra is visiting
her sister, Mrs. DR.. Lass.
Born on December 9th, to Mr., and
Mrs. Fred Searls, girl.
Charlie wilkins marketed stock in
Omaha the first of the week.
The Leader has full stock of Holi-
day goods. Prices are way down.
ii. C. Frederickson and family de-
parted Tuesday for Yampa, Idaho.
Theo. f. Myers, Esq, spent Sunday
with his brother-in-law at Malcolm.
ID. L. Soar has been confined to his
home this week with erysipelas, but he
is little better today.
Bob McCallan went to Pierson, Iowa,
Tuesday, where he will open a drug
store under the firm name Of McCallan
g. Co.
Jno. A. Nash has been suffering with
a sore throat, so malignant that diph-
liberia was threatened but 1t is thought
that such an aiiiiction has been averted.
Mrs. Reynolds, Postmistress at
Horace and mother Of Mrs. Hoover, is
visiting her daughter.
"What do you intend to do with all
these Holiday Goods" is a question
frequently heard at Roberts store.
Two children of Mr.. George Hoover
have been very sick with lung fever,
but are reported better this morning.
Christmas trees for sale by VIM.
Dickinson. Some nice Red Cedars Of
suitable size for single families or neigh
boring families.
A dam has been put in the Blue
Grass, above which there is now fine
field Of ice, upon which the young peo-
pie are finding great deal Of sport.
We are showing an attractive line of
housekeeper's linens for Holiday trade.
Towels, table linens, napkins, etc.
VAN SCoY & Son.
The election of officers of the Hook
and Ladder company will occur OH the
evening of the second Tuesday In jan
uary. All members are requested to
be present.
Rev. II. w. Hughes will re in the
city Friday and a regular meeting of
the Audubon County Bible Society will
be held in the NJ. L. church on the even
ing of that day.
Those indebted to /. w. Baker on &C
count are requested to call and settle
The books can be found at the clothing
store of Abrams s. Baker.
i. w. BAKER.
A. A. Zaner was persuaded TO give
up his idea of driving to Arkansaw, and
started on Monday by rail for Sulphur
Springs, Ark, to spend the winter with
Judge Sanborn and family.
We have large assortment OF mems
and boys caps which we desire to close
out entire and have marked the price
down accordingly. They are bargains
VAN SCoY & Son.
Mrs. Ed. Rice died at her late home
in Greeley township on the morning OF
Friday the 9Th inst. The funeral was
held Saturday and the remains we're in,
tered in Maple Grove cemetery.
We still have good assortment Of
plush cloaks to select from at the low
est possible prices. AS our cloak de-
partment is entirely new our plushes
are all of the newest stock and lates,
style. VAN ScoY & Son.
THE REPUBLICAN and the State Rec
ister both one year for two dollars ever
money; or these two and the Int,
Ocean for $3.50. The greatest amount
of county, state, national and foreign
news that can be offered, and for tho
least money. Call and take advantage
of it.
A. III. Roberts is the only place
to buy The Peoples Fayorite 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 o moro 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 u Son.
Mr.. J.E. Banning, who was so severe
ly injured by the Rock Island train last
Thursday morning, died at the Grant
House, about IL o. clock Monday night,
The funeral was held yesterday, con-
Quoted by the G.. A. r. veterans in a
body, and the burial occurred at the
Extra cemetery.
Mr. II, j, Creyeling and wife started
Monday for bloomsbury, Pa, to re-
main month or more visiting old
friends whom they have not seen in
eighteen years, Mr.. Creveling viii also
60 to Gettysburg, where he battled
with the loyal hosts on that hot July
day more than quarter of century
! ago.