Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-12-18

lowest rates on personal or chattel Sc
curity at Nash, Phelps Il Green's, south
side squire ever Commercial Bank.
Mrs. b. w. Brown was visitor In
Atlantic yesterday.
This superior weather Of this unex.
ampled winter continues.
The Nj. Il. society will dispense pres.
ents from tree Christmas eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farnham rejoice
over the advent Of new boy ut their
home.
The Presbyterian Sunday School will
give sacred concert next Sunday even
ing. All invited.
John Jay and wife, Of Manning, at.
tended the Fry-Jay wedding at Luc-
cocks Grove yesterday.
Judge Deemer is still limping slight.
ly from the injuries received In rail.
road smashup last summer.
G. A. Farnham and wife and Mrs. G.
w. Wright went to DE Soto today to
visit with relatives during the holidays
Rural Life is neat new agricultural
paper started at Waterloo. by Matt Par
rott n Sons. Send for sample copy,
free.
A. l.. Mahon, who has been working
at the carpenter trade In Audubon for
several months moved to Omaha yes.
terday.
"The Racket will move into VIM.
Cloughly's building when the general
shuttle takes place, which will occur on
or about March LIST.
Frank ID. Allen has sold the Advocate
to M. Bilderbeck late of the Cass Coun-
ty Democrat, the transfer TO be made
about January LIST.
Clerk Vail issued TO John j. Curry
and Abbie Hallock permit to wed yes
terday. The lady is the daughter OF ].
+. Hallock, of 0akfleld, and the groom
q citizen of Atlantic.
Hiram G. Wheeler, 0debolt, Sac coun-
ty, Iowa, will sell first class Percheron
or Shire stallion for $1,000 on two or
three years time. lie has the largest
importation Of draft horses made to
America this season.
G. L. Bradley, having sold his farm
and personal property in Cameron, re-
turned TO his home In Tecumseh Nebr.,
last week, accompanied by his son i. j.
and family, where all will be engaged
in conducting hotel.
Upon entering the court room Tues
day night for the first time since 1t was
repaired, Judge Decmer said: "Well,
this is pretty fine; about the finest thing
in the district" A very nice compli-
ment to scrumptious court room.
The business transacted by the firm
Of l.. G. Snyder & Co. is indeed immense.
An invoice Of live poultry was taken
last Wednesday night when they found
on hand 25,0l6 pounds. Last Saturday
they bought from wagons on the street
40O4 pounds.
The board of pension examiners were
kept busy by six applicants yesterday.
Examinations are now being made for
pensions under the act of June 9Th,
the gist of which is that allowances are
made for disabilities though incurred
since the war.
The w. II. G. elected the following
officers last Friday night: Mrs. Alice
Consigny, President; Mrs. Fannie Tai
bot, 5. "; Grandma Cole, j. "; Mrs.
Jennie Cobean, Chaplain; Nettie Walk
er, Treas; Lydia L. Rosenberg, Secy.;
Mary Case, Conductor; Nettie wattles,
Assistant Conductor; Mrs. ]. s. Dennis,
Guard; Mrs. Annie Cross, delegate To
state convention to be held at Daven.
port; Mrs. Krause, alternate.
May Bretonne, favorite with Audi.
bon audiences will open four nights
engagement here, Dec. 18th in "Mercy's
Marriage" OF her late appearance in
Des Moines the Register said;
The clever little actress, May Bretonne, open.
ed a weeks engagement at the Capital City
opera house last night. She appeared In the
deeply interesting drama "Mercy's Marriage
and more than captivated her audience. Miss
bretonnf Is bright and sparkling. Her work il
Intelligent and fiill OF light and life. Wherever
she goes she endears herself 70 the amusement
loving public, and Des Moines is no exception.