Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-11-20
Mayor Armstrong and wife went
Atlantic today.

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where arrangements win be made fol
the tournament OF next year.
VIM. Mallory returned this morning
from business trip to Chicago and
Des Moines. In the Garden City he
marketed car load of poultry.
III. w. Van Gorder returned this
morning from Iowa City, where he was
consulting an occulist. The specialist
gave Mr., Van Gorder assurances that
he will be able to help him.
Mr.. $, +. Donaldson is acting in the
capacity of night watch. 1t is very
timely precaution as the state seems in.
tested with burglars, and it is more
than probable that they have Audubon
on their list.
Religious services at the NJ. 4. church
on the morning of Thanksgiving day
at 1880 o'clock. Sermon by Rev. Smith,
AS this is Union service il is to be
hoped there will be u large attendance,
Everybody invited.
Mrs. Lois q. Stuart has bought of
Mrs. A. Burnside the lot at the south
end of Church street, at a consideration
of $1,000. In the spring she will erect
thereon a handsome residence of ST.
Louis pressed brick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Lockwood will
start next Saturday for the Pacific
coast to remain during the winter
They will sojourn for time ut san
Francisco, going later to Los Angeles
The best wishes of hosts of friends will
attend the worthy couple.
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A. III. Roberts is tho 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.
Mr.. Frank Gleason has increased the
capacity and beauty of his residence by
an elevated addition, which makes 1t
one of the handsomest of the many
beautiful residences in Audubon. The
addition is well designed to increase
the architectural beauty of the exterior,
and also affords additional room.
Mrs. Geo. II. Cloud has instituted a
damage suit against the saloon keepers
of Carroll for selling her husband
liquors. Cloud came to Carroll seven
years ago, lawyer with bright pros
poets, but his health and fortunes have
been wrecked by hard drinking. The
defendants are well fixed and able to
pay whatever damages the court may
assess.
Mrs. Annis l.. Stuarts new residence
is very nearly completed, and it Is a
model in the way of q handsome and
convenient home. 1t will be heated by
steam and furnished with all other
modern conveniences. The residence
is connected by telephone with the of
flee on Broadway and the ranch IL
miles distant. From cellar to garnet
nothing has been left undone which
might minister to the comfort of its
occupants.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. Henry
Cole, Mrs. Chas. Prather and Mrs. VIM.
Wilds, the latter from Extra, became
very sick soon after eating supper.
For some hours they were in intense
agony, but found relief through the
ministrations of DR.. Brooks. II was
believed that their ailment was n
species of poisoning, caused by eating
head cheese. Mrs. Wildes continued
quite sick for several days, but was
able to return home Tuesday morning.
Members of the Audubon NJ. Il.
church voted Tuesday upon the propo-
sition to admit women to the general
conference. Thirty-four votes were
cast, and all but one were in favor of
such admission. The vote was very
light, as the church has about 100 adult
members. This ratio of votes favorable
to admission of women is quite general
in the West, but many churches In the
benighted East are saying may They
are in the rear guard of the march Of
progress and only stay in the process.
sion to preserve union.
A sample of the sugar manufactured
from sugar beets at Grand Island, Nebr.,
has been received by Mr.. Chas. Van
Gorder, and so far as can be seen it is
in every way equal to that imported
Nebraska is going to score big sue,
cess in its manufacture, and the same
may be true of Iowa if the enterprise is
undertaken. Beets have been raised in
Iowa this year, the analysis of which
shows a greater per cent of sugar than
those raised In Nebraska. There ap.
pears to be no reason why their culture
should not add very largely to the rev.