Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-27

Thos. Miller started for Kansas Cit,
Monday.
Mr.. IL. b. Owen is rusticating at Col
fax Springs.
| &c. Passmore and family have NOV
ed to Stuart.
House and lot for sale, inquire of L
Bilharz or Ed, Prick.
Special stock trains went out ovel
both roads last Sunday morning.
Frank Hacker is attending soldiers
reunion at Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
New ties, new ties. A large line just
received by the Eagle Clothing House
Mrs. DR.. Graves, of Atlantic, is visit
ing among numerous friends in Audi
bon.
II. n. Carper, auctioneer. Dates can
be secured by calling upon him or al
this Office.
For fall plastering buy that stucco
for sale by John Weighton at Stuart's
old stand.
Childrens shoes at the Eagle Clothing
House are the best for the money in
the county.
Buy your new suits of Arams Il Ba.
ker, where you will have large line to
select from.
Mrs. |. James and daughter arrived
from their late home in La Porte City
last Friday night.
w. w. Talbot, Ed Rayness, and Eu-
gene Talbot went to Des Moines yes
terday to see the splurge
You will find the best stock of lumber
at lowest possible prices at the Green
Bay Lumber Co. Give them a call.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr.. Andrew Elliott, who has been so
long in the Office of Stuart & Son, has
gone to Tacoma, Washington, where he
will permanently locate.
Mr.. II. W. Gipple went to Des Moines
Monday to superintend the manufac-
ture of the Eclipse Grain Meter.
Municipal election next Monday, and
as yet only indefinite talk of candidates
for mayor However there is no I'M
seemly anxiety that man of the hour
will not appear.
The Baptist society has under prep
aration the beautiful cantata, queen
Esther" Some of the best talent in the
city is interested and a good perform
ance may be expected.
TO trade for cattle, hogs or corn--32o
acres of choice land in Sherman county,
Kansas. Ed. FRICK,
Colorado Springs,
1873 Kiowa st. Colo.
J. s. Dennis, superintendent and gen.
eral manager of the City Transfer and
Express Line, is out in new silk tile
very becoming and well lacked up.
All without extra expense to patrons of
the line. Our special artist is at work
ou OIL huoelatioh Vi VIC HBuic.
The public is coming to the under.
standing that theatrical people who
have to support their profession with
plug hats cannot support it on the
stage. The ordinarily successful actor
is willing to forego street appearance
and trust his reputation to stage work.
Phillip Bickelhaupt, the supervisor,
is one of the busiest men in the county
this winter. In addition to his regular
work he is building upon his handsome
farm in Viola township a commodiOus
and substantial residence for the COM
fort of himself and family. He is one
of the pioneers and deserving of the
solid comforts.
A current item states that Canada
imported two million dollars worth of
eggs to this country last year. The de.
mand could be more proftably supplied
in our own country, and the item should
be pointer to farmers, as well as make
stronger the argument in favor of
diversified interests in farming. Poul-
try and its products certainly consti-.
tute profitable branch, and the value
of central markets for packing and
shipping cannot well be overestimated.
Late Young and J. III. Wiley have
been competitors in the newspaper bust.
ness in Atlantic for twenty-one years,
and have had none of the bloodless
combats which makes so many papers
purveyors of balderdash rather than
news. Both gentlemen have prospered
and maintained self respect and the re-
spect Of their patrons. 1t pays to BIZ
decent. 1t Is but little wonder that the
gentlemen have regrets that these init
mate and friendly relations of twenty.
Que years are sundered by the sale OF
Mr.. Youngs paper.
The soap bubble party at the resi-
denee of ID. L. Soar last Thursday night
was social success. There was
world Of fun and the contest as to who
could blow the largest bubbles was ex-
citing in the extreme. The prize for
the largest sphere was a gildsd clay
pipe awarded jointly to Lewis Yaggy,
and the Misses Lizzie Townsend, Lura
Beason and Ella Stearns. The three
ladies donated their partial interests to
Mr.. Yaggy and they are now engaged
in decorating it with paint and ribbons
for his special comfort and satisfaction,
Mr.. Yaggy is much gratifed with his
success in winning the prize, and the
splendid wind work encourages him to