Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-01-22

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Mrs. llgenfritz received Telegram
Tuesday, from York, Pennsylvania, al
nouncing the death of one Of her sis
tiers, aged % years. Typhoid pneumo
mia the cause.
The new and handsome home of Mrs
Annis l., Stuart will be formally warm
ed" by supper and sociable under thu
auspices of the Ladies Aid Society Of
the Presbyterian church tonight.
Charlie johnson arrived last Friday
morning from Belle PLANE, a guest al
the home of Ed. b. Cousins, and has
been enjoying winter sports in Audi.
bon with Fred Gleason and others.
A nice ten pound boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. w. Hanna
Sunday. The third child and first boy
makes the event one of unusual rejoic.
ing in that pleasant home. All are do.
Tag nicely,
Meetings are being held in the NJ. +,
church every evening this week, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. llgenfritz,
Presiding Elder Franklyn will conduct
the meetings of Friday, Saturday and
Sunday next.
Mrs. Jno. A. Nash and daughter
Gretchen went to Colfax yesterday to
remain for an indefinite period. Mrs.
Nash, ST., OF Des Moines will manage
home affairs here during the absence
OF her daughter-in-law
FoR SALE.--A tifteen.s ixteenths
blood Percheron- Norman stallion, 1--WE
years old; will weigh over 1900 pounds;
dapple gray. May be found on and af-
ter cath, at Cooley's barn.
o. G. RICHIE
The second quarterly meeting OF the
NJ. +. church will be held next Sunday.
Love feast at 10 o'clock, preaching Mt
II by Rev. ID. G. Franklin, followed by
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper.
Preaching in the evening by the Pastor.
McKarahan Il Vandenburgh moved
into their new store room the first of
the week. The building is finely ap.
pointed for the hardware business, and
we congratulate the gentlemen upon
their handsome and permanent bust
ness quarters.
Mr.. Geo. ii. Wood will move to Colo.
RADIO about the middle of February.
The change is made wholly on account
of his health. He says he has made
money in Audubon county, and makes
the change only in hopes Of finding u
cure for asthma.
Contractor Grant Reeves Is laid up
with a broken leg. While riding a
horse back near Coon Rapids the ami
nal slipped and fell in such manner
as to injure the rider as noted. Mr.
Reeves shows commendable grit by
getting about on crutches.
Miss Nellie Love died at her home In
Atlantic, Friday at 845 p. m, Of
in her eighteenth year, She
was teaching school in the northern
part of the county when taken sick.
Miss Love was quite well known In Au-
dubon, having frequently visited the
Misses Moore.
Word has been received from Idaho
that Mr.. and Mrs. II, g. Frederickson
have been called to mourn the death of
their youngest daughter since locating
there, Diphtheria was the cause. The
sympathy of their many friends Is ex-
tended in the hour of their bereave-
ment and while located among compar-
alive strangers.
The Carroll Sentinel will soon estab-
lish daily edition, having become In.
fected with the spirit of enterprise
which is epidemic in that town now.
1t would seem that the daily idea is
somewhat in advance OF tho van,
though as temporary venture 1t will
serve purpose for the public If not
for the publishers.
Deacon John Lovelace's neighbors
the Parishes, Dunns, Hethcotes and
others, about fifteen In all, dropped in
upon him and his estimable wife last
for a visit. The larder was
made to give forth its best and a pleas.
ant day passed. The Deacon thought
it appropriate TO conduct the entire
company to church In the evening,
After a considerable agitation In the
last campaign as to the reduction of
the salaries of county officers, 1t Is in
teresting to note just what was done.
Auditor Rees and Clerk Vail, republi-
cans, were cut down $50 each, total
of $i2O. Sheriff Armstrong, democrat,
has a comfortable 300 added to his
salary. And that is the size of 1t.
Dr. a. W. Blakeslee and family
moved to Manning the first of this week,
where he will permanently locate his
dental parlors. The doctor and his ex-
Gellent family will DO missed in the
church and social circles Of Audubon.
Miss Clara will reside here with Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. ". Funk until she gradu-
ates at the close Of the present school
year.
Messrs. T.. N. Taggart and Chas,
Colee are in Des Moines this week In
attendance upon the state meeting Of
Iowa Horticulturists. Upon these sub
jects none are better versed than these
two Audubon county gentlemen,
though their desire to learn more from
Others is commendable. We under
stand that Mr.. Colee has lecture en-
titled "The Most Hardy and Best for
Iowa SOIL" which he delivered to pack
cd houses in Carroll county.
The Blade newspaper has been sold
by II. Moore Carpenter to Messrs. Brink
erhoff & Campbell. Mr.. Brinkerhoff
has been associated with the plant as