Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-08-13

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. Audubon.
Como to the Audubon state fair Sep
1i.17.
The Red June eating apples at Wi
ID. Forbes Banner Grocery.
Call at Jackson's shoe store during
his special sale and get prices.
Place your order for Muscatine mel
ons - world heaters with win d
Forbes.
Mr., Berger from Gray will occup,
the pitchers box for the Audubon Jun
iors tomorrow.
Nj. Nj. Kennels has returned to Graz
and is engaged in the grain business
for Lois G. Stuart.
There will be socioble at the home
of Mr. Kennels, north of town, tomor.
row night. Everybody invited.
win ID, Forbes invites everybody to
call at the Banner Grocery and see
some dazzling chamber sets, coming
soon.
Dan Gount arrived in Audubon last
night, after more than a years absence
in eastern Iowa and with a brother in
Missouri.
Miss Sarah Green, of Washington, ID.
C., is visiting her brother, w. r.. Green
and family. Mr.. Levi Sutton, of Nal,
den, ILL.,, is also visiting his uncle, Mr..
Green.
Hugh Owen and ID. l.. Freeman re.
turned Monday morning from their
eastern junket. From Detroit they
went to Niagara and other points Of
interest.
Mr.. j. b. Ilungerford passed through
Audubon Monday morning enroute
from Atlantic, where he had been visit.
ing NJ, Maclean and family, to his home
in Carroll.
CAROLS +. C. l.. base ball club was
disbanded Monday. The fact that
Audubon has organized n Junior team
should not terrori2e our neighbors to
such an extent.
DR., G. w. De Motto went to Des
Moincs the latter part of last week to
visit his parents, Ills mother is in
very poor health, but he has hopes of
her early recovery.
John Jays store at Manning was bur.
garizcd Friday night, more than 800
worth of goods being taken. But the
thieves got drunk and dressed up, and
were quickly run in.
Mr.. A. ii. Edwards has two of the
best Clydesdale colts in the county.
When three and half months old
they weighed respectively $40 and $50
pounds. They are hard to beat.
All wires used in the electric light
plant here are covered for protective
purposes. The current will be I,OOOI
volts, strong enough to produce instant
death to one coming in contact with it,
hence the precaution.
II. w. Staley and Harry Hooker ran
4 foot race at tho fair grounds last sat
lrday evening for purse. These gen
tlemen developed the speed of profes-
SIGNALS and made lively dash, which
The former won by neck.
MARRIED.--At the NJ. l.. parsonage,
saturday evening, August s, Mr. Frank |
5. Booton to Miss Maggie Aldrich,
both of Viola township, Rev. Il. L.
Ilgenfritz officiating. THE REPUBLI.
JAN extends congratulations.
The state fair management issues
free tickets to old soldiers on the 3lst
IF August and LIST Of September. Those
nave been received by Commander
Dennis, and veterans may secure these
by calling at the Citizens
Bank.
Mr.. Luther Mot2, the butcher in the
employ of Prathers, and w. 0. Ander-
,on drove to Pocahontas Center this
week, expecting to return Saturday, |
,he former to return with his two
and the latter to look after
business interests.
Work on the electric light plant |
s progressing rapidly. The new fifty
horse power engine, manufactured at
Pa. is in position in the sta
ion, and the dynamo Is being put in
,oday. The latter piece of mechanism
weighs 1900 pounds.
G. A. Warner, the optician now in
Audubon, will be here only until the
I'D of August. Any wishing his ser
'ices should call early and not wait
ill the last day. BE sure and get pair
If his glasses. August 22d last day, at
|. James drug store.
THE national encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic at Detroit |
asst week, was the best in the history
If that organization. The ties Of com
'adship between the honored veterans
,row stronger as succeeding years deci.
nate their numbers.
Chauncey Gardner comes to the front |
With a mammoth field of bright oats.
twenty-five acres made yield of fifty
light bushels each, which he sold to NJ. |
Johnson 81 Co., Tuesday for twenty
.ents bushel. Mr.. Gardner is one of |
he best farmers in the county.
We have received copy of NJ. Bill
Hampton Globe, very neat
ix-column quarto, well filled with local
md editorial matter. He will give the
people up there good and clean county
PAPER. OF course Bro. Bilderback la.
,ors under great political falacy.
The foot race which was billed for
Extra last Saturday did not come off as
advertised. When 1t came to the con-
,ract the outside parties demanded |
hat the race be run in Atlantic, man