Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-05
Rev. Yaggy went to Omaha today.

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]. NJ. Hills somewhat improved from
his condition as reported last week.
Dr. Hollenbeck went to Morris, Ill.
today, where his father is lying critically
i'll.
The Methodist choir will give wal
concert on the evening OF Memorial
Day.
Recorder T. III. Beason is enjoying a
visit from a nephew, n Mr.. johnson OF
Illinois.
&. ii. Henry and Hugh Reed, Of Vio'
Ia township, have gone to Seattle,
Washington.
{ I. ii. Townsend and wife, OF Anits,
were the guests of A. l.. Culver and
wife last night,
Charlie Rose and +. NJ. Ellis have
gone to Ogden, Utah, and found work
awaiting them.
J.E. Hamilton, OF Menlo, was trans.
acting business at the Stuart headquart.
ers this morning.
have some well improved farms in
Nebraska for sale or exchange.
V. +. HORTON.
Mr.. Charles Ping and Miss Ellie
Buker were married at the residence Of
Robt. q. Ping last evening Rev. Il. Il.
Iluap fritz nNiciatinn
A Mr.. Cockrell from Harlan has con-
tracted TO do the brick work on 4. Bill.
harz's new double store. Carpenter
Hart will do the wood work.
Besides the marriages noted Clerk
Vail has issued license to wed to Geo,
n. Christensen and Jehanne T.. Nessin
and Fred HIATT and Lila Parkinson.
1t is estimated that there are $4,000
bushels OF corn In the hands Of the ship.
pers Of Audubon county. Probably not
less than $1,000 of this is Of the crop OF
1889.
Mr.. Henry Vermule has been quite
sick at his home in Sharon township
with chills and fever, but we are glad
to state was reported much better yes
terday.
According to the almanac this Is
spring, but poems and almanacs do not
bring forth the birds and flowers and
leaflets and things, for which We still
yearn and yearn.
J. ii. Wills has moved to Audubon
and now occupies the Gleason building
south Of the Park. N. T.. Christensen
is living up stairs awaiting the compile
ton of his residence.
Harry Woodward will move to his
dew residence property today, aud will
lie down to night wrapped in mantle
known to patent medicine authorize,
rs that tired feeling"
Rev. Enoch Hill Of Anita, Ia, Is an,
nounced to preach In the NJ. L. church
next Sunday morning. Rev. Hill is
highly spoken of as Hpreacher. Every
body invited to attend,
The jury sitting on the case of the
State VS.. John Mullen retired yester-
day afternoon and is still celebrating.
State W.. Burns is now on trial and will
be fully submitted today,
Ed. Yates, Of ]. James Brick Drug
Store force. was I'm Des Moines the first
of the week to answer the queries the
board propounds before granting n GER
tifcate to practicing pharmacists.
The grand jury is summoning wit.
nesses from all over the county, and is
presumably investigating the liquor
question. A batch Of indictments may
be expected beyond reasonable doubt.
W, u. Green, Esq., has iuat built an
addition to the house on his farm three
miles west Of town, II. NJ. Talbot doing
the work. Mr.. Green will build to the
house on the farm he recently purchas.
cd OF Jacob Albright
Nine new members were received In
the Baptist church on recent Sunday,
The church membership has trebled un.
der the pastoratp Of Roy, n, A, Smith
lie ID doing q good work, the result OF
earnest, conscientious and intelligent
effort
Mr.. John G. Dawson arrived home
from Washington yesterday morning
lilo 10 not particularly impressed with
that country, but prefers Ia msintaln
his residence in Iowa. l.. j. Hill will
remain at South Bend for an indefinite
period.
| AL. Zaner Is back from Arkansaw
and his general health is somewhat i'm
proved by the use Of the waters at Sui
phuf Springs and the hospitablc treat
ment Of Judge SanbaFl. Al brought
q fine specimen Of lead quartz from
Joppa, Mo.
Cloughly & Ford invite all the ladies
to call and sse their large stock Of new
millinery goods. They have spared no
pains or expense to please the taste OF
| the ladies of Audubon and vicinity, and
will be gratilied 10 receive the approval
which patronage implies
Mr.. Harvey light returned from
L tica, ILL.,, yesterday, where he had been
called by the serioas illness Of his broth
er, who died of consumption while he
was there. Mr.. Hight brought two OF
his brothers children home with him a
little girl of eleven and boy Of seven
w. b. Jordan now OF Clinton, Iowa,
formally Of Atlantic, just sold and de-
liyered tho Chas. Van Gorder, Esq, OF
Audubon, fine steinway Parlor Grand
Piano. Mr.. Van Gorder now has one
of the finest pianos in the state. Ifyou
want first class piano Jordan will fur.
nish it, You drop him card at Gin
to.
Mrs. Anna Isham Is recovering from
a tedious indisposition caused by fall