Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-12-31
Roberts and Santa Claus for holiday

Miss Ella Cassiday has gone to Anita
10 visit her mother and sister.
John Weighton made business trip
to Davenport the last of last week.
Hart, Markley s. Eddy win do the
wood work on 0verholtzer's store build.
ings.
Miss Wakefield, of Atlantic, has been
visiting at the home of w. l.. Humph'
reys.
VIM. Murphy, Of Davenport, has been
spending the holidays with his parents
here.
The current issue is the tifty-third
publication of THE REPUBLICAN In
1891.
Ihave some we'll improved farms in
Nebraska for sale or exchange.
V. Il. HORTON.
+. L. Brainard, Esq, tits and twirls
in a new office chair, presented by his
friends.
Miss Alice Walker went to Ottawa,
ILL.,, yesterday to attend the funeral of
Ward Lockwood.
Miss Vivian Ilinshaw arrived Tues,
day evening on visit to her sister,
Mrs. j. L. Clark.
Eldora Burton has been granted q
divorce from her husband, Smith Bur
ton, for desertion.
Mr.. G. w. Preston has sold his resi-
dence in the south part of town to Jos,
Ridpath for $3.50
Mrs. Il. ID. Van Court, who has been
visiting VIM. McLeran and family, re-
turned to Omaha yesterday.
VIM. Laubendcr's family is here and
located In Tom Campbell's new house
on North Washington street.
The banks will be closed tomorrow,
There will, however, be no general OBJ
servance of the day in Audubon.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
Peter Luterwitz, living near Ross,
was called to Marengo yesterday
by the serious illness of his sister.
John Musson started upon the return
to business at Salem, S. d., yesterday,
after very pleasant holiday vacation.
John Dunn, who has been visiting Mt
the home of his father, A. NJ. Dunn, re-
I urned to Hot Springs, Ark, Tuesday.
The annual meeting Of the Audubon
Co, ,nty Agricultural Society will be
held in this city next Monday, January
4th.
Mr. Richard Fox is very sick with
grip. Atseventy-nine, the affection Is
dangerous. All will hope that he may
recover.
pocket Book LosT.--Containing
promissory Otes and other means OF
identification. Liberal reward for It's
return. GEO. a. oLAhh'
Buy your po ,ts now of the Green Bay
Lumber Comp any ana be ready fol
spring. They ave all kinds ana low
est prices.
All. Edwards has for sale mt SiO
each some choice thoroughbred POLAND
China boars. Farm on section j.
Douglas township.
w. III. Cowles is completely prostrat
ed with the grip, and having no assis
lance in the store his business Will SUI
fer for q short time.
Roberts was extren lely fortunate II
his holiday purchases this year. III
bought so much and so low that hl'
prices are way down.
The week of prayer begins Sunday
evening. Uuion services will be hell
in the Methodist, Baptist and Presby
terrain churches, alternately
Farmers consult your own interests
and sell your poultry now before TN
big fall rush when 1t will be mucl
cheaper. l.. g. SNYDER ~ 20.
DR.. r. l.. Osborn returned to De nisol
today, after a holiday visit with hi
parents AMI numerous friends. He 1
well satisfied with his location.
Mr.. III. s. Wattles has been very sick
for a week with neuralgia of the stom'
och and attending Affections, but Is, we
are glad to state, little better today.
Prof. Hooker went to Des Nome:
Tuesday to give and receive the pro
gressive ideas that are rife at the meet
ing of the state teachers association.
MARKETs.-Corn: shelled 24c., cal
25c., oats 23c., wheat Soc, barley 30c.
rye 65c., hogs $3.50, butter (cash) 1Sc,
eggs zoe. chickens &C., turkeys 7c, geese
&C., ducks &c.
Rev. Ilgenfritz was compelled to re
call the special meetings this weeh
owing to the sickness or hlmself anC
family, all suffering with an attack Of
the grip. The meetings will be resumed
soon.
Messrs. /. w. Baker and George Cook
will open meat market in the build
ing of the former on Lower Broadway
in about month. They are perfectine
every arrangement to run a first class
shop. The meat ought to be we'll done
The Masonic sociable Monday even
ing was very pleasant affair. The
disagreeable weather made it impossi
BILE for many of the invited to attend
and that was a disappointment to all
as the arrangement contemplated re-
union.
Pasteur, the eminent French physi-
clan, recommends for prevention OF the
grip, carrying gum camphor in the
pocket or anywhere about the person
He also recommends onions as food
| Tlaoa p,etbods scam much like carving