Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-01-29

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shop In Howald's basement.
IN. Darland, of Douglas township,
is very sick, suffering with a compiled.
ton which succeeded the grip.
ii. Il. Owen went to Missouri this
morning to buy bridge timber to use
on his contract with Audubon county,
A new order is out giving directions
as to the head gear of Rock Island EN-
ployes. Agent Brown will soon appear
in the very latest.
j. Nal Bryan went to Clarinda this
morning, but we are glad to say that
Mex is still clear intellectually, and
went on a business trip.
Mrs. Brown returned this morning to
the home of her daughter, Mrs, w, II.
Green, after sojourn of several
months with children at other points.
J.. C. Snyder 4 Co. have i2li tons of
poultry in cold storage in Chicago. 1t
is only the best grade and represents
only about two.thirds OF the amount
shipped.
Mr.. $. 4. Thompson, of the Massena
star, was visiting his old patrons in the
north part OF Audubon county Friday
and Saturday. lie is well pleased with
his new location.
T. III. Moore will soon move into tho
Case house, L. Z. Bradley to the Fricls
property, while NJ. Bilderback and fam.
lily will move from Atlantic and occupy
the Church street residence vacated by
Mr.. Bradley.
Solicitors for subscriptions to the
new NJ. L. church fund were amply re-
warded yesterday, two gentlemen sub.
scribing 800 each. Another came
down for $500. Such men are a credit
to any town.
An election of municipal officers will
soon be called. Councilmen Van Cor.
der, McKarahan and Keen are the
members whose terms expire, though
the latter was only elected to oil n va
cancy last year.
Read the clippings elsewhere show
ing what our neighbors at Stuart, At
lantic, Harlan and other points are do
ing in the way of electric lights, and
then vote for the enterprise In Audi.
bon next Monday.
Rev. II. A. Smith closed series OF
successful meetings at Lone Willow
Saturday night which will result In
seven accessions to the Baptist church
of Audubon. lie is assisting in meet
ings at Carroll this week.
VIM. Burns against whom an injunc-
ton was granted by Judge Macy will
appeal from the decision to the supreme
court. Mr.. Burns AYERS that he has
not dispensed beverages since the en-
actment Of tho Wilson bill.
Harry Crane, an aspiring apprentice
on the Extra Journal force fed his
right hand into the merciless NAV OF q
job press Monday, as a result of which
his fingers aye badly mashed. For
tunately time will heal his wounds.
The citizens of Audubon should be
progressive and vote unanimously in
favor Of the electric light project.
Show to the people Of the state that
Audubon Is as unanimous and pro-
gressive in this az In other matters of
local welfare.
Messrs. w. Burnside and J. A. Nash
are members of the school board whose
terms expire this year. AS to re-elec-
ton we understand these gentlemen
place the service of the public above
personal preferences and are In the
hands of their friends.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres.
byterian church Melted $50 from the
Sooial held ut the residence of Mrs. An.
II. = Stuart last Thursday night. The
u,anu IN tendance enjoyed a rare good
time and the occasion was unanimous.
w. pronounced b, ..'liant success.
Assessor II. w. stearns started out
Monday morning on his annual seur III
Leroy township outside of Audubon
Doc wishes 1t understood that he VIII
put all the dogs above ground on hiS
| list. Persons who have their property
listed will confer favor on the asses
sors.
The supreme court of Iowa has re
versed the case Of Daniel Corbin VS.. w
r. Minchen, and affirmed the case OF
Sarah Y. Dunn vs.. Jas. G. Wolf, boil
aprealed from Audubon district court
The latter is a triumph for w. X. Green
ESD. of the firm of Nash, Phelps 4
Green. whose success In practice before
the supreme court has been uninter
rupted.
The insurance department of thu
Iowa Legion of Honor made q prou'
record during 1890, year peculiar.
trying upon life insurance companies
This company, which operates in low
alone, paid $4,000 in death losses. l
has $500 members, who were insured
last year at the extremely low cost o
so 80 per $1,000. The lodge in Audi
bon numbers thirty-seven members.
Mr.. w. ii. Jones and family have
moved back from Des Moines and vii
occupy residence on South Washing
ton street, and Audubon warmly wei
comes the return of these excellent pee
pie. Mr.. Jones will vigorously manag
the affairs of the Eclipse Grain Meas
urer Co. He is business man OF 81
perior tact and qualifications and til
town and company will profit by his re
turn.
Mr.. C. II. Cross and his son Georg
w. have formed partnership and wi
conduct farm implement warehous
/. \ ,nJar tho firm mama of Cross 81 Sol