Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-12-10

Roberts and Santa Claus FOR holida
goods.
/ No one sells holiday goods cheare
than Roberts.
All kinds of feathers for sale at l..
Snyder Il Cos.
See the change in l. James displa,
advertisement.
win Doak was down town for tn,
first time today.
All sizes hard coal at the Green Bay
Lumber Company.
| have some we'll improved farms in
Nebraska for sale or exchange.
V. L. HORTON.
l. James was quite sick the first of
the week, but is again attending to
business,
Fer the best grades Of lumber at the
lowest living prices, SO to Weighton's
lumber yard.
Mr.. j. G. Smith was IN Audubon
Monday perfecting the title to his Au-
dubon township lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon2o lIerrick went to
Lake Geneva, Wis, Tuesday, to spend
the winter with friends.
A few thoroughbred Short Horn
yearllng balls for sale.
Il, T.. BRADLEY.
Frank Miller found forty bushels OF
corn in each acre that he husked. Truly
corn was a great crop this year.
Get our prices on lumber before buy.
ing, We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
L, Nj. Titball, of Stuart is icon" on
the Audubon branch while Jack Lemon
is looking over his Dakota ranch.
Andrew Gusteson, who has been
working the Frick farm, moved with
his family to Des Moines today.
Chauncey Gardner was among the
first to finish corn husking and he re.
ports u yield of forty bushels per acre
County Auditor Rees has sent the
Sioux City Journal n nice write up OF
Audubon county for its great New
Year edition. re,
Electrician Freeman Is very accom-
modating in turning on the electric
lights ut an early hour, varying the time
as the day demands.
Postmaster Cousins went TO Coon
Rapids Tuesday evening to perform the
ceremony which joined the lives of Miss
Lizzie Zeller and Mr.. w. A. Mills.
Farmers consult your own interests
and sell your poultry now before the
big fall rush when 1t will be much
cheaper. l.. G. SNYDER n Co.
Mike Herman, the skillful driver of
fleet horses, came down from Defiance
yesterday, and has engaged with Benz,
Sim usoa to track Copper Glance and
others If his promising colts.
Dr. Mill,>r was the victim Of another
smash-up am runaway down In Sharon
last Thursday, tie third since his loca-
tionhcre. Personally the Doctor comes
out of these mishaps very fortunately,
Mr.. G. w. Preston's father came up
from Villisca Tuesday to join the very
pleasant family reunion now holding
the boards at G. VS.. new home In the
southern suburbs.
The democratic majority In Carroll
was one more in 81 than In 80, 80 that
Charlie Lawrence in making this one
vote and carrying Manning for Bradley
cut something of figure after all.
Before selecting presents for your
friends call at w. II, O'Connell's jewel
ry store and see the new and novel de-
signs in silvcrwarc. Appropriate, use
ful and substantial articles will be
found.
The Pope Manufacturing Co, Of Dos
ton, is first in the presentation of n
handsome daily calendar for 1892. The
Rock Island Route furnishes u con.
spicuous wall ornament and monthly
calendar.
An extensive line Of silycrwarc has
just been received mt W. III. O'Connell's.
In the new stock will be found new and
novel designs in articles handsomely
for holiday gifts, and whicl
are sure to please.
VIM. G. Cameron has improved some.
what since last Monday, and If the gain
Is maintained for few days IL IL
thought that he will be able TO undergo
the surgical operation which alone can
bring permanent improvement.
J. A. Oyerholtzer has let the contract
for his new brick building on Broad
way to Lynch q Ping. The Citizens
Bank building will also be put up in
the early spring, which with other pro-
jects promise lively building season.
The ladies of the NJ. l.. church will
serve supper in the basement o. the
church Thursday December 18th, from
5 till 7. Oysters and lee cream in the
evening. Proceeds to go on the debt of
the church. All are cordially invited.
Miss Bertha llibbs Ia now alone in
the dressmaking business in the parlors
over Russell & Sons. She invites all
the patrons of the Old firm TO visit her,
and new ones as well, gu rantceing u
perfect lit and complete satisfaction
with every garment.
Mrs. Viola Dutti is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. S.nborn. From
here she goes to Minneapolis to spend
the winter with her aunt, Mrs. ii. G.
Paul, who was the first school teacher
in Audubon. Later Mrs. Dutt will join
her husband In Missouri.
DR.. Howard ID. Miller went to Des
Moines last Saturday, and will return
tomorrow. lie was the groom's best
man IN ibo elaborate ,yobdi N ~ oarap,opy