Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02


Nebraska for sale or exchange.
V. +. HORTON.
Loud Rippey is out today after u
protracted tussle with typhoid fever.
His avoirdupois is good deal depleted,
but with good weather he will soon be
to business.
The Webster 4 Cameron Clydesdale
horse, Tom Tit, l,l0S (24SD, will BIO kept
the coming season at John Cameron's
place on section "a, Lincoln township.
Term, $500; foal to stand and suck.
IL is a fact recognized by eminent
physicians that the grip is contagious,
1t is caused by a microbe, specimen
of which u Chicago physician captured
by swinging microscope through the
air.
Hugh Owen came home from bust
ness trip SATURDAY, suffering with fever,
DR.. Holmes, the attending physician,
pronounced the case scarlet fever on
Tuesday. Mr.. Owen is getting along
very well.
The old settlers all know the place
to buy wall paper is at Roberts.
And now comes the season when the
good housewife begins to look around
for some nice wall paper to beautify
the home after the smoke Of the winter
and she finds it Mt Roberts and is so
happy, because 1t is SO cheap.
The good doctors are finding trouble
enough in administering to patients
afflicted with the grip. Remedies do
not have their usual Effectiveness when
administered, and the only recourse the
patient has is to live IL down, II live he
can.
A card elsewhere announces that
Miss Leeper will give instruction In
instrumental music. The young lady
is a niece of Mrs. 5. +. Bailey, is nc
complished in the art she processes ant
will give entire satisfaction wherevel
engaged.
The best soft coal in the market a
the Green BAY Lumber Company.
Mr., +. b. Davis and wife have re
turned from Creston, where Mr., Davis
has been clerking during the past year
He is contemplating the establishment
Of general merchandise business III
himself, though at what point he is moi
yet determined.
Edgar, the five year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. III. Mcclure is suffering
with scarlet fever in mild form. Tn
der the ministrations Of DIR. DBAIott,
the little one Is recovering rs rapidly ~
possible. Don Is likewise undergoing
similar siege.
formulated sugar is being retailed q
tho rate of 10 pounds for 800, and nj
other grades in proportion. This i
one of the fruits of the Mckinley bill
which everybody will appreciate, rs 1
will save to the average family six o
seven dollars year.
TO each purchaser Of dress patterl
valued at 500 or over we shall pre-
sent free of charge, our Perfect Fitting
Basque pattern, made from the famou
Butterick designs, Regular price o
| pattern, 30 cents.
VAN Scoy Il Son,
We commiserate with the ladies win
were denied the pleasure of introducing
that new spring bonnet to the publi
last Sunday, We are likewise disguste'
with the old prophecy that seven rain,
Sundays will follow rainy Easter, ant
shall be delighted if old probabilities i
proven falsiiler.
Mr.. Walter II. Copeland and Mis-
Ephny Statzell were married at tn,
residence of |. l.. Statzell, Esq, in Elk
ira, last Thursday evening, March Goth
Rev. j. w. Morrow officiating. MI
Copeland is a promising young attornc,
of that town and the bride Is q sister o
Attorney Statzell. Avery happy union
VIM. Mehle is sho wing an extensiy,
line OF finely assorted goods for tn,
spring trade IN his merchant tailoring
line. Mr.. Mehle always selects nice pat
terms and reliable goods, which togeth
er with first class work, makes the gar
ments he turns out always satisfactory
some OF tho finest patterns ever shown
in the city may now be seen ut his shop
Mr.. $. ID. Thayer while journeying II
Colorado, was taken i'll at Canyon City
and confined to his bed for severa
days. Under tho advice Of tho attend
ing physician, Mr.. Thayer will resi-
from his very ardurous duties, and will
go 10 Wisconsin before returning L
Audubon to enjoy rest, the noed OF
which seems imperative. Mr.. Weight
on, who was with him, is expected
home soon.
Married, at the beautiful Ross resi-
dence in Cameron township, Tuesday
afternoon, March 3lst Mr.. S. G. Ran
dies to Hattie A. Ross, Rev. Il. Il. llgon
fritz officiating. These parties are S,
well and favorably known in Audubon
county that we need not particulariz,
as to the many noble qualities the,
possess. A large circle of friends unit,
with us in extending congratulations
wishing for them long and happy life
Easter was a rainy, dismal day, ant
the earth was cnwrapped in mantl,
of cloud. Notwithstanding the yer,
disagreeable situation the Easter con
certs at the Methodist and Presbyterian
churches in the evening were fine, ant
reflected much credit upon the teach
ers and pupils. The bright lights, ths
flowers and heartfelt songs of Happy
children were in striking contrast with
the dank darkness that prevailed out
of doors.
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