Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-07-16

was visiting his parents here last week
County politics is quiet. There hay
beenno announcements but there |
much talk of probable and possible can
didates. There is really no hurry abou
: the matter.
Al. Xaner came up from Extra town
ship Monday morning, where he ha'
been visiting for two months with hi
uncle, and is looking much better IL,
will remain in Audubon.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will give lawn socia
bic ut the residence of Mrs. Dr. Brooks
next Tuesday evening, July 2lst. Ice
cream and cake served in the house.
The harvest of small grain is under
way. Binders are already in barley
fields while wheat and oats will soon Dt
ready for the reaper. The acreage OF
small grain is large and the YIELD fail
average.
An Indian base bail nine will meet
the Atlantics on the grounds of the
latter Friday and Saturday. Their,
will also be "hoss trot" on Saturday
and some Audubon sports are thinking
of going down.
Ed Frick came home from Colorado
Springs last Friday and on SATURDAY.
| ,voo nollnJ "a Ebi,oun IA ottapI III,
funeral of his mother. The family ac
companied him.
Mr.. 5. +. Garmire has commenced
the erection of a new house on his Lin
coin farm. His total loss was 81 800
with insurance for 800 only. The
risk was in the Continental, and 1t was
paid promptly.
DR.. G. A. Warner is very successful
in fitting spectacles, 1t is the testimo
ny of physicians that this is properly
the work of one with special practice
and they heartily recommend DR.. War
ner. Consult him.
Some road work ought to be done OF
the hills Immediately north of this
town for the accommodation Of the pea
pie who come here to trade. They are
the hardest hills on the road and could
be graded for q small sum.
The German Lutherans have bought
the lot Immediately opposite on the
south of II. w. IIannas residence and
will erect church edilice this fall
This is good location and will give u
boom to Piety Hill real estate.
Persons with weak eyes should not
neglect them too long, or serious trouble
may ensue. Treat them with well IT.
ting spectacles and the result will be
marvellous, preserving their strength
for future years. Consult Dr. Warner
Mr.. G. G. Written, of Toledo, Iowa,
and president of the Spencer Stone Co.,
the enterprise in which I. +. Musson is
interested, was in the city on business
Monday. They have track laid to the
quarry and have business we'll under
way.
Mayor Armstrong, who with his
family returned from Ohio Friday
evening, says that the campaign is al
ready at white heat in that state, and
thinks the election of Mckinley by u
majority OF twenty thousand already
assured.
Twelve head of cattle belonging to
A. j. Story have recently died with u
disease which has all the appearance
of hydrophoba. There is no knowledge
as to how they became affected though
it is presumed that mad dog passed
through the herd,
Look here, farmers Now is the
time to sell your old hens, while they
are a good price. Remember we want
turkeys, ducks and geese and every
thing in the poultry line; also butter
and eggs. All cash and no trade,
Lie. SNYDER a. Co.
Mr.. Butterton, aged seventy one
years, died at the home of his son,
Fred Butterton, last Saturday after y
prolonged illness. The services were
held at the home Sunday, conducted by
Rev. II. A. Smith, and the remains
were inferred in the family cemetery.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
NJ. +. church will be held next sunday
in the court house. Love feast at 10 q.
m, preaching at II by the pastor, fo.-
lowed by the Sacrament of the Lords
supper. Union services in the evening
at s o'clock. Sermon by Rev. J. ID.
Moore of Atlantic.
II. Ii. Bigelow, and IT, i. Everest, will
be here in few days for the purpose
of making the public acquainted with
the ReCieto IF ReUie,cs, magazine
which fills long felt want and in less
than year has secured a sale of 100000
copies per month; going into all parts
of the English speaking world.
CAROLS base ball team, the +. G. LIS.
has been her pride and her boast, They
have conquered all who met them on
the arena. But on Monday a league
team, the Duluths, stopped at Carroll
for recreation and "a game was arrang-
ed. The score stood 20 too. The +.
G. LIS. made three base hits and one
man got to third base.
Mr.. J. T.. Lair, Of Extra township, 10
in the county seat today touching the
buttons for a democratic nomination
for treasurer Though Mr.. Doak is not
an avowed candidate there are good
many Of the faithful that think no
ought to lie renominated, wherefore
Mr.. Lair will not find ready response
from all the wires.
Small grain in the mile wide track
of the hail storm is totally destroyed,
but corn is not so badly damaged as at