Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-07-30

l. Mr.. Arthur Wadsworth, of Grinnell,
was an over Sunday visitor at the resi-
dence of w. Burnside and family.
Mr.. Jno w. Linn and Miss Alfredo
: Ringlieb, from the south part of the
county, were married by justice Brain
ard Monday.
MARKETS. Hogs $500 Cattle S5,25
: Corn 10 c., Oats 81 c., Wheat 20 c., Bar
ley 20 to 40 c., Eggs IL c., Butter &c.
Hay $500 Potatoes 20 C.
Supt. Sabin will lecture in Audubon
on the evening of August 18th. His
lecture "rhe Practical Side of School
Life, " is very highly spoken of by the
press,
The premium list for the Cass
County Fair has been issued from the
Office of the Atlantic Messenger and is
aneat job. The fair will be held Sep
TENDER to 10.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Scott and Mr..
and Mrs, John McFarlane will depart
Saturday evening for visit at the old
home in the Empire State, going by
the way of Detroit.
Mrs. Jno. CoQuillctte arrived Friday
evening from Miller, S. d. to visit her
parents and numerous friends in the
city. From here she will go TO Chicago
to meet her husband.
Artist Harper made n negative of
the graduating class at Elkhorn College
yesterday. 1t is the first class the in.
stitution has graduated, and is com.
posed of five young ladies.
Rev. Clark, of Lewis, delivered an
able sermon at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday morning. In the evening
he addressed a union congregation ut
the same place on temperance.
The last number of the Auiubon
County Teacher has been issued. 1t
has been an Improbable experiment
for the publishers, though they have
continued to make 1t interesting.
Miss Clara ID. Miller, elocutionist, will
give an entertainment ut court house |
hall, Tuesday evening, August 4, under
the auspices of the Methodist Aid
Society. Admission % and Is cents.
Mr. |. w. Baker of the Eagle Cloth
ing House has an immense line of
gents neckties of every style and de.
scription. Everyone can find some
thing to their taste in this large stock.
Mr.. J. A. Wheatley, formerly a pop
ular clerk in Audubon, now of Horton,
Kans,, is spending the week with Aud
ubon friends. He will go to his old
home at Brooklyn the last of the week.
The Cornet Band will give an enter
tainment which they are pleased to
call Midsummer Musical Echoes, on
Monday evening, August 10th. The
best musical talent of Audubon will
appear on the program.
Mrs. w. 0. Anderson is slowly recov.
ering from painful injury received
last week. While leading u horse the
animal gave lunge, throwing her
against pump in such manner as to
rupture blood vessel.
Mr.. John Reinemund's building is
very nearly completed, the cornice hay
ing been put on the first of the week.
1t is n handsome building, and so sub.
stantial that its beauty will be pre-.
served to coming generations.
The Good Templars will give a social
at the Red Mems hall, on Thursday
evening, Aug. q, 1891. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all and pleasant
time insured to those who attend. Ice
cream and cake will be served.
Married-July 80, at 7:3O p. M, at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
Cassidy, Mr.. Sigismund Ulrich and
Mrs. Susan Poole, Rev. r. A. Smith Of.
floating. A small circle of friends |
assembled to witness the ceremony.
Cass county democrats in convention
last Saturday nominated A. Gardner
for representative, Lit Collins for
sheriff, J. b. Jones for treasurer, S. NJ.
Rowley for superintendent. They can
hardly hope to get more than one Office
this year.
Look here farmersl Now Is the |
time to sell your old hens, while they
are 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.
&c. SNYDER Il Co.
The electric light men are at work
wiring residences. Chas. West has the
contract for putting up the poles and
street wires. Mr. Forbes, the foreman,
informs us that they expect to turn on
the lights in about six weeks. They
ought to be in working order for fair
week.
we had intended to wait until all
the townships vera heard from before
reporting the democratic candidates
for treasurer. but have concluded to
give the list herewith subject to adj
ditions. John J, noak, Jas. Il. Forbes,
J. p. Lair, VIM. Hensley and II. S.
Jones.
Comparisons are odious, especially as
especially between the buildings
now in course Of construction in this
city. They are all handsome, and the
varying styles of architecture afford
view which discounts the monotony
which uniform pattern would pre-
sent. They ape all nice and make a
beautiful town.
In that very neat job of printing, the