Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-19
An sizes hard coal at the Green bay

II. n. Carpcr started last night on a
business trip to Henry county.
Rev. Z. +. Ilgenfritz occupied the NJ.
l.. pulpit at Anita last Sunday.
Tho old settlers all know the place
to buy wall paper is at Roberts.
Sunday was a very pleasant forerun.
ner of the spring that is TO come.
The best soft coal in the market Mt
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
Roberts has always led the wall paper
trade, and is prepared to do it again
this year.
l have some well improved farms in
Nebraska for sale or exchange.
V. l.. HORTON.
S. ID. Thayer and John Wcighton de-
parted Tuesday morning on an extend
ed trip to Texas and Old Mexico. They
will associate business with pleasure,
Mesdames Coe, Patton, Carpenter,
Fouch, Yates, and Ives, Miss Lille
Walker and Mr.. Chas. Coe, all of Man
ming, attended the whistling concert
Tuesday evening.
Mr., p, w. Ledyard and family will
move to Nashua next week where Mr..
Ledyard steps into good livery bust
ness. "Phin :" is good fellow and his
removal is regretted.
Hear II. G.. Horr on the tariff ut court
house next Saturday afternoon, and you
will hear one of the best public speak
ers In the nation. lie is II protection
list whom free traders dare not meet on
the stump.
The Audubon Cornet Band was re-
organized Saturday evening with Hugh
Moore as leader and Is. q. Foreman rs
business manager. The summer cam.
paign of picnics and celebrations will
soon be here.
The Botna is out Of its banks. Par.
ties who came to town from the east
yesterday, crossed the stream at
O'Brien on horseback. The current
was swift, crusted with ice, and struck
the horses breast high.
DR.. L. A. IIolenbeck and wife will
move to Morris, ILL.,, next Monday, after
a residence of nine years in Audubon.
The change is made that he may better
manage the affairs of the estate since
the death of his father.
Married, March 18th, 1891, at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. Robert
Parnham by Rev. +. b. Cousins, Mr..
Ingman Sebert o. Nelson, Guthrie coun-
ty and Miss Aloha M. Ward Of West
Branch, Cedar county, Iowa.
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 II at Roberts and is so
happy, because it is so cheap.
Regular meeting of Audubon Chapter
No. ~, Order of Eastern Star occurs
Monday evening March 23rd, 1891. A
full attendance is earnestly desired.
ELLEN A. BROWN,
ED. b. COUSINS, WIN.
Secretary.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie
Coon, Monday, " of regulation weight
and causes a world of rejoicing In that
happy home. 1t should be remembered
that there is premium for the person
who receives this bit Of information
without the exclamation "a new coon
in town.
Mrs. Louis Savage died at Mt. Pleas.
ant and the remains were brought home
for interment. Tho unfortunate woman
was sent to the asylum three years ago,
where she remained until relief came
last week. 1t Is sad end indeed, and
the deepest sympathy of the communi-
ty goes out to the afflicted family.
Farmers who desire to experiment in
raising sugar bcets can get seed free
by addressing jeremiah Rusk, Secretary
OF Agriculture, at Washington. 1t will
be well to try this year, for the industry
Is going to develop rapidly, and " will
be profitable TO know just what can be
accomplished in Audubon county.
J. W. b. Cole was escorted to Council
Bluffs Monday by Deputy u. S. Marshal
to answer to the charge Of having sold
liquors without government license
Mr.. Cole returned Tuesday evening
and stated that lie showed the authori
ties license issued to the Anheuser,
Busch Brewing Co., and was released
w. b. Jordan now of Clinton, Iowa
formerly of Atlantic, just sold and de,
liyercd to Chas. Van Gorler, Esq, Of
Audubon, a line steinway Parlor Grand
Piano. Mr.. Van Gorder now has one
OF the finest pianos In the state. Ifyou
want first class piano Jordan will fur.
nish it. You drop him card at Gin.
ton.
John Gray and wife of Extra attend.
ed the corn festival and whistiing con.
cert last night. Mr.. Gray's enjoyment
was marred when rain began falling
as he remembered that the spout to
the cistern was turned of. lie aflirms
that 1t had not rained before since he
put in his 1875 barrel cistern last sum,
mer,
An audience will tolerate any short
coming with better grace than delays
beyound the hour advertised for the
commencement of performance. That
together with the ear-splitting cat.calls
and screeches Of hondlpm impersona:
tors Is liable to detract from attendance
If not cause long suffering public to
rise and object, vigorously.
Hon. T. J. Caldwell, of Adel, was
married in Tampa, Florida, March 10th,
to Miss Ella N. Garoutte. 1t will thus
be seen that the Doctors southern trip
has been one OF unusual pleasure and
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