Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-12


Frank Z. Bradley is transacting bust.
ness in Sioux City this week.
The best soft coal In the market at
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
Miss Lizzie Wanz, an attache of the
Park Hotel, is sick with erysipelas.
Miss Ella Helm of Avoca is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Jno, +. Consigny.
Mrs. VIM. Come is very sick at the
home of her sister, Mrs. John Mullen.
Mrs. l.. ID. Phelps has been very sick
a portion of the week but is better to-
day.
The Methodist choir will give war
concert on the evening of Memorial
Day.
Mr.. III. 5. Foulk started yesterday on
n trading expedition to Cedar county,
Nebr.
Samuel Minser has been visiting with
his numerous friends in town several
days this week.
have some well improved farms in
Nebraska for sale or exchange.
We HORROR.
G. d. Russell returned yesterday
morning from a business trip to Chicago
and a visit to his old home at Stoughton,
Wis.
Jno. 4. Nash went to Hot Springs,
Ark, yesterday To be absent bout two
weeks. lie goes for the benefit of his
health.
Rev. Dickinson will occupy the par
sonagc this week. Frank Bradley and
Mr.. Bilderback will secure new loca.
tons by the change,
DIR. Lass will discontinue the practice
of medicine, owing to the fact that his
health is suffering through exposure
and night riding. lie will seek loca,
ton for a drug store.
Representative Of various electric
light systems are making life protract'
ed engagement for the city council
These gentlemen will be well informed
upon the subject before making de,
cision.
A good mother in Israel who lives In
Extra, stated in meeting her gratitude
for having been successful IN her efforts
to dehorn the church. II was learned
that she had suppressed the worldly
cornet in the choir,
A verbal contract has been made foi
the sale of win ID. Forbes Banner gro,
Gerry to j. Burdick and Mr.. Preston,
the latter from VIllisca. The transfer
will take place next Mondly. Mr.
Forbes will remain In Audubon.
John Reinemund has bought the two
lots north of VIM. Cloughly's property
On Tracy street, ami will move the front
portion of his store there and tit it up
for dwelling. A new brick store
building will go up on the old site.
The McGinty's Troubles Co. passed
through Audubon Monday enroute
from Carroll TO Atlantic, According
to the reports Audubon isn't suffering
because of the short visit. There are Il
great many inferior companies on the
road,
Jas. II. Pound is putting up n fine
pony phaeton for John Reinemund
No better yOhlcles aFe put w on earth
than Mr.. Pound makes. lie talks bust
ness TO the people through the medium
of an advertisement elsewhere In this
issue.
For the State Encampment G. A. II.
to be held at Dubuque, April 18th tC
10th, the G. NJ. & st. i. R'y., will sci
excursion tickets to Dubuque or Farley
at one fare for the round trip. Tickets
will be sold April 18th to 18th inplusiy,
good to return until April 18th.
Van Scoy & Son, Fred Vermilya, J
r. Pound and j.. q. Jackson are new
advertisers who talk business TO tn,
people through our columns this week
1t goes without saying that business
men who thus invite public attention
have something unusual to offer.
1t is learned that Chas. IIdllock wa
not member Of the mob when he re
ceiyed the wound ut Salida, Colo. II,
was on the opposite side of the stree
and in no wise associated with the mob
These facts are learned through lette
from Mrs. liallock to her aunt In Oak
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Beason ant
daughters Edith and Ollie were guest
Of Recorder Beason and family owe
Sunday. Tho frat mentioned gentle
man has sold his farm near Anita TO
$4,000, and goes with his family l.
Ogden. Utah to take up permanent
residence,
There were 2i7 votes cast ut TIN
school election Monday. Jno. A. Mas
received 1863 votes; w. Burnside 15i
Jno. G. Bonwell IS and Il. &. Vanden
burgh SO. Two names being on eac
ticket a half vote was lost some wher
in tho count. Messrs, Nash and Burn
side were re elected. The board meet
next Monday evening.
Mr., and Mrs Horton, living just ives
of Brayton, ana the parents OF V. L
Horton, Esq, have been suffering wit
diphtheria. They are aged respectivel
GS and 60, and form an undisputabl
Example of the fact that the disease oG
casionally attacks adults. However
the disease has not been in its severes
forms, and the aged people are now re
covering.
The first issue of the South Bend
Wash, Herqid has been received. II /
published weekly by the South Ben,
Publishing Co., Frank ID. Allen, mana
ger. A seven column folio, it is neatl,
printed and chock full of good word
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