Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-08-27

Paul Ballman went to Chicago Mon.
day.
Loud Rippey is rusticating about the
Blue Grass palace.
Mr., and Mrs, Nat McFadden went to
Leighton Tuesday.
Geo. Gray is attending the races at
Independence,
Mrs. Amanda Wright went to Nc.
Pherson, Kans, Tuesday.
Mr.. Forbes, of the electric light force
fell twenty-five feet from poplar tree
in J, L, Consignys yard, Monday, strik.
ing on his head and shoulders, without
injury.
DIR. Warner concluded his engage
ment here last Saturday and left for
Mt, Vernon. The Doctor Is scientific
and conscientious optician, and con-
tributed much to tho comfort Of the
people Of Audubon. We arc glad to
recommend him to the people of what
ever localities he may choose TO work
In.
The Audubon merchants who have
been In Chicago, state that the demands
upon the wholesale houses were never
so great rs this year. Merchants are
there from Kansas, Nebraska and the
Dakotas, buying immense stocks, and
indicating that the people will be able
to buy. This evidence of general pros.
perity is very gratifying, especially MS
regards the states which have been la
boring under disadvantages.
Miss Ono S. Yaggy who has been
spending few weeks with her parents
here will start upon her return to Chi
cago Saturday evening to continue the
culture of her voice. She will stop at
Cedar Rapids, to assist in musical con.
cert at that place on September LIST,
We feel no hesitancy In saying that the
expectations of the most critical ear
will be happily surprised and all highly
entertained as Miss Yaggy has but few
equals.
The National Trotting Association,
under the rules of which the Audubon
county fair management will conduct
the races, require that the track meas
urement be reported annually. Sur.
nj h. trp nIy lna ID
Friday and found IL III feet in excess
OF mile. The "hoss" authorities were
much surprised and demanded a re-
measurement but the result was the
same. On this count some local horses
will lower their records considerable.
Il. Bilharz & Son announce their new
business move this week. Mr.. Il. Bill.
harz is an Audubon pioneer, and known
to all our readers as a reliable and sue
cessful business man. Ed, the new
member of the firm, Is a young man
who has recently completed thorough
business course in college, and being
both genial and accommodating, will
certainly win success. They occupy
the new double store, first and second
floors, with fine stock Of general mer-
chandise. Go in and see the store and
goods. 1t is one of the substantial
business plants Of our thriving city.
In this issue appears the announce
ment Of Amos Teakle, of Douglas town
ship, as a candidate for the republican
nomination for county treasurer. Mr..
Teakle is one of the very best Of Audi
bon county farmers, and as republi-
can has always been found In the ranks
working for the interests of the party
and the people. AS a citizen his char
acter is above reproach, while his bust
ness record is such that all have conf,
dence In his ability. In Mr.. Teakle the
qualifications necessary for the trans
action of public business are combined.
His candidacy will be fayorably con.
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