Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-06-25


ny of physicians that this is properly
the work of one with special practice
and they heartily recommend DR., War
ner. Consult him.
Persons with weak eyes should not
neglect them too long, or serious trouble
may ensue. Treat them with well fit
ting spectacles and the result will be
marvellous, preserving their strength
for future years. Consult DR.. Warner.
The wet weather has materially de-
lGyed work in the corn fields, and farm
ers will not be able to celebrate the
fourth with that satisfaction which
comes from having the corn all p.owed.
Warm weather with little rain is need.
ed to forward the corn crop,
In the list of presents for the Smith.
Foster wedding last week mistake
occurred in that the name of IL. w.
Hanna appeared in the place Of &. A.
Hanna. The names of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. l.. Freeman were omitted from the
list of donors of parlorset.
! Upon information filed before JUS
tice Brainard, warrants were issued and
Sheriff Armstrong secured several
cases of beer and some whisky in the
hands of parties who have been UNI
comfortably entangled in the meshes OF
the prohibitory law for several months.
For the Chautauqua Assembly to be
held at Council Bluffs, the G. Nj. & s. II,
railway viii sell excursion tickets at
one fare and q third ON the following
dates: july 3, good to return until
July Z; July II, good to return until
July II; July Is, good to return July 2l.
Mr.. ]. i. Bencke, who has been in
Sioux City for three years, has returned
to Audubon and opened merchant
tailoring establishment having secured
apartments in John OTIS shoe store.
Mr.. Beneke ia u good and reliable
workman. His family arrived Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. Samuel Pray, of Minneapolis,
has been visiting for a week with nu.
mcrous old friends in Audubon. Mr..
Pray was n resident here in early days
and is delighted with the city's growth.
lie has prospered likewise in his new
home, having by iudicious real estate
investments realized big benefits.
Ed Bilhartz and Eva James, George
Cross and Katie Osborn, John Davis
and Jennie Dawson, Lew Yaggy and
Doll Kennedy, Pearl Roberts and Jessie
Talbot, John Miller and Ethel Walker
attended church at Elkhorn and visited
the Danish College last Sunday. They
were very cordially received and enter
tanned.
Mr.. w. Sheets is buying stock for
John Wagner, Of Ross, ut the North
Western yards in Audubon. They re
specially invite all parties having
stock for sale to cali on them and get
prices before selling. They propose to
pay the highest price the market will
permit, and will be pleased to give you
prices at all times.
The farmers were too busy in the
corn field to give King & Franklin the
the audience they deserved last Wednes.
day. The show was simply circus
performance, but where every adyer-
tiscd feature is u sacred pledge" as IN
this case, one can only regret that there
were SO many features advertised. But
every body got quarters worth.
Mrs. LOIS G.. Stuart is building two
fine stone structures on the lots adioin-
ing her elegant brick home. When
completed these properties will consti.
tute the finest residence property in the
city, representing by numerous thous-
ands, the largest outlay of money. The
enterprise is giving a great deal OF
labor to workingman at good wages,
and is therefore benefit to everybody.
Mr.. r. +. Musson returned from Chi
cago the other day where he has been
perfecting the incorporation .of COM
pany to operate stone quarry on his
Dakota farm. The capital stock is
100000, held by some of the best known
fnauciers of Iowa and Illinois. The
QUAR- = is one and q half miles from a
town, and operations in the quarry and
on track from the railroad to it have
already been commenced. 1t is alto.
gether probable that Mr.. Musson will
realize handsomely from this invest
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. u. Funk, will attend
the Council Bluffs and Omaha Chau'
tauqua assembly which conyenes at
Council Bluffs July LIST and continues
to the 2lst The handsome grounds
and buildings together with the ample
accommodations make this an ideal
place to pass the summer vacation,
while the program includes entertain.
ment for the mind. Many speakers of
national reputation will be there in
Guiding John }. ingalls,, "the Kansas
wasp whe will lecture on the 10th
proximo, on "The Problem of our Sec.
ond Century"
In laying the corner stone for the
new NJ. T.. church last Thursday even
ing, the church records and citypapers
were given place within that endur-
ing monument. by this action the
mind is directed to that time in the in
definite and uncertain future when the
building shall be torn down. If the
building shall be preserved from des-
truetion by storm or fire, and only re-
moved at the end of its usefulness, who
viii be there TO recognizes the names
these records bear? Perhaps the men
49, y young, OF boys, will be there de-
~, and gray, TO talkof Audubon and
up ~, :. in 1891, and perhaps there
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