Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-06-18

Miss Maggie Gleason is home from
Iowa City.
District court convened Monday and
is grinding on equity cases.
Mifs Emma Norris will close school
in the Burkey district tomorrow.
A small stable for sale; new. viii
sell cheap. Inquire of L. +. Fales.
L. b. Mcclure and wife, of Lake City,
arc guests of the writer and family.
DC. Abrams bought the L. r. Crane
residence on Hubbard Row for 500,
Mrs. Boatright, of Van Meter, visit
ed over Sunday with her sister, Mrs. G.
\. Hanna.
John Cobean arrived home from
Vinton last Saturday, in company with
the fire boys.
Mrs. +. III. Adams was critically i'll
from Friday until Monday, but is now
convalescing.
"Dot Lectle German Band" from
Germany discoursed good music on our
streets today.
John Weighton was at Iowa City
over Sunday visiting his aunt, Miss
Jane Weighton.
Helen Myers will go to Montezuma
Saturday, to spend the summer with
her grandparents.
Mrs. w. S. Bell, of Dcs Moines, is the
guest of Mrs. IL. w. Wilson and other
friends in the city.
Mr.. c. II. Cross has been appointed
aid-de-camp ON the staff of the State
Commander, &. A. II.
Mr.. f. Q. Jackson was up from At
lantic the first of the week looking
after business matters.
Miss Emma Milford went to Stuart
Monday whore she will visit a couple
of weeks with her grandparents.
A few thoroughbred Short Horn
ycarling bulls for sale.
L. Z. BRADLEY.
Mrs. George Keen returned Monday
evening from Des Moines, where she
has been attending Advent camp meet
ing.
Will ID. Forbes and wife and babies,
drove to Carroll Sunday, going from
there to Jefferson and other points to
visit.
Drayman p. |. Drury's dray was
pretty badly twisted in runaway
which his team INDUCED in Monday
afternoon.
The regular meeting of Audubon
chapter, No. 70, o. Il. $. occurs next
Monday evening, June %. A full at
tendance is deshed.
Mary, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ii. Rollins, of Extra, had the
misfortune to fall and break her arm
Just below the elbow Monday.
Chas. Hensley, of the Audubon Coun-
ty Bank, returned Tuesday evening
from a weeks vacation, during which
he visited Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Chas. Lawrence, the Monitor man
from Manning, attended the jollitica-
ton here Saturday, remaining over
Sunday, the guest of ID. II. Walker and
family.
Mr.. VII. Jones has been suffering
intensely for a week from tleck OF
steel which lodged in his eye while mt
work in the shops of the Eclipse Grain
Nleasurer Company.
While driving down the grade into
the cellar now being dug for Jno. +.
Consigny Isaac Layland was thrown
onto wagon wheel, which caused very
painful and dangerous kidney trouble.
Sherman Wright returned home from
Cedar Falls, where he has been attend
ing school, last week. lie has photo
yrayh of teachers and pupils, in all
about 400, which is the best Of a large
group we have ever seen.
Paul Maclean, of the Atlantic 3ete-
Jydph, has gone to indianapolis to as
sumo business Management of the
Wheel Journal. j. ii. Wiley, late of
he Messenger now has charge of the
editorial department of the Telegraph.
Mr.. +. w. Dean, of Des Moines, and
Mr.. Murray Dean, Of Omaha, respect
yely the father and brother of Mrs. f.
Il. Adams, were called here the latter
,art OF last week by the critical Illness
If that lady. They returned home |
Asmus BOyson is pushing his land
business, and presents an advertisement
u this issue He is certainly doing a
afe and equitable business for he of.
ers to pay to parties who bought land
# him in 1883 thirty per cent for mon
y invested.
Frank Fisk and wife returned Friday
rom fishing expedition at Wall Lake.
frank used only polite language and
vas therefore successful in securing a
zig string. He says the banks of the
AXE are odorous with the over abuGd-
nee of the finny tribe.
The Milwaukee wreck near Coon
Rapids Tuesday night caused two IA
alities, while twenty-one were injured.
dagos obstructed the track,
they ought to meet with summary jus,
ice, whether naturaiized or alien, and
Blaine would fix Rudini.
Mr.. Lee Hudler presented us with a
mess of new potatoes Tues
lay. They are OF o new variety,