Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-09-10

All sizes hard coal ut the Green Ba
Lumber Company.
VIM. Burns is doing the Manning
fair with his running horse.
Di!lard Alexander won first none
in the 2:35 trotting class at Atlanti
yesterday,
Mrs. r. Il. Bell was called to Eldorj
last week to attend the funeral of he
s.ep.fathcr. She returned the first o
the week, accompanied by her mother
Mrs. c, $. raggart.
Mrs. Chas. II. Rollins accompanie,
by her daughter Mary, was up from
Extra yesterday visiting the family %
b. +. Kennedy and other friends.
See change in Il. Bilharz Il Sons nd
yertisement, the new display for |. W
Baker and VIM. Mehle, and DIR, J. +
Clark's professional card In this issue
The Ladies Aid Society of Lincoln
township, will give u musical entertain
ment September 10th, ut the school
house No. Z, Lincoln township. Ad-
mittance Is cents for adults.
Rev. A. J. Burnett will deliver lee.
ture at the Presbyterian church next
Tuesday evening, September 18th.
Subject: The American Sabbath and
Her Foes. Admission free.
The failure to run special trains to
the Cass county fair was n great disap.
pointment to many who desired to ut.
tend. Those who went down yesterday
did not arrive there until nearly p, m.
Chas. l.. Tramp returned Monday
from Bloomington, ILL.,, where he had
been called to attend the funeral of his
mother In law, Mrs. Ernstine Damaskc,
lie remained few days to visit with
his mother and sister.
The beautiful lots on the summit
of Audubon's eastern suburbs, and |
owned by w. II. Jones, are offered for
sale at very reasonable price, They |
are Immediately west of Attorney |
Green's residence and form one Of the
most desirable building sites In the city.
Three good lots are offered In this sale,
md any one contemplating purchase
either for building or investment will
10 well to see him.
Word comes from Kimballton that
alleged copies of Gov, Boies speech are
being profusely circulated thereabouts
with the objectionable features omitted.
The speech now circulated is rs revised
md revamped by the state central com
nittee. Elsewhere in this issue will
DC found the governors remarks rs to
he unsuccessful efforts Of Iowa people.
The committee might better suppress
,r deny the entire harangue than to cir.
,ulate II with COMMISSIONS. These
omissions confess its faults.
The ladies of the Woman's Christian
Union will be In attend
lnce at their cottage upon the fair
grounds during fair week where they
will cordially welcome all whom may
all. Their cottage will be completed
md comfortable where ladies and child
en- will find place of rest and shelter.
The purpose Of this society is to have
permanent headquarters where they
nay assist by their presence In making
he feature of the fair pleasant as well
IS profitable one. No pains have
,een spared to interest the ladies of the
ounty. Ladies let us make the ladies
department. Of the fair one to be proud
#. Our aim is to raise funds to floor
nd paint our building. Con-.
Northern Nebraska is enjoying great
and abundant crops this
ear. In both small grain and corn the
iold Is enorm GUS, and quite equal on
he average to that of Iowa. 1t is thus
that that section is all
ght and richly rcpays the labor of the I
len who hold on through the tug which {
iust come to all pioneers. Nothing ,
Duld be prettier or show greater wealth {
nan Elkhorn Valley at this time, and {
S people are reaping rich harvest, S
he development Of the sugar beet in |
ustry has added very profitable di
ersity to farming, the immense plants S
Grand Island and Norfolk creating Il
q eat demand at good prices. An {
.her year the acreage will be largely a
creased. q
Postmaster Cousins visited the post il
ices at Gray and Ross Monday and p
Viola Center yesterday in fulfllment v
a request recently made by the Post Fl
aster General that the postmaster at 6
lch county seat visit all other postal t.
atoms in the county to confer with a
Ie officials. These visits are not in 5,
Ie nature of inspection, but rather for Il
! interchange of ideas and experiences il
I'd to help each other in business /,
ay as any other class Of business men t
light do, The practice cannot be other il
ian OF benefit to the officials as is an {
,change of ideas with any class of $
lsiness men, So far as the county a
at postmasters are concerned they C
axe these visits purely as pleasure ex- q
lrsions, as they are informed that f
Iere is no appropriation to pay for the a
ork, +