Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-01-08
Joe Gaylord is at work for Aikman

We are glad to know that John Ken
nedy is getting better,
| Con Kennedy is expected home from
Columbus, Nebr., tomorrow.
Mr.. Thos. Musson returned today
from business trip to Dakota.
Cedar fence posts of all kinds and
prices at Weighton's lumber yard.
Seth Paine has sold half interest in
his hardware store to his long time and
trusted employee, George Hoover. 1t is
a good firm.
Sheriff VIM. 5. Armstrong is very
sick with intermittent fever, and
Deputy George Ellis has all the duties
and obligations of high sheriff on his
hands.
Mr.. b. f, Howald is recovering from
his tedious illness, though not well by
| any means, and viii not resume his Wig
orous business routine until about
March LIST.
Mr.. Thos. Cochran offers his fine
farm in Douglas township for sale, 1t
is good property, and persons desir'
ing to purchase will do well to inter
view Mr.. Cochran.
The public schools opened Monday
with good attendance, They will close
for theyear the evening before Me.
mortal Day. We expect that high
school correspondent will be appointed
soon.
DR.. Il. j. Caldwell, senator from this
district, departs from his Adel home
this week for protracted journey
through the south. His constituents
hereabouts will wish him q pleasant
journey.
Mr.. J. S. Fisher has moved his har-
hess shop from Gray to Carroll, and
Mr.. S. ID. Scoville goes with him. They
are good workmen, reliable gentlemen,
and ought to do good business in that
big town.
John Norris started Tuesday morn
ing for Mobiles county, Mimi, to dis
pose of car load of horses. He was
accompanied by VIM. Spencer, Jas.
Forbes and several others who so on
prospecting tour.
AL Richards, the well known artist
and musician, has secured "A position rs
sign writer at Tacoma, Washington, at
$50 per week. AL has many friends in
Audubon who will regret his removal
though glad of his good fortune.
have good farm of 100 acres in
Nebraska, that will trade for real.es
tate or town property in this county
Have seen the land and can recommend
it as being a good and desirable farm.
CHAs. VAN GoRDER.
Great Propeet ii. U. Funk and wife
were in Atlantic Monday night, the
former officiating in the installation of
the chiefs of Atlantic Red Mems Lodge.
A grand banquet followed. The visit
ors speak appreciatiyely of their enter
tainment
The Audubon County Agricultural
Society has received $500 from the state
association and now has in the treasury
S229.l6. There is no indebtedness to
hamper the association another year, y
very satisfactory condition In which all
will rejoice.
The week of prayer is being observed |
in this city by union services, meeting
in the various ediices alternately. All
of the pastors are interested but Rev.
Smith of the Baptist church, who is
conducting a series at Lone Willow
school house.
Attorney Hubbard, of Coon Rapids,
was before the district court yesterday
and secured for Fletcher Wilson q di-
vorce from Lizzie Wilson, on the
ground of dssertion. Wilson was so
delighted with the decree that there are
suspicious of sequel.
The Board of Supervisors went down
to the poor house Tuesday and after
careful examination accepted the new
poor house from the contractor, Grant
Reeves. The painting is not completed
yet, and the board withheld $400 until
such time as that shall be finished.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
hold cob web social at the residence
of Mrs. G. b. Russell on Friday even
ing, January 10th. The novelty of a
cob web social is delightful to all who
attend, and in the program for this &C.
casion all will be entertained. Every |
body is invited,
A. ii. Roberts is the only place
to buy The Peoples Fayorite Remedies,
the only sure cure for Rheumatism,
Kidney and Liver Diseases, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Dyspepsia and Stomach
trouble. Save your money and buy
remedies that will cure you after all
Others have failed.
About thirty indians are camped in
Merril's Grove on the western line of
the county. These noble natives are
living upon the best seed corn which
tHC Va thhb oCttioh bayiuR.
Neither are they averse to appropriat-
ing hogs and whatever may contribute
to their comfort and support.
Ex-recorder A, L. Viewer will not en-
gage in business until spring and Is un-
decided as to what he will engage in
then. He has been good public Off
Ger, accommodating and leaves clean
records. All will hope that whatever
his business engagements are that he
will remain with his excellent family
in Audubon.
There are many complaints of the
conduct of young men and boys at the
churcher on Sunday evenings, because
of the manner in which they disturb
the services and thus annoy others,
Such conduct is disgraceful, and unless
stonnpd Immediately one or more OF