Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-12-10

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eggs 2lc.
The presidents message was deliver
ed In congress yesterday. Like Pfesi-
. dent Harrison's former productions it
is strong and able document, which
tho people win study with interest.
We present 1t in supplement form to-
day.
MIR. Peter Kibler, father of Charles,
Aaron and Geo. l<ibler, died at his late
home in Dunlap last Tuesday, Of la
grippe, in his eighty seventh year. The
remains We're brought to Audubon yes
terday, and inferred in Maple Grove
cemetery at | a. m. today. IN obitu-
airy will appear next week.
III. i. Wilson, section 5, Greeley, viii
sell at public sale on Tuesday, neeem-
Der 18th, at 10 a. m, one span of horses
u span of mules, two cows, three year.
ling heifers, ifty shoats, fourteen tons
Of hay, vehicles, implements, etc, cts.
A years time without interest Il pail
when due on sums over 80, WA, MAI
Tory, auctioneer,
This year has been one Of great pros
perity to Audubon county people, Crops
have been bountiful, and generally were
well harvested. Prices have been above
the average, so that remuneration Inns
been liberal and the people have money.
Under these circumstances large COM
mercial trade may be confidently OK.
pected. In holiday goods such trade
Is already assured, and in other lines
the trade Is well under way, though
late corn has held the attention OF many
farmers, A substantial and brisk cash
trade may be confidently expected from
and after the goth inst.
Miss Cecilia Soar was happily sur
prised Tuesday evening by visit from
u company of friends, who came unsn:
nounccd, Music and progressive smeh
furnished pleasing entertainment fer
the happy company, which consisted of
the following prominent young people:
The Misses Mary Musson, Doll KEN.
nedy, Iowa Moore, Eva James, Alec
Walker, Lillian Walker Georgia Nc
Twain, Beulah soar, Kate Osborn, and
Mcssra, Fred RuthWeg, Ed Bilharz, I'd
lloaSan, I'D Dickinson, John Davis, eco.
Davis, MIR, Porter, Geo, Cross Chas.
llgnsley.
Tho annual tax sale occurred 40 tho
court house Monday and il was very
creditabie as showing tho prevailing
prosperity IN the county, IN that Il was
comparatively saal The list was
small in its Ilrst publication, while the
obligations We're gradually met until on
The day of sale there was nothing to ho
offered in Melville township or IN Lee
roy township outside Of Audubon, and
there were left but two sales Ia Gamer.
on three In Viola and three in Greeley.
Tho total number OF sales was ne,
while in 1890 1t was IA. This record
FOR the two years indicates II very sat.
istactory condition OF affairs In Audi.
bon county, and that our thrifty people
are withal very prosperous. The total
amount received was 1906 So
The marriage OF Mr.. w. A. Mills ana
Miss Lizzie Ialler NJ the home Of Tie
brides parents in Coon Rapids was u
very happy occasion, uniting the lives
of two very worthy young people. A.
select company Of intimate friends was
present to witness the ceremony, and
the high regard in which the couple ID
held was testified by anumber Of choice
and useful presents, while Other tokens
awaited their arrival in Sioux City, tho
gift Of warm friends there. Mr.. Mills
Is u commercial man travelling wcst
from Sioux city. As Miss Zeller tho
lady has held aposition sstcnographer,
In which capacity she will continue IA
Mrs. Mills Size has been one of Audi.
bon county's most respected daughters,
aud her many friends win wish for her
and her worthy husband happy and
prosperous future,
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