Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-30
WANTED. Thirty-iive head of cattle
to pasture. Gates open May LIST.
TuoS III MoORF

TuoS II. Moore.
I Mrs. Steere will soon erect very nice
monument over the grave of her late
husband, Il. A. Steere. 1t is from the
shop of +. l.. Wheeler.
The job of moving Reinemunds old
store with its stock Of hardware has
been heavy one but it was neatly &C.
complished by Baker & Baxter,
The residence of n. p. Christensen
south of the school house is very nearly
completed. 1t is on the cottage plan,
commodious and very nicely finished
1t is a safe estimate to say that the
aggregate of building in Audubon Tor
1891 will exceed that of last year, and
1890 was year of unprecedented pros.
perity.
A bird lloated into Paine 4 ilooyer's
store the other morning and took up
headquarters for the day. II was no
doubt attracted by Seth's seductive
whistle.
Editor S, +. Thompson drove Afty.tiye
miles from his MasSena home to visit
old Audubon county friends saturday,
He drove the bob-tail bays and came
a-ilying.
Arbor Day was not observed BY the
Audubon schools. Prof. Hawk regards
IL rs useless to plant more trees until
better care is given those already on
the ground,
J. w. Rosenberg will soon commence
the erection of u residence on his lots
just east of +. $. Watts property. lie
is only waiting until he can get mechan-
les to do the work.
EX-Auditor Rendleman Is about to
establish Kelley institute in some of
the western cities. These institutes
are boon to the afflicted and a bonan-
"a to the proprlctors
LOST. On the road east from Audi,
bon, about the 18TH, Il diary containing
n promisSory note given to Frank Fast,
Finder will be reasonably rewarded for
returning sane to JOIN CONWAY.
The state hrrmen's tournament ia to
be held nj Cedar Rapids June9i3. Au.
dUbon win be in it, but tho boys viii
meet strong competition. Give them
good backing and god send off,
TO each purchaser Of dress pattern
valued at $500 or over We shall pre-,
sent, free OF charge, our Perfect Fitting
Basque pattern, made from the famous
Butterick designs. Regular price OF
pattern, 80 cents.
VAN SCoY & Son.
Mr. \, Gaylord, of Shenandoah, a
brother.in-iaw OF Mrs, Chas. Prather, Is
talking of locating in Audubon, being
, very much pleased with the town. The
family will be cordially welcomed.
Work on the postofice building has
been delayed because rock was not fur
nished according to contract but bust
ness was resumed Monday morning
and the building will be pushed TO early
completion.
Pastures are looking bright and u8u
ally have a good crop. TO the animals
that have been lunchiIg on lifteen.dol
lar a-ton-hay the new grass is welcome
to say nothing of the men who have
been buying the hay.
|
Mrs. G. G. Campbell, of Omaha is Wis
iting the family of her uncle, Il. i
70 HOwald, and many fr.eads In Audubon
l Upon her return they will move Il
York, Nebr, where Mr. Campbell vii
r engage i'll the loan business.
! TIE REPUBLICAN was negligent las
week in falling to note the W. c. 7. L
, concert. 1t was Il fine entertainment
\ and very creditable TO the management
and all participants. The society clear
p ed about 800 by the enterprise.
y j. Nal Bryan is engaged in painting
nine school houses in Ilamlin township
1t is q large job but will be honestl.
. done by the veteran artist. Mex is
working by the job and will not indulge
in the seista until all are finished.
! Mr.. II. W Cripple has returned From
a very successful trip in the Interests
q of the Eclipse Grain Measurer Co. Th'
machines sell on sight, and their order
are already 50 numerous that the fac
tory will be kept busy to supply the de
mand.
j. i. Jensen from Shelby county ha
bought the Geo Cook 100 acre farm
north of town for $50 per acre. MI
Cook retains the farm for the presen
year, making the value about $33 pc
I acre. In March next year he will NOV,
I to Audubon.
Those who have homes of their owl
are now enjoying the mequaled pleas
J, ure of putting out fruit and ornament
al trees. 1t is rare delight to contem
} plate the comfort they will bring il
! future years. These alone are perma
nent improvements
5 Prof. ID. Z. Repass attended distric
= convention of county superintendent
at Atlantic Tuesday and Wednesday
! Audubon county's superintendent o.
education is one of the most progres
siye in the state, and is highly esteem
ed both at home and abroad.
Newspaper offices are just now sur
feited with circulars booming resorts o.
various kinds, the worlds fair and nu
, merous private enterprises. The all ash
very courteousy for space and promise
. reciprocity. All are respectfully con
r signed to a capacious waste basket.
The boys Of the Twenty second lows
who have interested themselves II
|, erecting n monument in memory of Col
i L. q. White, hope to have it in place by
Memorial Day. George Kibler, Co. +.
E Ia enlistinp the BOYS in the enterprise