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

Miss Saylor has returned to work
Mrs. Cloughly's millinery store.
The board of supervisors adjourne
today. Proceedings next week.
A ten pound daughter was born I
Sheriff Armstrong and wife Tuesda
morning.
Mrs. II. ii. Moore, is visiting ut o.
tumwa with her daughter, Mrs. L. /
Fields.
The Misses Lulu Duston and Ma
Flack, were over Sunday visitors wit
Extra friends.
Miss Mira Shoesmith Is sick wit
fever at the home of her sister, Mrs
Minnie Cloughly.
The Misses Kate and Doll Kennedy
returned from their visit ut Des Moines
Monday morning.
b, 5. Phelps has reprinted his Broad
way store building. Several parties arr
leSoIldtlllR lOr tease.
Mrs. McCabe, of Winterset, Is visit
ing with her sister Mrs. Geo. Calph who
has been very sick the past two weeks
Audubon county with i,2lS school
children is apportioned $7S0.33 OF inter,
est on the school fund by Auditor Ly.
Ons.
MARKETs.-Corn soc, oats 22c., rye
zoe, barley % to Csc, flax 7sc,, wheat
20 to SOC, hogs Si.GO eggs l2c, butter 3
to l2c.
Postmaster Cousins has put up n
sign in front of the postoilice for the
benefit of transients. 1t Is just the
thing.
On Tuesdays August 25th and Sep
TENDER Goth, the c. NJ. & st. i. R'y,
will sell Harvest Excursion tickets at
reduced rates.
Farmers consult your own interests
and sell your poultry now before the
big fall rush when it will be much
cheaper. l.. G. SNYDER e. Co.
HIM. Talbot departed Thursday even
ing for Kossuth county to erect a resi-
dence on the land which Jno. A. Nash
recently purchased of II. +. Musson.
II. S. Foulk will give special pre-
MUM on colts got by his Norman horse,
Tasso; colts to be on fair grounds We'd
nesday, third day. $40 first, S. second.
Mrs. II. L. Funk and son Roy return
ed the latter part of last week from
Stanton, Nebr, where the lady has been
visiting her sister and doing institute
work.
Forty one democrats from Audubon
attended the Atlantic fair on democrat
ic day, Tuesday, to hear Mr.. Boies and
Mr.. Warner argue their respective tar
if theories.
A building is now being erected on
the far ground for the accommodation
of the secretary. That official has been
to wear q gossamer and rub
Der boots in the old building.
George Gray will give $50 gold
watch to the winner in q farmers run
ming race at the fair grounds on the
third day of the fair. One half mile
dash, best three in five. Professional
runners barred. The watch is first class
with guarantee for twenty years.
This race will afford great fun.
The North-W Western and Rock Island
roads will give excursion rates to all
within the seyenty.fve mile limit wish.
10 attend the great Audubon county
fair next week. Trains will run on
usual time except the evening passen-
ger on the North Western which, it is
will be held about an hour.
Two of the show fakirs were fined |
s25 and costs each, and made to dis
gorge 1866 of the dear peoples money,
which the dear people had lost in an at
empt to win the frisky fakirs' hard
armed wealth. Inasmuch as the shell
,ame cannot be suppressed why not
license it, or at least give it the benefit
If local option2
Very satisfactory experiments were
made with the electric light plant Mon
lay and Tuesday evenings. The work
S now delayed by the non-arriyal of
he sixteen candle power lamps, but it
5 expected that the complete plant will
,e put in operation next week
The station is very neat place and Wis
tors find in it much to wonder at.
DR.. J. J.. Clark, D. ID. s., took charge
# the dental parlors, which he pur.
hased of DR.. Osborn, Tuesday. lie is
graduate of the Chicago College, a
practitioner of three years experience
nd very pleasant gentleman. Mrs.
lark is with him and they are board
ng until they can secure apartments.
IL. and Mrs. Clark Will prove valuable
cquisition to Audubon society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Baxter are happy
yer the arrival of twin babies, boy
nd girl, at their home yesterday
norning. All are doing well except
ir. Baxter, with whom the Grand
Army boys are keeping night watch,
hey have also taken the Posts easy
hair out for his comfort. The weight
f the twins is six and seven pounds,
he girl being one pound in the majority.