Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-07-07

Horace Farquhar, of Omaha, is In the
city today.
'Rev. Yaggy came home from Des
Moines Monday.
: Asmus Boyson sprained his ankle at
the fire the other day.
al Sheets and wife are visiting rel.
atives at What Cheer.
VIII Donaldson and Theron Crevel-
ing came home from Sac City last Fri
day.
Union church services will be held at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
} evening.
Albert rharnish came up from At
lantic Monday and celebrated quietly
at homo.
For plastering buy that stucco
for sale by John Weighton at Stuarts
old stand.
Jas, Hall has traded eight head of
horses and $40 for $50 acres of Pierce
county, Nebr, land.
J, NJ. McKarahan and family return
ed home Monday morning, after visit
of several weeks In eastern Iowa.
Ira Gard is organizing a first class
orchestra, in which he will play first
violin and +. Ii, Adams, the flute.
EGas FoN HATonINa--Bla Lang
shans and four other varieties 81 per
setting of thirteen. IL, G. WEBSTER.
Scott and Don Mcclure went to Gin
ton last Saturday to visit relatives and
witness the great Columbian celebra.
ton.
Since our last issue Clerk Vail has
issued marriage permits to G. II, Gault
and Maud Willcutt, and John Buthweg
and Lena Tessman.
Mrs. S. ID. Thayer was thrown from
her bicycle at the fair grounds on the
evening of the Fourth and sustained u
sprain of her left ankle.
A company OF about forty were en-
tertained by Mr., and Mrs. Ed B.
Cousins on their beautiful lawn on the
afternoon of the Fourth.
, Seth Paine and family departed Sat
urday evening for Chicago, their future
home. This excellent family will be
missed by their many Audubon friends.
Theo, +. Myers, Theo. +. Morrow,
win lleason, Adam Killinger, Frank
Taylor, Frank Altman and j. l.. Thar.
nish so to Pierce county, Nebr, tomor
row night to buy land,
Rev. Dickinson preached ut Union
Ridge Sunday afternoon and received
four accessions to the membership.
The people are moving toward the
erection of church edillce.
! Mr.. Jas. Il. Pound has a number of
carriages, buggies and wagons of his
own manufacture for sale. These We
hicles are made on nonor and are sure
: to give good service and satisfaction
The best is always the cheapest. Call
and see them before purchasing.
The annual session of the Atlantic
District Epworth League of the NJ. Il
church will convene in Atlantic next
Tuesday and Wednesday, July l2, and
10. Ella Van Scoy, M. Johnson, Addie
Cross and Hattie Bilharz go rs dele
gates from the Audubon chapter. Be
sides the delegates named Others will
also go.
Uncle Davy Overfeld arrived home
Tuesday morning from attending the
peoples party convention at Omaha.
1t was a large assemblage Of 1900 dele
gates. Jim Weaver, the worst dema.
gogue in all Iowa, was nominated for
president. Mr.. Overlleld says that
three fourths Of the popular vote of
Texas was pledged to The party. What
portion Of Audubon county's vote was
pledged we are not informed.
Mr.. w. II. Mills, of THE REPUBLICAN
Office, went to Glenwood last Saturday,
where he was married Sunday, at $3.50
p. M, at the residence of his mother,
Mrs, Harriet Mills, to Miss Lottie Sher.
man, Rev. j. X. Nutting of the Congre-
gational church officiating. Mr.. Mills
is an industrious and competent young
man and has won an estimable bride.
They came to Audubon Monday and
are guests Of the Weston House.
Mr.. A. j. Mcclellan, the new black
smith at Pounds Factory, is an expert
in horse-shoeing and shows sample
shoes of his own work which will con-
vince the casual observer. Besides the
work Of making shOes he has made u
study of the horses foot and Is able to
give 1t skilled treatment in the matter
of shoeing. Those who have employed
him are more than pleased with the
work speaking in the highest terms of
it. Call at the shop and see the sam
pies,
One of the most pleasant Of the
Fourth Of July assemblages was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. b.
Davis, south Of town. There were pres
ent Mrs. Davis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. +. Green, Of Miles, Jackson coun-
ty, John Davis and family, Owen Davis
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. |. Brainard,
I Frank Brainard, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dawson, ST., Miss Doll Kennedy, J. p.
Tharnish and family, Jas. Davis and
family and Others. No prettier spot
can be found in all Audubon county
for a picnic than Mr.. Davis splendid