Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-25

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Judge n. w. Macy presiding.
Frank Switzer is suffering from r,
lapse after siege with the measles.
Try that Beacon coal at Stuarts an
you will burn no other. $3.50 per tor
| For plastering buy that stucc
for sale by John Weighton at Stuart
old stand.
DIR. ii. ID. Miller enjoyed visit fron
his brother, A. L. Miller of Des Moline
last week.
Go to Weighton's for what lumbe
you need. The worth of your none
guaranteed.
For the best grades of lumber at tn
lowest living prices, so to Weighton'
lumber yard.
A surprise party invaded the hom
of Jas. Prather last evening in honor o
Mrs. Prather's sister.
The clerk issued license to A. NJ
Lauresen and Anna Nj. Mardesen, boil
of 0aktleld township, Feb. end.
A child of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Smalle,
died from the effects of measles yester
day. Funeral today at 10 o'clock.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
Mrs. A. l.. Brooks, accompanied b!
her daughter Lucille, went to Des Moine'
Tuesday evening to visit with the Doc
tor.
Buy your posts now Of the Green Ba.
Lumber Company and be ready TO
spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
Mr.. Walter Roth and Miss Rose Don
nelly were married Monday at 10 a. m.
in the Catholic church, Rev. Father ia
cobsmeyer officiating.
Frank Altman has been having ;
tussle with the grip, but has had goot
care at the home of his parents IL
Gray and is recovering.
Assessor Thos. Walker has recovered
from long attack of grip, and is in
yading the business houses, PROFOUND
ing perplexiny inquiries.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Preston return
heartfelt thanks to the friends WHIT
rendered kind assistance and sympath.
during their late affection.
Mss. Julia A. Marshall, who has beer
visiting her son, NJ. A. Marshall, return
ed to her home in Iowa City Tuesday
She was accompanied by her son Theo
dore.
We have just received the larges
stock of embroideries we have ever car
ried. You may be the judge of thu
style and price. Call and look then
over. Respectfully,
RUSSELL & Son.
The advertisements of b. L. Howald
f. b. Davis & Co., and Madsen 4
Christensen contain matter Of import
ance to all who wish to buy judiciously
Money is saved by careful buying.
Supt. Repass is recovering from al
attack of pneumonia. An ordinary
case of pneumonia stands no show will
the Professors avoildupois, and we arr
glad to know that he will be attending
to his duties again soon.
Mrs. G. w. Preston received a tele
gram announcing the death of he
grandmother at Villisca, a few hour
after the death of her fourteen month
old daughter, Ella. 1t has been truth
fully said that troubles never com
singly.
As far as we have been able to learl
IS is the extent of Audubon count
contributions to the Russian famin
sufferers. Mr.. Kester left $3.50 at III
Audubon County Bank, which amour
that institution doubled and forwards
to the state committee.
Our readers who are afflicted wit
deafness should not fail to write to ID
A. Fontaine, Tacoma, Wash, for hi
circulars giving atiidavits and testimo
malls of wonderful cures from promi
nent people. The doctor is an aurist o
worldwide reputation. See his adyer
tisement elsewhere.
The Schmidt bill is defeated and tn
democrats are promptly on hand wit
two other license bills, either of then
better than Schmidts. The Gobbl
bill seems to be the new democratic ia
vorite. The license is $500. The dc
mocracy is slow to recommend tn
Yeomans $1,000 license bill.
Bradley & Campbell having sold thei
farm three miles east of Viola Center
will sell their stock and farming uten
sils including 20 head of full blood bull
90 head of cows and heifers, full bloods
ITO steers, 600 ewes with lamb, horses
shoats, hay, etc, etc. Wednesday
March End, at 10 o'clock sharp.
The goods sold at G. b. Squire's sal
amounted to 1915. Over two-iifths o
the amount was paid in cash, and
neighboring farmer offered to cash tn
balance at discount of ten per cent
The farmers of Audubon county ar
very well fixed, Notwithstanding TIN
ranters and advocates of the calamit'
Janeism.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Preston mourn
the death of their daughter, Ella, aget
fourteen months. The little one recov
cred from her recent attack of luni
fever, when she was taken with tn
measles, from the effects of which sh
died Monday at a. m. The funeral wa
held from the home Tuesday at 2 p. m
conducted by Rev. 4. Dickinson.
A water pipe was broken at the cleo
trio light station Monday night, and tn
city was without light on that evening