Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-06-16
Where is the street sprinkler?

Where is the street sprinkler2
Miss Turner has gone to Humboldt
to spend her vacation.
Hon. A. l.. Brooks returned from De-
troit Tuesday morning.
Broadway is now in fine shape for
bicycle race or cake walk.
Reece Dickey will erect one of the
largest barns in Douglas township.
Joe Dixon will go to Chicago Satur.
day night to paint Seth Paine's new
house.
Mr.. Andy Marshall and wife of Shell
by county, have been guests Of the Nc
Faddens this week,
The marble firm of A. A. Richardson
& Co, Extra, have vamoosed, and their
creditors will not be comforted.
A nine year old son of Vim. Krittin-
ger is critically i'll with cerebral menin-
gifts. DR., Denote is attending,
EeGs FOR HArcHING--B Black Lang
shans and four other varieties 81 per
setting of thirteen. ii. q, WEBSTER.
large stock Fly Nets, busters, Light
Harness. Reduced rates.
So Side Park. MARTIN LARSON.
The building season has only opened
since the recent good weather. Build.
ers report many proposed improve
ments.
Attend the republican township eau.
cuses next Monday evening, unless
otherwise called by the township com.
mitteeman.
The republicans Of Hamlin township
will hold their caucus ut Hamlin sta
ton, Monday, June 20, at Sp. m. by
order of chairman.
The Audubon Cornet Band will fur
nish music for the celebration at Gray,
where they are preparing for an un.
usually glorious time.
Mrs. T. ]. Stafford informs the ladies
of Audubon that she would gladly do
all kinds of sewing to order, at her
home overt the barber shop.
The man who has my step ladder
with my name on IL will return IL inn
mediat ely and save trouble
JOE DIXON.
Mr.. Hans Johnson, of Kimballton,
was n pleasant caller today. He is u
stalwart republican and thinks Sharon
township will do handsomely by the
ticket this fall.
Charlie Isham has traded Oryie c, to
j. +. Jenal, of Harrington, Nebr., for
the business property on Broadway re
Gently owned by John Mullen. The
consideration was $1,000.
Joe Hulctt is building a house lsx2i,
two stories and wing sixteen feet
square on his Douglas township farm.
Porches and ornamentation will make
it one of the best houses In the town
ship.
An exhuberant individual at the
tournament, who had been in attend.
ance every day, said everybody was out
of money; indeed he could have loaned
800, but the trouble was he had to Dor
row himself.
Mrs. A. Burnside arrived last week
from the east and is sick at home
in this city with heart disease. Her
son, ii. =. Albert, better known rs
Pinkey, is expected In few days, with
his wife, to care for her.
Frank p. Bradley district delegate,
and wife, John b. Doak, w. III. OCon.
nell, IL. b. Owens, II, ID, Allen, II. M.
Carpenter, |. III. jenkins, ID, Il. Soar,
w. III. Scott, George Ellis and Chas Il.
Hensley will go to Chicago Saturday
night TO attend the convention. The
gentleman will go with their Boies flag
flying, but will be satisfied with Grover,
or Dave, or anyone who was ever ad-
mitted to u democratic caucus.
The high honors Of the Firemens
Association are corraled within the
circuit of Audubon, Atlantic and llar.
Ian. The Harlan boys made great
dash in tho sweepstakes hose race, and
we were delighted to see them win the
honor. They constitute nice company
and are gentlemen of first quality. Bill.
ly Campbell was there grooming the
Harlan team. We were glad 10 see
Billy resting from his pernicious ac-
tivity in writing democratic editorials
for his Tribune,
The republicans OF Audubon did not
plan o jollifcation over the Minneapo-
lis nomination. They did purpose to
unfurl their street flag with the name
Of the nominees on streamer, but
when they searched for the banner IL
was learned that 1t had been taken
from town by q Snowman more patri-
otto than honorable. A telegram was
sent TO Carroll to buy a new flag, but il
could not be secured. However, bois-
ferrous jollilication is not important
The announcement OF the nomination
was received with very general ap-
proval, and the administration will be
handsomely endorsed at the polls Of
Audubon county in November,
Fourth of ,Tuly Dance