Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-03-24
Choice seed barley for sale at IS cents

! Tom French is out again after sieg,
with scarlet fever
|. l.. Statzell, Esq, and wife were up
from Extra this morning.
Mr.. John Reimers from Adair Is
clerking for Geo. Hoover.
w. w. Talbot has located in Carroll,
and will open billiard hall.
Chris Justesen has built a neat resi-.
dence on South Market street
ID. IL. Walker spent sunday with the
family of Charlie Lawrence in Man
ming.
Miss Emma Hill, OF Clinton, is again
in the trimming department at Rus
sells.
Harry Anderson will go to Wiscon-
sin April Sth, to join circus as bill
poster,
Theo. f. Myers, ESD was in Des
Moines on business the latter part of
last week.
For plastering buy that stucco
for sale by John Weighton at Stuart's
old stand.
Ed Rayness has returned from Des
Moines with the purpose to remain in
Audubon,
Mr.. Louis Savage and Miss Synthia
Smouse were married ut Coon Rapids,
March 18th.
Peter Christensen was transacting
business for Mrs. Stuart in Guthrie
Center yesterday.
Hon. A. +. Armstrong was at Omaha
Saturday ON business. lie returned
home this morning.
Mrs. Elnora J. Browne enjoyed Wis.
it from her sister, Miss Van Slyke, from
Anita, over Sunday.
Hiram Mendenhall departed Tuesday
morning for Hampton on business fol
the Gravity Lock Co.
a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Nat McFadden of Douglas township
last Friday morning.
Mrs. w. IL. Cowles, Mrs. Robt. Hen
derson and Mrs. II. w. Wilson ara so.
journing in Atlantic today.
John Scott was up from Extra last
night and secured brick to repair his
cellar for summer preserves.
Nint Rose has bought n lot in The
southwestern suburbs and is building
n cottage residence thereon.
b. &. Foreman returned from Ne
braska last week, and has concluded tc
move there in about six weeks.
John Bonwell has bought the store
building recently owned by Seth Paine
and now occupied by Geo. Hoover,
Joseph Dixon, Mr.. Strube and Harry
Gleason have formed partnership in
painting and paper hanging business.
Frank Gleason is having the rooms
over his store repapered and painted
and will occupy them as u residence.
We have the best coal on this mark.
et going at only $3.50 per ton.
Nj. JOHNSON q Co.
r.. n. Carper came out from Des
Moines Saturday morning, remaining
ing over Sunday to visit with his fam.
lily.
Mr.. A. G. Rogers and wife will go to
the State of Carroll Saturday to visit
indefinitely with Mr.. and Mrs. G. ii,
Jones.
Mrs. II. G. Carpenter has been criti-
cally i'll for three weeks at her home in
Viola township, but is somewhat better
at present.
Miss Iowa Moore returned from OF
tumwa Tuesday, and has resumed her
position as trimmer in IIowald's mil
linery department.
Miss Celia Soar returned this morn
ing from protracted visit with friends
in Perry, Davenport and Des Moines
She will organize a class In music.
The North Western sent out a special
stock train yesterday morning contain
ing four cars for Lois G. Stuart, two for
Thos. Musson and one for VIM. Nc.
Leran.
Mr.. l.. G. Wilson was up from Extra
Monday and placed an advertisement
in TIE REPUBLICAN for the Extra
Breeding Farm. Uorsemen should con-
suit it.
The equinoctial storm was on sched,
ule time, and for once at least the al
manac and the elements were in harm
ony. The sages predict good weather
hereafter.
Mrs. Robt. Campbell died at her home
in Hamlin township, Monday, aged
thirty.nine years. She leaves a family
of eight children, the youngest but a
few days old.
Mr.. Chas. Lugg, of Oakland, Mimi,
who has been the guest of his cousins,
the Misses Minnie and Verna Croy, Of
Extra, for fortnight, returned to his
home this morning.
Miss Grace Burnside and Mr. Edwin
Van Gorder came home from Grinnell
Saturday to attend the funeral of John
Davis. They were accompanied by
Arthur Wadsworth.
]. +. MGGrifte has leased the shops
of the Eclipse Grain Measurer Co., and
will do machine work. lie has con.
tract for five hundred Of the Mendcn-
hall & Hite post hole augers.
DIR. J. NJ, Rendleman wishes it stated
that he did not thiEk that John o.
Davis skull was fractured and that he
objected to an operation and withdrew
from counsel before it was performed,
Mr.. G. w. Preston has bought tho one
half interest of his partner Mr.. Bur-