Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-06-16


Paul Maclean passed through Audi.
bon yesterday, enroute to Carroll.
Mrs. John McFarlanes mother re.
turned yesterday to her home in Cedar
Rapids.
Hon. III. +. Andrews is attending
commencement at the State University
this week.
For the best grades of lumber at the
lowest living prices, so to Weighton's
lumber yard.
For the cheapest and best screen door
and window frames, go to G. w. Hoov-
ers hardware store.
Mrs. Nora J. Brown went to Anita
Saturday to spend the summer vaca.
ton with her parents.
George Howald has learned that a
Shetland pony may kick and now APP
proaches his pet from the front.
IL. NJ. Talbot has bought thirty
nine foot lot on Colorado Avenue,
Chicago, for which he paid $500.
Get our prices on lumber before buy.
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
Money to loan on improved farms at
per cent. Optional payments.
ANDREWS Il HANNA.
Audubon, Iowa.
Buy your posts now of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring, They have all kinds and low.
est prices.
The Acme cultivator draws the light,
est, handles the easiest, runs the deep
est and will do the best work. Sold by
q. w. Hoover.
John McKarahan and family depart
ed Monday morning for Johnson and
Cedar counties, where they will visit
for n fortnight.
Rev. IlgenfritZ revived his German
tongue and baptized child of Mr.. Her
pline last Sunday.
Sam Yaggy went to Des Moines
Monday to assist his father in building.
The family will occupy the new house
as soon rs completed.
l.. j. Yaggy sports new buggy that
rides rs smooth as boat on placid
waters. 1t is drawn by old Dick who
does twelve miles an hour easily.
Miss Vesta Baxter is visiting the
family of +. NJ. Van Pelt ut Des Moines
an d after fortnight will 60 to Ames,
to see her friend, Miss Gene Culver.
A. L. Armstrong and +. ). Watts and
families went to ColfaX Saturday for u
few days vacation. Mr.. Armstrong at
tended the bankers convention at Day.
export the nth.
The Hotel Collins, opposite the Rock
Island depot in Atlantic, is llrst-class
house, and affords the best convent.
ences fer Audubon people stopping in
or passing through Atlantic.
There will be quite delegation Of
Audubon democrats to the Chicago
convention. Mr. Bradley can be de-
pended upon to get all the boys seat
They will all howl for Boies.
Commencing April IL, q refrigerator
will leave Audubon over the G. a. N.
w. R'y, for Chicago on Tuesday morn.
ing of each week. Returning IL will
leave Chicago Thursday OF each week,
Charlie Isham was kicked on his left
ribs last Saturday by Oryie c., so badly
that he was Frustrated for day, and
fear was entertained of internal injur-
les, but he is recovering rapidly.
Mr.. John Colee, of,Sodors, ILL.,, Is the
guest of his brother, Chas. Colee, in
Greeley township. He is the ex-sheriff
of Champaign county, and an all round
rustler like the indomitable Charlie.
Taylor Langworthy, Charlie Stowe
and Bob Walkup met with a slight
catastrophe while driving last Sunday,
and now the former has an impeachment
to his gate and sports the elegance of a
cane.
Jas. +. Russell received new Victor
bicycle Friday, and on the first of the
week collided with hay rack on Mark.
ct street. His wheel was SO badly dam
aged that it will have to 60 to the fac
tory for repairs.
The Rock Island will sell harvest ex-
cursion tickets August 90, September
81 and October % to points north, east,
west and south, at one fare for the
round trip. For particulars apply to
W. w. Smith, agent,
d. u. Soar solicited the board to build
q fence about the park, and they con-
scented to the erection of post and
chain fence. Dave will superintend
the work, which Is assurance of q good
one. 1t will only cost about $50.
Children's Day was appropriately ob.
served in all the churches last Sunday
with special programs in the evening.
The churches were Hastily decorated
with flowers and flags, and the occasion
was a memorable one to the youthful
participants.
John IL. Kate says that the republi-
can convention made assurance dOubly
sure by taking two men from Ohio.
JOIll VIM "ht Siihhp
the roster of Buckeye presidential tim
her will not be exhausted until his own
name Is called.
II. b. Wilson's youngest son met
% %..ti painful accident Sunday. He
was playing with firecrackers and held
one near his face to explode, but 1t was
only a "fz" which filed both of his eyes
with powder. DR.. Miller is attending
and thinks it will be difficult to save
the lads sight.
Van Scoy & Son have rented the west
room of the new Overholtzer block on
Broadway, and will occupy it about
July list. 1t will be fitted for their
special convenience, with balconies for
the display of carpets. This firm has
grown in popularity since the day of
its location in Audubon, and their ne
cessity for larger accommodations in
dictates deserved prosperity.
Mr.. Oscar Johnson and Miss Ella
A. d.