Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-08

4 i.
Brown, is down with scarlet fever.
Go to weighton's for what lumber
you need. The worth of your money
guaranteed.
Frank Gleason will go to Chicago
next Tuesday, but will return to Au-
dubon in January.
Twin daughters were born to Mr..
and Mrs. James Campbell, of Greeley
township, Tuesday.
For RENT.-The gallery rooms in
the Brick Drug Store block. Apply to
Mrs. Nj. A. Cloughly on the premises.
Try f, b. Davis & Co. for boots and
shoes. All new goods, no stale goods.
All boots and shoes kept in repair free
of charge.
For SALE.-A number of good male
thorough bred Poland China pigs, APP.
ply to or address A. Ii. Edwards, Au.
dubon, Iowa.
Evergreens admirably suitable for
Christmas trees, for sale. Add ress T.
N. Taggart, Larland, la. Trees deliv-
cred If desired.
Do you want stove that will keep
your floor warm and keep fire all night ?
If so buy the Riverside Windsucker
sold by q. w. Hoover.
Oscar Davis, of Des Moines, is spend
ing couple of days with Audubon rel
atives and friends, Oscar Is prosper.
ing in the capital city.
Mrs. Minnie A. Cloughly will move
to Clarinda, where she and her sister
Miss Mabel Shoesmith, have very
prosperous millinery business,
John Wills and wife returned Mon.
day evening from New Cumberland,
Ind, where they have been for several
months visiting Mr., Wills parents.
l will sell quantity of household
goods at private sale after January lst.
Some good bargains may be had.
FRANK GLEASON.
Should time and the almanac fail,
the public might confidently rely upon
Santa Claus and A. III. Roberts for
a pleasant reminder us of the holidays.
A. +. Drake returned Saturday from
Nebraska, where he has been sell.
ing territory for the Drake & Wonn
Pumping Machine. lie was very sue
cessful.
Jake Wheeler, the second son of
Chester Wheeler, arrived the latter
part of last week from Chicago and
will visit indefinitely with his Audi
bon friends.
w. ii. Aldrich was up to Viola We'd.
nesday to attend the funeral of his
grandchild, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Woodrow, who died of
whooping cough.
The council adjourned from Monday
evening to Wednesday in order to at.
tend the Andrews Raiders exhibition.
The adjourned session was confined to
the allowance of bills.
w. w. Talbot is down from Carroll
visiting his brothers. He has sold his
business up there and is prospecting
for a location. Ii is possible that he
will return to Audubon.
Mrs. Chauncey Gardner was called to
Tiskilora, Thursday by a telegram
which Informed her that her father had
been stricken with paralysis. lie IL
nearly seventy years Of age.
The young people enjoyed dance In
the hall of the new Citizens Bank
building Wednesday evening, with mu.
sic by Kennels orchestra. The boys
deded the storm by conveying the Ia.
dies to and from the hall in a bus, and
thus all went merry.
| +. M. Bierce has returned from North
Dakota having purchased 100 acres of
land in the northwestern part and ex.
poets to move there early in the spring
Thus one more good citizen will soon
go from Audubon county to swell the
republican ranks of North Dakota.
The Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor will give concert
at the opera house next Thursday even.
ing December 10. The society COM
prises some of the best musical talent
in the city and the public may be as
sured of first class entertainment
Don't fail to attend,
w, Is. Davis shipped seven car loads
of cattle last Wednesday, to Chicago
John G. Davis, Thos. Law, Ed Frick
and Others joined with him In making
up train Of fourteen or fifteen cal
loads Of stock which left Audubon the
morning Of the great snow storm and
made the run safely TO the union stock
yards.
The North Western railway opera.
tives broke the record Thursday in
bringing the Audubon train in about
on time after the storm of Wednesday
The line from Carroll has many cuts
and this train has for years been unable
to make time during billiards., but in
this instance Walt Munson broke tn,
record.
The Mutual Benefit Building ant
Loan Association of Atlantic, organ
lied local board with list of 10,
shares last week. The following is ;
list of the local officers, ]. A. Nash
President; III. w. Hanna, Secretary
!, Directors, A. f, Armstrong, John Nc
: Karahan, John G, Bonwell, George W
Preston and J. q. Sharp.
While the hands of the snow trair
were shoveling Yesterday in drift ter
!, feet deep between Hamlin and Extra
, the looked in an adjoining field ant
, saw two men blowing. One hand haC
the nerve to say that the plowmen were
barefooted, but the statement was Sc
rank that he was souzed in drift as &
reminder of swift retribution Any