Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-05-26

See tue program elSeWnere.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing, We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
Money to loan on improved farms a,
7per cent Optional payments.
ANDREWS 4 HANNA.
Audubon, Iowa.
Carl Christensen has an enlarged
and interesting advertisement else.
where.
Rev. llgenfritz was in attendance
upon the General Conference at Omaha.
over Sunday.
The wax figure entertainment under
the auspices of Mrs. farley Melted the
Presbyterian Sunday school about $40.
Mrs. Dixie, and aunt of L. n. Taggart
is expected to arrive from Pottsdam,
N. Y, in n few days on protracted
visit.
Mr.. l.. Il. Mccullough, who has been
engaged in this office for nearly year
returned with his family to Des Momes
last week.
Buy your posts now of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring. They have all kinds and low,
est prices.
Good work has been done in the Iowa
fields this week. But great many
acres of low lands will not be cultivat-
ed this year.
Dr. A. l.. Brooks was elected n dele.
gate from the state Medical Associa,
ton to the National Association which
meets at Detroit in June.
The Hotel Collins, opposite the Rock
Island depot in Atlantic, is first class
house, AMI affords the best convent,
ences for Audubon people stopping in
or passing through Atlantic.
Commencing April IL, u refrigerator
will leave Audubon over the G. 81 n.
w. Ry., for Chicago on Tuesday morn
ing of each week. Returning it will
leave Chicago Thursday Of each week.
There is a mud hole on either side of
Audubon that has the effect of u
Chinese wall. The entire working force
of the town, If necessary, ought to be
enlisted in the working Of making these
places paSsablc.
Miss Alice OverholtZer has been re.
elected to tho position OF teacher in the
public schools of Abba, and ut raise
in salary. 1t is a fine testimonial of the
young lady's work, and is good news to
her many Audubon friends.
Auditor Rees, living on the Summit
of Morning Side, has been compelled to
drain his cellar. Considering the stu.
alton, if the owner were other than the
temperate auditor, there would be
suspicion that barrel had sprung
leak.
II. w. Hanna, Esq, will go to Allan
tic tomorrow to attend the meeting of
the Ninth district republican congress
ional committee, of which he is the Au-
dubon county member. The commit
tee will name the time and place of
holding the convention which will
nominate the next congressman.
Mr. Il. N. Taggart has taken into the
nursery business with him, his son.in-
law, Mr.. Il. l.. Chamberlain, and the
firm name will hereafter be T.. N. Tag
CART & Co. Both gentlemen are experts
in horticulture and give their undivided
attention to the large and increasing
business of the Iowa Summit Nurseries
We shall expect something lurid from
the Extra Journal this week on the
subject of country roads. While driy-
ing to Audubon yesterday Bro. Guern-
sey's team stuck in the mud near the
Catholic cemetery and the sinner dotted
his sandals and mingled with the clay
In the work OF extricating them. His
CALCULATIONS would have mangled a
phonograph.
A woman in n neighboring court Is
suing for divorce alleging that the
husband would not permit her to kiss
him. The defendant admits the charge
but says that his wife was in the habit
of kissing the cat, wherefore no drew
the line. We are not informed as to
the equities in the case, but certainly
the instance should serve as an awful
warning to women who caress cats.
The Manning Monitor man was short
for news last week, like its neighboring
newspapers, and wrote up column on
the weather. Speaking of drink it says
that great many Audubon, Gray and
Ross people 60 to Manning to Stake
their thirst during these dry times.
Bro. Lawrence has undoubtedly mixed
his items, as the gentlemen mentioned
were from Templetou and other Inter
state points in the Commonwealth Of
Carroll.
The Odd Fellows of Atlantic will ded-
icate their new hall on June 6, 1892,
and have just issued an elegant program
of exercises. The program indicates
that it will be great occasion for Odd
Fellows, with speeches by notables of
the order and music of various kinds,
The new hall is a trump of architec,
tural art, with its immense lodge room,
banquet hall and numerous ante-rooms.
The occasion will be happy one for
Odd Fellows. The railroads have grant
ed one and one-third rate fare for the
round trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Christensen were
in Council Bluffs last week, and while
visiting the Orphans Home, were In.
fatuated with girl baby and adopted
it, The little one is nearly six months
old, of Danish parentage, and named
Florence Ethel The child will find |