Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-01-07

.
Oak.
Mr.. NJ. Smith and Miss Bertha IIibbs
were married Sunday, Justice Myers of.
floating,
> Frank p. Bradley succumbed to the
inevitable, and put in several days at
home last week.
have some well improved farms in
Nebraska for sale or exchange.
V, Il. HORTON.
Mrs. Ward Lockwood will remain in
Ottawa, ILL.,, through the winter, return
idg to Audubon in the spring.
Mr.. John Norris has been confined to
his home with cold and fever for some
ten days, but is now on the mend.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
POCKET Book Containing
promissory notes and other means OF
Identification. Liberal reward for its
return. GEO. A. CLARK.
Buy your posts now of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring, They have all kinds and low.
est prices.
Mr. Martin Desher cousin of Asa
Barnhart, departed Wednesday morn
ing for Taylor, Miss, to remain during
the winter.
A. ii, Edwards has for sale ut $40
each some choice thoroughbred Poland
China bears. Farm on section Ii
Douglas township.
Farmers consult your own interests
and sell your poultry now before the
big fall rush when it will be much
cheaper. l.. G. SNYDER Il Co.
Charlie Talbot returned Saturday
night from Jasper county. ii. Nj, and
Eugene will remain indefinitely to care
for their father who is still very feeble.
Mr., G. b, Russell presented his wife
with gold, diamond set ring on the
thirty fifth anniversary of their mar.
riage. 1t is an elegant jewel of great
value.
MARKETs.-Com shelled 23c., ear
24c, oats 23c,, wheat Soc, barley Soc,
rye 65c., hogs S335 butter (cash) lsc,,
eggs zoe, chickens ic., turkeys &C., geese
&C.. ducks SC.
The Atlantic Telegraph Of the 4th
instant says that David Workman was
arrested at Griswold yesterday by post.
Office authorities, said to be for embez-
element of postoilice funds at Extra,
Iowa.
Mr.. l, U, Gipple, of Lettsyille, is Wis.
iting for few days with his numerous
Audubon friends. lie Is In a drug
store at that place and expects to be
able to secure certificate of pharmacy
in another year.
Ike jenkins has the grip. lie has it
bad, and was up from Brayton Tuesday
and recited his symptoms and pains to
our local grip specialists, who opinion
ate that he will recover If faithful to
the prescription.
Rev. Il. Dickinson will preach at the
Norris school house two miles south
west of Audubon, Sunday evening, the
10th, to inaugurate series of meetings
to continue through the week, conduct.
ed by Rev. ID. N. Good.
Mr.. l. w. Baker slipped and fell while
carrying water last evening, and receiv
ed bump Oh the back of his head
which produced Inconsistencies. lie
suffered great deal from the shock,
but no serious effects will follow.
The Odd Fellows ms tailed their new
officers Tuesday evening. John Il.
jenkins, of Brayton acted as installing
officer. Ike jenkins, Chas. l.. Bison,
Chas Bowen and others were up from
Brayton to witness the ceremony.
The Iowa capital Is out In new
dress. 1t is experiencing wonderful
prosperity. Its legislative report will
be superior. LATE Young's experience
in that body will enable him to make a
very complete and faithful report.
RN. Carper will cry sales in any
part of the county at reasonable rates.
Much successful experience has made
him desirable man to sell goods at
vendue. See Nate and arrange for his
services, or dates may be made at this
Office.
Diphtheria in Extra is not prevalent
to an alarming extent, but the authori-
ties have taken every precaution to pre-
vent contagion, and the general opinion
seems to exaggerate the facts. There
have been but two deaths, and the
other cases are improving.
Mark Feltus and bride have been
visiting his sister, Mrs. i. &. Vanden-
burgh. Mr.. Feltus and Miss Agnes
Smith were married at Danbury Dec.
Both. They went to Sterling, ILL.,, Mon
day, and will soon return to Correction
vile, where he is stationed as agent for
the North Western,
Mr.. Frank T.. Bradley is attending
court in Carroll. 1t is terrible incon-
venience which calls him away from
Audubon at this time when certain ne
gotiations in which he is presumed to
deliver some goods, are as yet not con
summated. OF course the Judge re-
grets the necessity for his absence.
DR.. II. l.. Harris tried the old expert
ment of jumping from train in motion
at Atlantic the other morning before
daylight and was thrown under the
bumpers. He sustained severe bruise
upon the knee, and by dexterous
movement barely saved his leg from be-
ing crushed. Doc says the conductor
was asleep and failed to call the station
until the train had passed.
The RauLen cline IN which will an