Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-11-17

neat Office on the site of the old one.
Mr. Oscar Hunt will succeed to the
Craftsmanship of the board next year,
Mrs, Peter Larsen, nine miles west of
town, died Monday night of malarial
fever.
Mrs, Elnora j. Brown went to Anita
Tuesday to attend the marriage of her
sister.
John Woighton is rebuilding his
Market street horse barn on IN enlarg
ed plan.
Rev. Ilgenfritz was unable to attend
conference on account of the Illness of
his wife.
There was no school in the fifth grade
Monday on account of the Illness of
Mrs, Smith,
A. II. Roberts was ut Dies Moines the
first of the week attending the Masonic
grand lodge,
Mr. aud Mrs. Chas II. Rollins, of
Des Moines are the proud parents of u
new daughter,
A Danish paper Is to be started IN
Atlantic next week by John Enterbol
from Wisconsin,
l.. j. Yaggy went to Des Moines Mon.
day to attend Prof, Phinney's great
musical convention,
John II. Frahm will not move TO Ar
cadia, but has rented the Houston res
idence on Tracy street.
For SALE. A number of good male
pigs Apply TO or address A. II. Ed
wards, Audubon, Iowa.
All kinds of game are lawful prey in
Iowa until December LIST, when prairie
chickens are again protected.
DR.. II. ID. Miller was Mt Des Moines
several days the first of the week visit
ing his father, the venerable Judge,
DR.. Mosher will be at the Stuart
House, Thursday and Friday, Decem-
Der Sth and 9th. Consultation free,
j. b. Rendleman, wife and sister
Halle, were up from Extra TO attend
the entertainment Tuesday evening.
Chas, Bagley will occupy the room in
the Audubon County Bank building
soon to be vacated by the Citizens
Bank.
Next Sabbath morning Mt the Pres.
byterian church Rev. Il. Dickinson will
preach from the subject "Fading as u
Leaf"
A son was born TO Hans Marquesen
and wife, of kimballton, last Friday
We understand he has been chrjstened
Grover,
Since Asa Helm went TO Rio, Ills,
two sisters and brother have died,
and two Others have recovered. Asa is
expected home soon.
Mrs. w. G. Cameron is erecting a
granite monument over the
grave of her husband 1t Is u nam
moth and imposing piece,
DR.. j. ID. Holmes Of Des Moines, was
hands with his numerous Au.
iubon friends yesterday, The Doctor
IS looking unusually well.
III. S. Lester visited over Sunday
with w. w. Smith and family, while |
-eturning from Ames college to his |
lome In Montgomery county.
wills Blaclwood has bought an inter
sst in the barber shop In which he has |
been working in Atlantic. His Audi
BON friends are glad to know that he is
The Rock Island people have built
ide walk from the mill over their
racks TO the bridge. This will prove a
,reat convenience to those who wish to
tand on the bridge at midnight
The board of supervisors has award
. (. Tie bridge building for 1879 to Hugh
)wen. We are glad to SEQ this work
70 to home man, and TO one who has
.lways done faithful and honest work.
Mr.. II. o. Atherton Is the authorized
gent for the Singer Sewing Machine
To-, and has his headquarters at the
Hotel. He sells, cleans
nd repairs machines and guarantees
abstraction.
The Citizens Bank building Is enclos
d, and grows more beautiful as lit nears
1t is good thing for the
own that every man who builds makes
studied effort to clay 1t over" all who
ave built before,
The clerk has issued marriage per-
lits to the following persons since our
lst publications: Fred Il. Andrews and
LATHE JamisOn, 9. l.. simmons and
aura Van Slyke, Frank Il. Struthers
nd Lima A. Foulk.
5. Gan Hunter was up from Grlswold
lst Friday. He says that Bob will
bon make business arrangements so
nat he can go to Colorado FOR a years
ST. Six weeks there this summer was |
great benefit to him. /;
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs, II.
. COOK. o. Davenport, last Friday.
he following message went over the
ire from Audubon: Grandpa sends
'eeting to grandma, and is proud of
! and ma. Frank Gleason"
The Audubon Normal College opened G
$ second term last Tuesday, with an 9
lrollment of i0i. This is greater I
Iccess than the most sangulne had an i
cipated and Is highly complimentary
the management. 1t has done good
DIRK during the first term and all will
ish that 1t may meet with continued
lccess.
The next entertainment on the pro-
am Is a panorama and lecture at
)era house December 18th, represent l.
g all the incidents descriptive of the /
NOUS Andrews Raiders. Il is a :
rilling recital and will interest both
d and young. The entertainment is
lder the auspices of the G.. A. II.
ckets are already offered for sale. q
Mr.. Frank +. Struthers and Miss !,
nna Foulk were married at the Pres ~ y
terrain parsonage last evening The y
Dom Is the popular young clerk at II
arshall 4 Sharp's, and the bride is the
Iughter of II. 8. Foulk, of Hamlin :,
wnship. They are highly respected Il
Jung people, and have the best wishes )
many friends. p
a Chicago paper reports the trials of "
me felloWs who were over Jealous in b
cir belief that Harrison would win. J
heelbarrow professions are too num-
Gus to attract attention, but u man
40 is saving cord of wood with q g
> saw, another who is whitewashing a II
n Of coal, and one who is counting n h
Ishel Of number ten bird shot, are all 7
by delighted spectators. j