Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-01-21

! Jas. Beadle, of Gray, has made appli
cation for adj mission to the count!
home.
| TT. Musson was out yesterday To-
the first time after tedious siege OF
the grip.
Several good families from the coun
try will add their numbers to the popu
lation of Audubon this spring.
Mrs. DR.. Brooks will go to Dies
Meines tonight to spend week WIN
Audubon count'ys representative.
Ii. Z. Cole and wife will start for
Louisiana next Tuesday, to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Lee Funk and family.
Mrs. II. U. Funk was taken sick yes
terday with neuralgia of the stomach,
but is able to be in school again today.
VIM. Laubender and wife were sum-
moned to Oxford Tuesday by reason OF
the dangerous illness of the lady's
mother.
Mr.. l. N. Darland goes to Glenwood,
Mills county, this week, where. in the
spring he will go into gardening on an
extensive scale.
Mr.. John Lovelace was called to Mad
isOn county, Tuesday, to see his father
and mother, both of whom are critical
ly i'll and over eighty years of age.
Chas. Hensley was called to Extra
Tuesday, to see his father, ]. j. Hens
| sy, who was critically i'll with the grip,
t hough at last accounts he was improv-
in(g.
The people of Audubon are offered
an extraordinary opportunity to buy
gooo,. goods cheap. Big reductions are
offeI cd for sixty days by b. F. Howald.
See his advertisement.
u ucae Hi Webster was in town Sat
urd; " for the first time in three weeks,
havi ng bean completely foored by the
grip Uncle Hi says 1t had every indi'
cation of a determination to "stay with
him."
The Eclips Grain Measurer Co., has
sold portion of its machinery to Hart,
MarkIey & Ed, iy, leaving the inference
that the manu- facture of the Eclipse
, ueasurers at thi place will be discon-
tin ,ued.
=, ,nator Andrew came home Friday,
rem, lining over Sun day during senate
adiou rnment. The senator wisely fav-
ors an adequate app, opriation to ad-
yantas eously display Iowa interests at
the wo rld's fair.
Mr.. Cbyas. Van Gorder returned Sat
urday ev ening from Arka nsas, where
the people think they are fr 'ezlng with
the mere airy ten degrees above zero.
He report that Erwin Watson is doing
we'll in his. southern home.
Cards o invitation have been issued
to the m arriage of Mr.. Arthur Far
ouhar and Miss Nellie NJ. Leach at The
home of the brides sister, Mrs. Jas
Hunt, Melville township, Wednesday
evening, January 9th, 8 o'clock.
One gentleman puts it pat when he
saws the plan of awarding stewardships
is to the best bidder. The public has
tbe word of one of the unsuccessful
can didates that there was some tall
Kidding for the votes of supervisors.
FIR Davis & Co., have bought the
John OFT stock of boets and shoes, and
will move Z, Ne goods from their Cash
Rarcain store TO the rink building soon.
Mcssrs Madsen e Christensen, of Har-
Ian have rented the Davis building and
will occupy it with STOCK Oh clothihs
the first of February.
Mr.. Henry Fox is out AGAIN aiter
severe siege with the grip, ana Is sell
ing electric goods rapidly. Inc mouse
for which he is agent gave moatniy
prizes to its most successful agents last
wear and our venerable friend In the
course of his rustling gathered IN
$3.50 of these prizes.
The weather record was broken last
Tuesday morning, when mercury sank
! to thirty -four degrees below zero. Inc
! Oldest inhabitant looked at the indica-
/ tor and exclaimed. "Well, | never saw
the beat o. THAR However, the air
was still so that the cold was not so
severe as at other times. The hard
freeze has doubtless killed disease
germs, and better health will be enjoy
ed by the community at large.