Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-07-21

proved by every farmer.
Frank Bierce marketed a nice bunch
of hogs yesterday at $40.
Miss Gertie Bonwell went to Grand
Junction today to visit relatives.
1t is reported that the oats crop is
damaged by rust, and is light at best,
For the best grades of lumber at the
lowest living prices, so to Weighton's
lumber yard.
For the cheapest and best screen door
and window frames, so to G. w. Hooy-
er's hardware store.
The Northwestern pay car was down
this morning and the Rock Islands
GaZelle is expected the 25th,
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing, We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
Manning is going to lay new water
pipes at an expense of 5000 Our neigh
bors up there still use water for bath
ing.
Corn is making a phenomenal growth
during these warm days and nights.
While humanity swelters, crops are
growing,
Buy your posts now of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
Geo. Ellis will open q feed and second
hand store in the Culbertson building
one door west of McKarahan Il Van
denburgh's soon.
Ellet Judd, who walked away with u
corDet belonging to the band, was ar.
rested and jailed at Ottawa, H., but
released on the recommendation Of the
boys here.
Mr.. VIM. IL. Kelly has been very sick
at his home in Sharon township this
week with threatened Inflammation of
the bowels. We hope to hear of his
eaIly recovery.
Miss Susie Lenox, of Des Moines, is
visiting friends in the city. The lady
is still in the employ of Read & Tray
ersy, which firm has become one of the
leaders in the capital city.
Mrs. John Lido departed Monday
evening for Cedar Falls, where she will
remain with relatives until Mr.. Lidd's
arrival in few weeks. He will go in
to the clothing business there for him
self.
L. l.. Wheeler and VIM. Menle had q
listication controversy Monday. The
former plead guilty before Mayor Han
ma and was fined 80. The latter was
tried in Justice Myers court ard nc.
quilted.
Mrs. j. o. Andrews is visiting Mrs.
III. NJ. Talbot and other friends in the
city. Mrs. Andrews was resident in
Audubon in an early day, when An
drews & Whitman conducted law
business.
Chas. Van Gorder and family, his
cousin, Mr., ID. l.. circuit, Mrs. q. b.
Russell and Mrs. Scott, all departed
Monday evening for Lake Okoboji,
where they will remain until about the
10th of August.
Mrs. III. u. Funk departed last Thurs
day evening for Stanton, Nebr. where
she will work in institute. 1t is the
fourth consecutive year the lady has
been engaged at Stanton, and signifies
complete satisfaction with her efforts.
The wholesale liquor business of Car
roll is astonishingly large. Just before
the Fourth the North Western was
compelled to put an extra express car
on the Sioux City branch to accommo-
date this trade. j. j. Weiland, the
dealer, is making fortune.
LADIES ATTENTION. Mrs. L. A.
Crapsey, q teacher of Decorative Art
will be in Audubon for few days with
fine assortment of samples Of the lat.
est novelties in art embroidery. Also
goods and materials to sell. All are
cordially invited to call at j. w. Rosen-
bergs. Lessons free every forenoon.
Frank Fish and wife, the Misses En-
ma Norris and Mary Musson and
Messrs. Harry Fish and +. A. Buthweg
returned home Tuesday after very
pleasant fortnight at Lake View. They
all caught fish, contracted beautifully
brown compilations and had a delight
full time.
o. j. Houston, of Des Moines, has
been spending the week with old Au-
dubon county friends. Mr.. Houston
notes the many substantial improve.
ments in Audubon, and regards its
claim of being the best town in Iowa
as well founded. We are glad to state
that he is still doing well with the
Kelley Institute, which now has TWEEN
ty-five patients on its roster.
Some parties unknown found sport
In removing a wheel from one of the
American Harrow Co.'S, wagons while
stopping east of town one day last week.
The intent was shown by the fact that
they rolled the wheel down hill into an
oats field and threw tho bur away, Mr..
McManns, the manager, was provoked,
but will not prosecute, though he thinks
he would have but little trouble in dis
covering the perpetrators.
TIE REPUBLICAN congratulates Bro.
Allen, of the AdCocate upon his happy
marriage, the particulars of the we'd
ding being reprinted elsewhere from
the Carroll Sentinel. The bride is an
estimable lady and like all good women
will do more than her share in winning
the battle of life. THE REPUBLICAN
wishes for them the choicest blessings
and hopes they may readily find all of
the happiness and contentment and
prosperity of the married estate.
Mr.. A. j. Mcclellan, the new black