Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-10-27
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Joe Ellis is learning the barber trade
with Clarence Austin.
For SALE.-A span of large mares.
Inquire at Citizens Bank.
Those desiring tornado insurance
should apply to IL, w. Hanna.
ID. w. Fullerton has clover huller
and is ready for engagements.
Beacon coal, the best in the market,
1925 per ton at Stuart Grain Cos.
Cedar fenca posts of all kinds and
prices at Weighton's lumber yard.
Chas. Ii. Russell and wife arrived to
day from Clarinda for a short visit.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CHAs. TRAMP.
Take your Chickens to Rose n
berg 81 90. and get cash for them
Fremont Benjamin, the democratic
candidate for judge, was in town yes
terday.
Go to Weighton's for what lumber
you need. The worth of your money
guaranteed.
A daughter was born to Jas. Murphy
and wife the Goth, and son to August
Polzine and wife.
jeff Barnard returned from Sioux
City Saturday and will remain here
during the winter,
Mr.. Lon Miller, of Superior, Nebr,,
was called here the first of the week To
attend the funeral Of his mother.
Mr.. A. G. Tharp, Mr.. Evarts and Mr.,
Jordan of IIamlin, all started on an in.
specting tour in Oklahoma Tuesday.
For the latest thing in dress goods
trimmings and all fancy articles go to
Coquillette's. Every thing bright and
new.
w. II. Neff witnessed the Columbian
dedication in Chicago last week and
simply states that he never saw crowd
before.
Miss Edna Detwiler a student Of the
Audubon Normal College, is teaching
in the public schools during few days
absence of Mrs. Smith.
Genevieve Mccarthy, Beatrice Nash,
Ida Mehle and LAVISH Overholtzer wore
the silver medal last week for perfect
photography in room No. A,
Miss Matte Moore went to Belle
PLANE Monday to visit q friend and
goes from there to Cedar Rapids TO at,
tend a Christian Endeavor convention.
Cashier Jno. w. Gray, of Extra Bank
is enjoying visit from his brother,
William, and wife, who reside in South
Omaha. They were driving in Audubon
Sunday.
THE REPUBLICAN attacks the per-
sonal character Of no candidate. Their
political character, while candidates,
is public property. We are merely re-
producing the record,
The democrats hold Il rally at Exipa
tomorrow with speeches by Mahony of
Omaha and Organ of Council Bluffs.
They will have lots Of red fire. MCGEE
may be there, but he can't speak.
Mr., G, W, Evans has bought l. w.
Bakers interest in the City meat mark
ct. Mr.. Evans is one of Audubon
county's best men and in company with
Mr.. Cook, will make a success of the
business.
Judge Thornell was called to his
home in Sidney last Saturday evening
by reason Of the critical Illness Of ono
Of his children, the particulars Of which
we have not Learned. Court will again
open tomorrow morning.
The following 10 list Of the officers
If the X. P. lodge soon to be instituted
Vt Kim ballten;
NJ. n. Esbock, =. O.; Mans Mafquesen, q. @.
Iesper Jensen, V. @. A. Berggrsea, P,;' Christ
christensen, g. Of R: and =. Hans Hansen, NJ.
'erg, NJ. OF T.; Peter Msdsen, I. c.; c. W. Boy
EN-, o. G. Trustees, Jens Nielsen, Peter H.
ingersleu and Jesper Jensen.
John Reinempnd and bride arrived
lome Monday morning from their
hree weeks of pleasure seeking in
Jhicago. They were witnesses of the
'reat Columbian spectacle, the grand
st event of the century. They will
DON commence house keeping in the
ooms over the store.
T. II. Gaines, of Greenfield, delivered
splendid republican address at the
curt house last Thursday evening to a
God audience. Gaines Is an eloquent
nd polished speaker, thoroughly con.
ersant with his subject, and has with
convincing argument. 1t was a good
peech, complimented by republicans
nd democrats alike,
Attorney Charles, of Coon Rapids,
as in Audubon last Saturday and says
lat 1850 people heard Dolliver Friday
light. Charles says the Carroll county
i'll get down to her democratic ma
'rity of about $50 this year. as the
lrifty Germans up there disapprove
free trade and bad money, the meas
res proposed by democracy this year,
Paul NJ. Maclean and Miss Gertrude
Dung, of Carroll, were married last !
uesday evening. Mr.. Maclean is the !
holarly editor of the Herald, aud has !
on talented bride, young lady who !,
rs held the position of court reporter :,
# Judge Paine for several years. Mr.. !
aclean has been in the list of eligibles :
y some time, and has barely escaped II
e superanuated list, and now that he l.
IS joined the happy though prosecuted \
and settled down to all that :
axes life worth living, THE REPUBLI. >
IN extends fraternal congratulations Il
Id its best wishes. II