Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-06-16
MONEY TO LOAN!
At 7 PER GENT, ON
AUDUBON COUNTY FARMS.
Freeman 4 Armstrong.


bicycle craze.
Mrs. VIM. Mallory has been visiting
in Manning this week.
Brick, tile and sand at Brick Yard.
CHAs. TRAMP.
All sizes hard coal at the Green Bay
Lumber Company.
Ed Bilharz will make q purchasing
trip to Chicago this week.
Have your lawn mower ground o
the McGriff Machine Works.
Those desiring tornado insurance
should apply to II. w. Hanna.
The best soft coal in the market al
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
Cedar fence posts of all kinds and
prices at Weighton's lumber yard.
Chas. Tramp wilrhavc tile for sale
in any size or quantity after June 18th
Frank Bradley and family arrived
home from Loop City, Nebr, last Sat.
urday.
Auditor Recs, VIM. Bartlett and Jos,
Tharnish went to Pierce county, Nebr,,
| Friday.
For plastering buy that stucco
for sale by John Weighton at Stuart's
| old stand.
A nine year old son of Peter Esbeck
is very low with diphtheria in malig,
nant form.
Go to Weighton's for what lumber
you need. The worth of your money
guaranteed.
Mr.. John Campbell's mother arrived
Saturday and they are now at home in
Hubbard Row.
The lawn mower will do work better
and easier if ground at the McGriff
Machine Works.
If you are going to build don't fail to
let G. w. Hoover figure on your hard
ware, paint and oil bills.
FL. Wheeler has sold a very nice
monument to +. p. Bradley to adorn q
lot in Maple Grove Cemetery.
Three quarter section timothy and
clover pasture land to rent. For par
ticulars inquire of Robt. Henderson.
Major II. G. Curtis was up from At
lantic this morning. The Major is
growing in popularity as acongreSsion-
al candidate.
Ed Vandenburgh and Frank Adams
did heavy work fishing last week and
say they came home merely to get q
much needed rest.
Mr.. J. T. Cloudy, of Marion, visited
his father-in-law, Mr.. d. L. Yount, last
Wednesday evening. He was attend
ing the tournament.
1t is indeed a quiet time for business,
but so long as corn is doing as well as
at present there Is sufficient cause for
everybody to rejoice.
Mr.. +. L. Wheeler was at Marshall
town last week and bought a car load
of lime stone for monument bases.
This purchase indicates large bust
ness.
Miss Maggie Gleason came home
from Iowa City last Saturday, prefer
ring the comforts of home to the excite
ment of commencement, which occurs
this week.
Mr.. J. Il. Bell marketed three hogs
this morning which weighed 1885, and
one of which weighed 700, the largest
ever sold in Audubon. Jones u Co,
bought them.
John II. Kate, A. j. Phillips and
Frank Fish are building a cottage at
Lake View, one that will cost about
$500. The two former gentlemen had
excellent luck fishing last week.
Mr.. T. J. Stafford sold his tonsorial
outfit, except the building, to John A.
Nash last Friday for $3.50 and in the
evening departed without leaving his
future address. Toms friends do not
know when to expect him back.
VIM. Mallory is training a company
of boys in military tactics. The boys
vancouver in fine style, and compose two
"yolumes" who obey commands as one
| man so to speak. VIM. is training them
in order to be ready for another war
with Chill.
Treasurer Dawson is laid up with a
sprained ankle, an injury received while
walking Thursday evening. The same
ankle was sprained once before so that
it is very painful, the gentleman has
been able to get but very little sleep.
All will hope to see the genial treasurer
out again soon.
Mrs. r. G. Cobean has accepted po-
sition in the asylum for the blind Mt
Vinton, and will enter upon her duties
there in two weeks. Her son John is
an instructor there, 80 the associations
| will be very pleasant. She Is a most
deserving lady, and all will be glad to
know of her success.
DIR. J. II. Rippey left Monday for
Pierson, Iowa, where he has locat'
ed for practice. DIR. Rippey has been
in Audubon for year, won success as
| a practitioner, and established fepu'
tation as an honorable, deserving young
man. Success to him. lie was elected
coroner last year and his removal VIII
necessity the appointment OF a sue
| cessor.
Mr.. II. l.. Fest is making great sue
cess of his Cameron Creamery, which
| is also means of profit to the dairy
men whereabouts in disposipg of their
milk, The creamery Is now using TOO
pounds of milk a day, at thirty five
cents per hundred on the farm. The
creamery uses the Danish centrifugal
separator, by means of which the cream
is extracted in jiffy. Two separators
are employed, and the inner cylinder OF
each moves at the rate of $500 revolu-
tions per minute. Everything about
the building is scrupulously clean, and