Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-04-28

Mr.. j. w. Smith the Nelson mer
chant, was in Audubon yesterday.
Mr.. Stephen Shoesmith and wife
were up from North Branch yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Ed Brown are the
guests of w. II, Green and family to.
day.
b, +. Iowald was transacting bust.
ness in Des Moines the first of the
week.
The McGriff machine shop has two
hundred and fifty dollar job from
Stuart.
Mr.. Joel q. Sharp is walking with a
stiff leg, the effect of horse falling
on him.
The county bridge on North Tracy
street, near the North Western depot,
is completed.
Hon. w, l.. Culbertson, of Carroll
was looking after his property interests
here Tuesday.
Walter Jump is doing paper hanging
and painting in the best manner at
reasonable rates.
If you have painting and paper
hanging to do, remember that Walter
Jump is strictly in it.
A very large line of shirts just receiy.
ed at the Eagle Clothing House, of all
sizes, patterns and prices.
Mrs. o. Kennels was down from Cam
eron township yesterday visiting her
daughter Mrs. Cal Marlin.
Sound the tom-tom! The democracy
of the State of Carroll endorsed Horace
Boies for president yesterday.
1t is rumored that Hon j, S. Craw-
ford of Cass county will engage in the
newspaper business at Atlantic.
Buy your hat of l. w. Baker and take
advantage of the discount. Large line
of the latest styles to select from.
Remember the discount sale Mt the
Eagle. Anything In the store ut ten
cent discount for cash till July LIST.
Miss Retta Richard, of Des Moines
is making a protracted visit with her
brother w. ii. O'Connell and family.
Seventeen Students will graduate
from the Audubon High School. Com
mencement exercises will be held
June 3.
We have got what you want! We
sell it cheap and give you ~ maya.
zine with every $40 purchase at The
Racket.
Theron Creveling went to Coleridge,
Nebr, yesterday to remain couple of
weeks, and perhaps through the build
ing season.
Ira Gard, who has been engaged in
the Elite barber shop, has, with his
wife, gone to Sioux City, to join dra-
matte company.
Mrs. DR.. Lewis arrived from Ohio
Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
will soon be at home in Mrs. Burnside's
residence on Church street.
Hugh Moore came home from Fair
bury, Nebraska, last Friday evening,
remaining over Sunday. lie is foreman
of the Fairbury Enterprise office.
You will need them Those screen
doors of all sizes, and adjustable win
dow frames that will fit any window
at G. W. Hoover's hardware store.
DIR. G. Eyer, of Iowa City, has bought
the Henry Rohrbeck property south Of
the court house and will occupy 1t after
this week. He is expected here tomor
row.
J. A. Overholtzer exhausted his sup.
ply of pressed brick when the second
story of his new block was half way
built and is finishing with ordinary
You will hear something about fire
and water at school entertainment.
There will also be something about
mouse and a clock, and something
about smack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Clark are the
parents of feminine midget weighing
four pounds. The little lady is decid-
eddy hearty and bright as new dollar.
Geo. A. now prides himself upon an
excellent pair.
There will be something about
quacks at the school entertainment,
also some country lads and lasses.
Come and have an hour of real enjoy
ment. 1t will be something new in the
line of entertainments.
Those who love music will be richly
entertained, and Miles Standish never
grows old. DO not fail to attend. Al
ways remember the money paid for
school entertainment is double bles-
sing. Admission % cents for reserved
seats.
N. p. Christensen went to Mrs. Lois
G. Stuart's ranch Monday, where they
branded $50 head of cattle and drove
them to the Menlo ranch. Returning
from there they will bring hundred
head of horses to the Audubon county
ranch.
Rev. f. Dickinson was elected mod,
orator of the Presbytery held at Shen.
andoah April 18th. Three ministers re.
ceived into the Presbytery. Revs. II,
G. Hughes and T. G. Smith, and Elders
Evans and Van Graft were elected COM
missioners to the General Assembly.
Mrs. Elnora Browne has received an
urgent request to attend the Educa-
tional Association of Cass county, to
be held at Lewis, April 20 and %, and
to favor them with paper on that oc,
casion. Mrs. Browne is gifted writer
and is contributor to two of the best
educational Journals in the west. ~.
Mr.. e. A. Hanna, who has been en-
sDIoyal Ia n L. Cnar,o ba rnaoo obnn fnr