Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-07-28
MONEY TO LOAN!
AT 7 PER GENT, ON
AUDUBON COUNTY FARMS.
Freeman & Armstrong.
Consult the supplement,

today.
Mrs. Ira Gard is visiting relatives al
Griswold.
Ed. II. Hunter, painter, has receiy'
ed pension.
Deacon Wilson Burnside has sue,
cumbed to the bicycle craze.
Have your lawn mower ground a
the McGriff Machine Works.
Those desiring tornado insurance
should apply to II. w. Hanna.
Miss Lulu Dustin is spending several
days with Extra friends this week.
Cedar fence posts Of all kinds and
prices at Weightons lumber yard.
a daughter was born to II. Duvall
and wife of Greeley township the %.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CHAs. TRAMP.
+. S. Watts Sundayed with Edwin
Delahoyde III the shades of Extra
groves.
Go to Weighton's for what lumber
you need. The worth of your money
guaranteed.
The lawn mower will do work better
and easier if ground at the McGriff
Machine Works.
The f. L. Anderson Equalizer is war.
ranted to do what Is claimed for it, or
money refunded.
Preaching at Bethel next Sunday at
IL a. M, at Cameron Center at 3p. m,
and at Ross at p. m.
If you are going to build don't fail to
let G. w. Hoover figure on your hard
ware, paint and oil bills.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Hamilton, of At.
lantic, spent Sunday with the lady's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. +. Donaldson.
Burt Edwards arrived last Thursday
morning from Austin, ILL.,, on visit to
his father, A. II. Edwards, of Douglas
township.
Mr.. Will II. Rickerson and Miss Mary
l. Case, of the Coon Rapids Reporter,
and MIR. Chas. Case, of Jefferson, were
over Sunday visitors in town.
II. w. Shaffer, whose strange conduct
recently caused so much of sensation
was pronounced insane by the commits
sioners and taken to Clarinda last week.
Mr.. r.. J. McCallan is down from
Pierson shaking hands with numerous
friends. He says that DIR. Rippey, who
recently located there, is doing a good
business.
Revs. Ilgenfritz and Knepper are
planning trip to Bay View, Mich, in
a week or ten days. Both gentlemen
are close students, and need the rest
the vacation would afford.
There was a quarter mile race at the
fair ground Saturday afternoon be-
tween Tubal Cain and an Extra horse.
The former won easily. The purse was
$40 side, and some side betting
The celebrated Mccormick binders
are for sale by Geo. Hoover. They have
been well tried and are thoroughly APP
proved by the farmers of Audubon
county. Don't buy before investigat-
ing,
Station Agent Smith has suffered the
loneliness OF bacherlor life, while the
family visited Mrs. Smiths parents
in Atlantic. The agent preserved
his customary good nature during the
ordeal.
Miss Katie Tierney was summoned
to her home at Morris, ILL.,, Monday, by
a telegram announcing the critical ill
ness of her sister. She has been with
Chas. Isham and wife for fifteen years,
but will now remain at Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs T. f. Musson went to
Colfax yesterday, where they will give
the mineral water a thorough test. Mr..
Musson has not been well since suffer
ing with the grip, year ago last winter
and is still bothered with a hard cough.
Mr.. Frank Fish, of this city, is can
didate for the democratic nomination
for clerk of the district court. This
makes three candidates in the field,
John Calhoun Fremont Wicker, Geo.
Foley and Mr.. Fish. 1t looks as though
they were crowding Mr.. J. G. +. W.
pretty hard.
Oscar Oyerholtzer has Comet Orange
City to work for the National Electro
cal and Engineering Supply Co., which
Is putting in an electric light plant at
that place. This business offers splen-
did openings to young men, as it is com
paratiyely new and very few even mid
die aged men are found In its employ,
p. p. Esbeck and wife mourn the
death of their third and last child, an
infant less than year old. DIR. Eyer
was called, but too late, though he does
not think the disease was diphtheria
from which the two former died about
4 month ago. The parents are sadly
indeed, and their bereavement
slicits the sympathy Of all,
If the peoples party holds a conven
ion in Audubon county this year they
will have to get republican or demo.
cratic signatures to their petition.
twenty-five petitioners are required,
while there is but one member of the
party in the county, Uncle Davy Over
ield. However small faction Uncle