Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-18

Asmus Boyson and family went to
Chicago Monday.
Coal for 1926 per ton at the Stuart
Grain Company's.
Miss Lola Byrd has been visiting
Mrs. II. l.. Talbot.
For RENT.-The Walker House. APP
ply to ID. ii. Walker.
Charlie Baker limps since running a
nail in his foot last Friday.
Those desiring tornado insurance
should apply to ii. w. Hanna.
The old reliable Canton clipper stub,
BILE plows sold by q. w. Hoover,
Beacon coal, the best in the market,
1926 per ton at Stuart Grain Cos.
Cedar fence posts of all kinds and
prices at Weighton's lumber yard.
Mrs. +. J. Freeman and Mrs. w. IL
O'Connell are visiting Extra friends.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CuAs. TRAMP.
Miss Matte Moore spent Sunday
with the family of J. Nj, Love in Allan,
tic.
Rev. Smith and wife have been visit
ing tho formers parents in Marshall
county.
Mrs. Lillian Ercanbrack and son Wis
tied over Sunday with II. l.. Harris and
family.
Go to Weighton's for what lumber
you need. The worth of your money
guaranteed.
Gross Bros. gave a fair Interpretation
of Daniel Boone Tuesday evening, witt
pleasing specialties.
The Eagle Clothing House has boys
knee pants warranted not to rip
Come and buy them.
Mrs. Stephen Shoesmith, of North
Branch, has been visiting In Audubon
several days this week.
Miss Ella O'Niel of st. Joe, Mo-, II
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. j. Lauben.
der for an indefinite period.
Mrs. DIR. Brooks went to Vinton yes
terday to remain with the Doctor until
his home coming next week.
John Weighton and family are en-
joying the shades of Colfax resorts thii
week. They will return Saturday.
Miss Nettie Dearinger, who has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs. III. M. Talbot
has returned to her home near Des
MOines.
Il. Bilharz and wife departed Tues
day for Michigan, where they will visit
for time, and stop at Chicago return
ing to buy new goods.
The republicans of Cameron town
ship will caucus at the Center schoo
house Saturday evening, August Y, al
1880. +. G. MILLER. Chm.
John T. Jay came down from Man
ming Tuesday evening for short visit
with his many old friends. John il
looking and doing well, and is out OF
politics.
About a month ago Robt. Campbell's
youngest son, Grover, broke his left arm
and yesterday his second son sustain
ed the fracture Of both bones of the
right arm. DR.. Denote reduced boil
fractures.
Miss Helen Flyers celebrated the
tenth anniversary Of her birth last Fri
day by giving party to large number
of her little friends. Ice cream, cake
fruit and games contributed to the en-
tertainment program.
Mr.. II. S. Wattles departed Tuesday
evening on trip to Illinois, Rennsyl.
vania and New York, to be absent
about three weeks. In Pennsylvania
and New York he will visit two aged
sisters whom he has not se6n IN thirty
years, and brother in Illinois.
The Presbyterian congregation en-
gagged Rev. f. Dickinson for another
year last Sabbath He will go to En-
eysop to act as moderator of the Pres.
bytery which ellyepes September 9th,
after which he will visit for several
weeks with relatives In Wisconsin.
Rev. ID. N. Good has just completed
the organization of another church So
ciety Of Pleasant Ridge, four miles east
of GrisWold, the tlifd organization, be-
sides the numerous Sunday Schools he
has i, ade this year. Rev. Good is a
hard worker and his efforts are crown
ed with success He goes to Hancock,
Pottawattamie county, Saturday, for q
similar purpose.
John g. Bonweli represented AUDI
bon county in the good roads cOnyen-
ton held in Des Moines this week. 1t
is a subject in which Audubon county
is deeply interested and our people will
heartily welcome any plan which is
practical and within reasonable limit
of expense. No definite action was
taken by the convention. All resolu-
tions looking to action were tabled un-
til the meeting of August, 1893.
The sympathy of democrats for Phil
lip Bickelhaupt Is a touching thing.
Some dsmoefats WHO were disappoint-
ed in his actions and who SAID httlcHel-
haupt will have to CO., are now on the
moprner's bench and weeping with
Phil's friends. in short the fellows
who stabbed him are now sympathiz..
ing because they want the votes OF
Bickelhaupt and his friends. such con-
duct is only equaled by his colleagues
on the board, whose townships would
rot vote for him.
The Misses Cecilia and Beulah Soar
will leave for Boston the first or sep
TENDER, where they enter the Conserv-
atory of Music to complete the studies
which both have followed for several
years. The attainments or the former
are already such as to make her rec
ognized artist in both vocal and instru-
mental music, her education having
been received in the best Iowa institu-
tions. She is a sweet singer and quite
proficient in manipulating the keys:
The many friends of these excellent
Young ladies and of the family rejoice
with them in the greater possibilities
which will come to them at Boston, and
are pleased because Audubon will be
so creditably represented in the great