Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-22

| MISS StdTkey, piano instructor, NJ III,
A. n. G., will spend the holidays will
her sister at Prescott.
Jim Elrod is building carpente
and wagon shop at Hamlin, where h,
has located for permanent business.
| For RENT,--The gallery rooms IL
the Brick Drug Store block. Apply (,
Mrs, M. A. Cloughly on the premises.
Adam Fiscus and John Ellsbur,
with their wives are visiting friends ii
Marshall county, during the Holidays
Sylvester Moore enjoyed visit from
+. w. Blunce of Fargo, n. d., who con
templates purchasing land in Audubon
county.
Marion Johnson shipped seven car
OF corn to Stanwood, Iowa, last weel
which he sold to extensive stock feed
ers there.
For SALE.-A number of good NAL,
thorough bred Poland China pigs. APP
| ply to or address A. III. Edwards. Au
dubon, Iowa.
Evergreens admirably suitable fol
Christmas trees, for sale Address /
N. Taggart Larland, la. Trees deliv
cred IL desired
Peter Anderson, Geo. n. Jorgenser
and Chris Nissen of Sharon township
have gone to Denmark for u visit e.
their old home.
Mrs Olive Beason left for her home
in Evanston, Illinois, after a week 5 Wis
1t with relatives and friends In and
around Audubon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Jones, of Carroll
Iowa, will spend holidays In Audubon
visiting father and mother Rogers and
many friends here.
Do you want stove that will keeI
your floor warm and keep fire all night
If so buy the Riverside Windsuckel
sold by q, w. Hoover.
j. L. Mcclure, county auditor elect
is now in the city spending most of his
time in the court house while, taking
lessons in his future work.
The Elkhorn College is now being
successfully heated by steam, the sys
TEN being placed in the building b,
| Esbeck Bros. of Kimballton.
Rev. Ilgenfritz has been hearing
Prof. Moore's classes at the college the
past few days, that gentleman being nj
Mt. Pleasant for the holidays.
will sell a quantity OF household
goods at private sale after January LIST
Some good bargains may be had
.-. FRANK GLEASON.
r. N. Carper has been doing some
good talking this week, selling ut one
sale, corn in the crib for 35 cents PEI
bushel and spring hogs from $40 to 81.
apiece Mt another.
The thermometer dropped to ten be
low zero last Monday morning without
any difficulty. Pretty good starter fol
winter after the protracted spell o.
pleasant weather.
Mrs. Alkaline Burnside went las
week with her brother, Mr.. Northup, :,
his home in East Worcester, N. Y.
with whom she will make her perma
nent home in the future.
A. q. Rogers is so improved from hi
severe seige of several weeks sickness
| from la grippe as to be able to walk al
town twice yesterday and Is improving
very incouragingly, getting ready for |
square meal over the Christmas turkey
Mrs. II. s. Wattles was taken yer,
sick on Tuesday night and is having
serious siege again. Nettie was sud
denly called from her work in this Of
flee to care for her mother for time
which has materially reduced our fore,
in the Office this week. But we gree
you still.
Ethel Bernice, little daughter of MI
and Mrs. Pete Christensen, has just re
covered from % severe attack of lunl
fever. She seems to be having NOR
than her share of sickness during he
youth which ought to insure her excel
lent health and happiness in futur,
years,
Miss Carrie Stafford has returned t,
the deaf and dumb school at Council
| Bluffs, to continue her course In whicl
she has thus far proved so bright ant
efficient. She has been having quite
vacation and rest at home and return
again to her work with renewed yigo
and energy.
w. II. Mcclure is still sick, but /
much better and recovering encourag
ingly after trying siege of billion
fever accompanied by severe cold oil
the lungs. II no relapse occurs he will
soon be around again, but 1t will re
quire considerable time, patience ant
good care to regain his wonted strength
Mrs. Mcclure and Edgar are better ant
able to be around again.
Thomas Davis and family Of Violi
township, left Tuesday evening TO
Rock Island, ILL.,, to visit the Old HON,
and friends curing the holidays. MI
Davis is one of Viola's thrifty farmer
and though defeated in the royal hunt
is not dismayed but clings to the hop,
of victory ahead not only In fun but il
politics, as he was with us in defeat al
so in the great political hunt OF Nov
1893.
Miss Hattie BilharZ returned hom
from college at Evanston, ILL.,, Wednes
day morning to spend her vacation
She came little sooner than the folk
expected, to give them surprise ant
find out for sure whether or not the.
were glad to see her. Verify sh'
found the old love not grown cold ant
her many friends welcome gladly he
return and wish her a happy hollda.
vacation.
Mrs. John kirkland, of Winterset
arrived Tuesday evening to visit will
her uncle, VIM. Cloughly and family
The lady's niece, Mrs. Huff, of Manila
had been visiting friends at Winterse'
and was preparing to return to hel
home when she was suddenly stricken
with inflammation of the stomach anC
died within forty-eight hours. Mrs
Kirkland and Mr.. Wallace Coakly &C
companIed the remains by way Of Per
ry to Manila, attending the funera
services, then came this way on theil
return home, taking the morning train
today for Winterset.