Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-03-03
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unity yesterday morning. His father
died on Sunday. III. NJ. Talbot and his
wife arc both sick OF the old home, but
expect to be able to return to Audubon
in about week.
Other than the marriages reported
Clerk Vail has issued permits to Jens
Hansen and Louisa Miller, Jacob
Thompson and Augusta Strand, VIM.
Newman and Ida Archer, Charles
Stonebraker and Anna Winkelmann.
MI. +. A. Carver and Miss Mamie G,
Bickelhaupt were married at the resi-
dence of the officiating clergyman, Rev.
Ed. b. Cousins, Mt noon today. The
bride is the daughter of Supervisor
Bickelhaupt, and the groom one Of vi
ola's best young men. May happiness
attend them.
District court convened Tuesday and
has been engaged with preliminary bus
mess. The grand jury, composed of
VIM. Lansing, foreman, JOS. Coonrod,
Joen Pauline, 7. j, Stanton and Fred
Wahlert, is busy with Investigations,
The trial of J. NJ. Allen, for forgery, has
been continued till next term.
The North Western sent out special
stock train Sunday morning containing
nine carloads for Somers Bros, three
for 4. L. Mussen, one for Mr.. Teagarden
and one for Lois q. Stuart. Messrs.
Musson, Somers Bros, Teagarden and
Frank Gleason accompanied the train.
Mr.. Ed Somers will visit In the East be.
fore returning.
Mr.. ID. ID. Williams and Miss Della
Hunter were married at the residence
of the officiating clergyman Rev. Ed ID.
Cousins in this city, Sunday, Feb. 2Sth,
at 3 p. m. The groom is one of the en-
terprising and prosperous young farm.
ers of Lincoln township, and has won
one of tie best of Douglas townships
daughters. TIE REPUBLICAN joins
their many friends in congratulations.
Mr.. Geo. II. Spencer and family ar
rived Tuesday from Jewell Junction,
and at once settled on the farm which
he recently purchased Of VIM. Coonrod,
east of Hamlin station. Mr.. Spencer
has been employed at Jewell Junction
by the North. Western railway In the
capacity of book. keeper and win prove
an excellent citizen. Mr.. Coonrod, late
owner Of the place, has moved to Cedar
county, Nebr.
Mr.. Sim Curtis, foreman of the Adoo-
cate, is laid up with an attack Of meas
les. To speak IN the lurid language of
the craft he is off his feet, his face Is
battered, and while he is temporary
candidate for the hell box the devil is
compelled to hump himself nightly.
While this isn't pretty 1t is professional
and representative OF the lingo which
has come laundering down the ages
along with the archimedian lever, which
latter you may get grip on at any well
regulated printing office at $3.50 per
year.
The Historical Publishing Co. has
just issued It's history of Audubon
County. 1t is neatly printed pamph.
let of seventy-two pages, containing
matters of interest In the history of
county and town, and show
ing the wonderfully rapid development
Of the locality. Mrs. Lois q, Stuart's
man sion and Is. +. Howald's store and
u birdseye view Of Broadway are Illus
trated as representative of the superior
the town contains, while good
portraits of Capt. Chas. Stuart, w. q.
Stuart, deceased, ID. Il. Soar, 4. j. Free
man, Hon. ii. +. Andrews, Hon. A. l..
Brooks, and w. ii. O'Connell adorn its
pages. Numerous biographical sketch
es add to its general interest.
The custody of the poor farm was
transferred Monday, the Goth from ".
A. Walkup to VIM. J. Walker. Mr..
Walkup is partially recovered from his
late illness and with his family occu-
pies the residence one block north Of
the Audubon County Bank. Mr.. Walk.
up and his good wife have given the
best of satisfaction as managers Of the
county farm, and retire with the good
will of all. Mr.. Walker assumes the
management under the most favorable
conditions, with good precedent for
his guidance and improvements per-
fected. All believe that he will prove
a good manager, rendering good ser
vice and strict accountability, while his
genial presence will always welcome
visitors to the county farm.