Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-09-29

Buy knee pants at the Eagle Cloth
ing House.
Coal for 1926 per ton at the Stuart
Grain Company's.
George Cross has severed his rela
tions with restaurant work.
Those desiring tornado insurance
should apply to III. w. Hanna.
The old reliable Canton clipper stus
BILE plows sold by G. w. Hoover.
Beacon coal, the best in the market
1926 per ton at Stuart Grain Cos.
Cedar fence posts of all kinds anG
prices at Weighton's lumber yard.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CHAs. TRAMP.
Go to Weighton's for what lumber
you need. The worth of your money
guaranteed.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Phelps were visit.
ing in Des Moines last week returning
home Wednesday.
VIM. Cloughly went to Omaha last
Saturday evening for goods, returning
Tuesday evening.
The Eagle Clothing House has boys
knee pants warranted not to rip,
Come and buy them.
F. b. Davis Il CO., have sold their en-
tire stock of clothing and will hereafter
carry only boots and shoes.
Will ID. Forbes and family visited in
the county with friends before going to
their future home in Butte, Nebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Bush and daugh-
Ter Lena, visited this week in Audubon
with Chas. Van Gorder and family.
A good second hand organ for sale
cheap. Inquire of
HATTIE WESTON.
For the latest thing in dress goods
trimmings and all fancy articles go to
Coquillette's. Every thing bright and
new.
Mrs. J. r. Minor returned Saturday
from Jasper county, and reports her
sister better. Mrs. ii. NJ. Talbot re-
manned a few days longer but is ex-
pected home this week.
New millinery goods in the latest de-
signs are now arriving daily at the mil
linery store of Mrs. NJ. A. Cloughly,
and it will be well to call soon and
take advantage of the large assert
ment.
Street Commissioner Norris has COM
pleted the cable chain fence around the
Park and finished the cable through
the hitching posts on the west side of
the Presbyterian church lots. Good
improvements and well done.
Bob Talbot took in the first money
in the bicycle race at the Carroll fair last
week making the half mile in "a be-
ing six seconds better than on the Au-
dubon track. Robert is a good one and
wears wheel glory enough for one sea,
son.
+. +. Brainard and III. A. Christen-
sen have purchased the Luccock farm
of 100 acres at the Grove for $50 per
acre from Matte I. Holmes. Now
Hans must drive and Frank must hold
the pillow and show US what they know
about farming.
A team hitched near the Brooks Drug
Co., corner yesterday, broke loose and
made q lively runaway on broadway
through lumber yards, etc. After
breaking loose from the buggy the
horses were caught before any serious
damage was doHs.
The ladies of Audubon and vicinity
are invited to call at the millinery par.
lors of Mrs. NJ. A. Cloughly and look
over the large stock Of new goods in
latest styles and comprising all the
p0yelties, ! good stock and . splendid
trimmer make the store attractive to
those ladies who desire the best the
market affords.
DR.. +. II. Carter, of Des Moines, a
member or the State Board of Health,
was in Audubon Tuesday night inves.
tigating case of scarlet fever at l.. l..
Dorsey's and decided 1t a genuine case
coming plainly under the quarantine
law. The usual yellow card labeled
scarlet fever" hangs on Mr.. Dorsey's
door. Only one child is yet down with
the fever and though perhaps in mild
form, too much care cannot be taken
to prevent the further spread Of the
dreaded disease,
Frank Tharnish returned home last
Friday morning from Huron, S. ID
near which place he met with severe
and well nigh fatal accident. While
working around steam threshing ma
chine near that place his arm was
caught m the belting which Instantly
gave him fearful fling into the air,
but marvelously allowed him to escape
with only one arm fractured in three
places between the wrist and elbow and
a lively shaking up of his entire frame.
The arm is healing nicely and will
prebaply pe all right again in tims
though perhaps not SO straight and
strong as formerly. He may well count
himself lucky to escape SO fortunately.