Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-01

| MISS Utue SulNeT 10 nOlne lrou
Ames.
| C.E, Kibbey and wife both have tn,
mumps.
Christmas and New Years Day will
come on Sundays.
LIP, Hallock, of 0akHeld, was at the
county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. G. III. Vail went 10 Lewis Satur,
day to spend Sunday with relatives.
has been a grand fall for work, and
a very large per cent of corn is cribbed
today.
Miss Doll Kennedy is recovering from
a severe case of humps and bilious
fever.
Go to Weighton's for what lumber
you need. The worth of your money
guaranteed,
Charlie Isham has secured position
as street car conductor in Chicago at
$50 per month,
Miss Ella Stearns visited her friend
Miss Mcdaniel, in Atlantic the latter
part of last week.
Judge Martin Northup, of East
Wooster N. Y, is visiting his sister
Mrs. A. Burnside.
Mr., j. @. Adams, from Des Moines
is now engaged in the Brick Drug Store
of James \ Goodrich.
Miss Lura Beason, of the Audubon
High School corps of instructors, is en-
PERTAINING the mumps.
Retta Richard is here from Des
Moines to spend the winter with the
family of w. IL, O'Connell.
A social dance was enjoyed at the
home of Hamp Jones last Friday night
with music by Owens orchestra.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. viii
PARROT, who live on the Zion farm
south of town, has the diphtheria.
DR.. Mosher will be at the Stuart
House, Thursday and Friday, Deem
Der Sth and 9th. Consultation free.
For SALE.-A number of good male
thorough bred Poland China pigs, APP
ply to or address A. III. Edwards, Au-
dubon, Iowa.
| IL Is said that the board of supervis'
ors will employ poor farm steward
by the month, instead of receiving bids
for annual contracts.
Should time and the almanac fail
the public might confidently rely upon
Santa Claus and A. Ill. Roberts fol-
q pleasant reminder us of the holidays
Charlie Rose, of Stuart, and the
Misses Sybil and Love Rose, of Allan
tic, are at home, called here by the
death of their sister, Mrs. Anna Brown
The meetings which have been IN
progress at the Baptist church, con
Quoted by the pastor, Rev, Parsons
and Rev. Johnson, of Anita, will close
, this week.
The WAGE which was started In At
lantic early in the campaign to roll NJ
q big majority for the Peoples party
has waived all further trouble by way
ing the dear people fond farewell.
! The Misses Clara and Lizzie MclNad-
den and Sadie and Sena Hunter of At
lantic, and friends by the name OF
Brown from Boone, attended the Hunt
er-Shingledecker wedding last night.
Mr.. II. o. Anterior is the. authorized
agent for the Singer Sewing Machine
Co, and has his headquarters ut the
Commercial Hotel. He sells, cleans
and repairs machines and guarantees
satisfaction.
Several fights made the night hideous
after the dance last Thursday evening
| A razor Is said to have figured promi
nently in slashing young mans pants
| A suit in Justice court resulted in q
fine of one dollar and costs.
Charlie Russell has had two opera
tons performed for an internal trouble
and will have to undergo n third one
soon. Charlie is in the hands of Chicago
surgeons, and has his nerve with him
as he has not taken an anaesthetic II
either instance.
Jas. NJ. Workman departed Monday
evening for Washington to resume his
duties In the postotllce OF the House OF
Representatives.. James has had
pleasant vacation among his Audubon
county friends and will undertake hi
four hours day labor with increased
vigOr.
VIM. Burns went to Chicago las
week to accept q position on the police
force of the worlds fair grounds. Thy
station assigned him Is back stop v
the lake zephyrs, and he was expected
TO be on hand twelve hours day vii
liam sized up the situation and return
ed to Audubon.
Mrs. Scott, the venerable mother OF
the Scott Bros, returned Tuesday even
ing from Seneca, Kans., accompanied
by her brother Jas. IIodgin, the two
having been visiting younger brother
i'm the Sunllower state. Mr.. Ilodglf
departed yesterday morning for his
home in Glens Falls, N. Y.
&. II. Jones has bought the Wattle'
lots at the north end of Main street
| NJ ,nr hu XFin N N 4 m
in the near future put up q fine resi-
dence for himself. IL Is the most sight
ly building spot In Carroll and Mr.
Jones will have desirable place to
live.-CdTroH Herald.
Mr.. Hiram Statzell has returned from
Kansas and will teach the winter term
of school i'm the IIamlin district, Extra
township. Mr.. Statzep mourns the re
cent loss of his wife and has four min.
or children who will be cared for by his
brothers and sisters in this county. He
is a brother of Attorney |. l.. Statzell
J BY this arrangement Mr.. and Mrs. V
r. Horton fall heir to brace of buxom
twin boys FIVE years old.
Mr.. ]. V. Hunter and Miss Dors
Shingledecker were married on the
evening of November Both, at the home
of the brides mother in Leroy town
ship, Rev. Il. Dickinson officiating. A
, large company assembled to witness
the ceremony and TO congratulate the
happy couple and enjoy the abundant
and delightful hospitality. May thu
good wishes of many friends be realized
in the future experience of the TIVE
thus happily made one. The worth,
couple received large number OF val
liable and useful presents,
| Go and see the great panorama o
the Andrews Raiders at Russell's oper
house next Monday night under tn
auspices of Allison Host. This repre-
sentation OF the thrilling Andrew
Raid will be explained by Mr.. w.
Knight, the famous engineer Of the ex
petition, making an entertainment o.
SURPRISING interest and instructiveness
The pictures and lecture illustrate tn,
expedition by which twenty-five Unior
soldiers in 1862 captured train of cars
from the enemy's camp in Georgia, how
they were pursued and recaptured, i'm.
prisoned, some executed, escapes and
| final safety in the Union lines. One OF
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