Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-04
Frank Martin departed Tue sday fol
Ogden, Utah.

Frank Martin departed Tue sday fol
Ogden, Utah.
Charlie Yates was down from Man.
ming yesterday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Stowe last Saturday.
Rev. Sharpnack Sundayed In con.
genial Audubon society.
W. W. Sickles was up from Extra on
business Monday morning.
Mrs. ii. w. Wilson returned Tuesday
evening from West Liberty.
Mrs. ii. ID. Woodward return ed from
Fairbury, Nebr, Tuesday evening.
The new Adventist church will be
dedicated about the fast Of Mach.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Barnard has been quite
sick for week, but is somewhat better.
Miss Della Baird, of Davenport, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. G. q. Clifford.
The ground hog could see his shadow
Tuesday; hence six weeks of weather.
i. p. Bradley returned Monday from
Nebraska, where he invested in real es-
tate.
AL Shupe and wife rejoice over son
that registered at their home last Sat
urday.
Wait for the Scramble Party to be
given by the ladies of the Baptist
church.
Paul Maclean has returned from In
dianapelis and is at his post OH the At
lantic Telegraph.
II. J. Creveling is raising his house
on South Leroy street and filing the
lot. A nice Improvement.
Revival at Lincoln still con tinues
with good success. Twenty.one con-
yerts and many under deep cOnvi ction.
DIR. A. L. and Mrs. Brooks ret urned
from Des MOines Saturday morning,
the Doctor remaining until Monday
evening.
Miss Lizzie Kimball left her home in
Douglas, Wyo, Tuesday, for Iowa, and
will visit her numerous friends in Gid,
den, Extra and Audubon.
Mr.. G. c. Clifford will move to Ne.
braska the last of this month. lie has
farm there and hopes to prosper more
abundantly than in Iowa.
The North Western will be the first
Iowa road to introduce the electric sig
nal system, which warns moving trains
of danger half mile in advance.
The aged mother of +. n. Zion, who
resides with her daughter, Mrs. 1. w.
Wright, has been dangerously Ill with
the grip. She is seventy-seven years of
age, but with remarkable vitality will
triumph over the affection.
Mr.. Z. Z. Chamberlain moved from
near North Branch last Thursday to
the new house on +. N. Taggart's nur-
sery, northeast of town. They are
very desirable citizens, and Audubon
extends to them hearty welcome.
Mr.. c. G. Whitney and family leave
the End OF March for their new home
near Coleridge, Cedar county, Nebr.
They have resided in Audubon county
for eleven years and prospered, and
only move for the purpose of securing
larger tract of land.
Rev. II. A. Smith was called to Wash.
ington to perform the marriage cerc-
mony which unites the lives of Mr..
Chas. Griffin and Miss May Edworthy.
The bride is remembered as trimmer
I'm Mrs. Cloughly's millinery store for
several seasons. The ceremony Oc-
CURED Tuesday evening.
The street crossings on Broadway
have been in terrible shape during the
mud of the past week, and only decent
ly passable for man in rubber boots.
Monday morning lady passing from
the Rock Island to the North Western
depot, fell PROSTATE on the crossing be-
tween Russells and James stores, and
her garments were completely plastered
with the slush. The crossings should
be kept in better condition.
The Chicago & North Western has
sent out two special stock trains this
week, the first leaving Sunday morning,
carrying three loads for Thos. Musson,
one for Jas. Hunt. two for w. ii. Neff
and one for J. II. Jones, The second
train went out early Tuesday morning
with two loads for S. NJ. Luse, two for
II. ID. HOLSTER. two for j. II. Maharg.
two for w. W. Weston, ono lof sheep)
for +. II. Worley, and one for Prather
Bros.