Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-11

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Miss Mime Culver is just recovering
from the mumps.
Buy the Sandwich corn shelters sold
by G. w, Hoover.
Rev, knepper went to Chicago Mon.
day evening on business.
Whooping cough is making much
misery among the little ones.
Miss Ella Stearns arrived home from
Wahoo, Nebr,, Monday evening.
Treasurer Dawson is building neat
barn on his Church street property.
G. G. Farmer and family are at home
in NJ. \. Marshalls Morning Side resi- |
dence.
For plastering buy that stucco
for sale by John Weighton ut Stuart's
old stand.
For the best grades Of lumber at the
lowest living prices, so to Weighton's
lumber yard.
Get our prices on lumber before buy.
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
Make money by attending Towald's |
great special sale Saturday, commence
ing ut 10 m. a $3.50 dress pattern
for 81
Come to the Audubon County Fair
september l2.l0. Let these be great |
holidays for all of the Audubon county
people.
Buy your posts now of the Green Bay |
Lumber Company and be, ready for |
spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
On Tuesday August 30th, and Sep
TENDER eth, 1892, the G. NJ. Il st. f.
lt'y will sell Harvest excursion tickets |
at reduced rates,
Money to loan on improved farms at |
per cent. Optional payments.
ANDREWS 4 HANNA.
Audubon, Iowa.
Tell your neighbor about the great
campaign offer of The REPUBLICAN |
year for only $3.50.
An Audubon excursionist was thrust |
into the Manning Jail and fined Sl2 |
Monday. a jag comes high to non
resident in Manning,
Lit Collins and wife, the popular ho
tel people of Atlantic, were over Sun.
day guests of a. Il. McManns and wife |
at the Walker House.
Mrs, J. II. Minor and children return.
ed Saturday night from several weeks
visit ut Newton, accompanied by her
niece, Miss ella Efnor.
The Riverside stoves are acknowl.
edge to be the best heaters and bakers
ever offered to the public. Sold ut q. |
w. llooyers hardware store.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
have an ice cream soclaDle ut the resi- |
dence of Il. A. Mcllyane, Thursday |
evening August 18th. All are cordially
invited.
Arlie Vail gave party yesterday af' |
ternoon on the occasion Of her ninth |
birthday. 1t was very select, as only |
those with the whooping cough were in
attendance.
Mr.. Geo III. IIenshaw, an enterpris-
ing young business man of Extra and
the republican candidate for recorder,
was shaking hands with Audubon
friends Tuesday.
The Brooks Drug Co. is repapering
and otherwise identifying the interior
of their store. The company is wide
awake and always improving. Wattles
& Bailey are the artists.
Mr. g. II. Vail went TO Cedar Rapids
Tuesday evening to represent Audi
bon Lodge in the grand lodge, Knights
of Pythias. The state organization of
the order was effected i'm Cedar RAPIDS
July 4, 1870.
Mr.. Geo. Conkling represents Exodus
Lodge of Extra in the knights OF Pyth-
las grand lodge at Cedar Rapids this
week, going from there to Keokuk
county to visit a couple of weeks, his
first trip to the old sod III fifteen years.
b. +. Kennedy and A. S. Culver have
enjoyed for years the acquaintance of
Judge Crounse, whom Nebraska repub
leans have nominated for governor,
and both regard him highly as q splen.
did citizen and honorable pablic man.
Thos. Musson and wife returned
Monday evening from Colfax, and Mr..
Musson experienced much benefit from
the use of the waters. lie reports DR..
Brooks as steadily improving. Mr..
Musson is called to his Dakota ranch
on business.
The twelve year old daughter of
John XiegerS, of Cameron township,
was thrown from the lead horse Of q
harvester team Monday and fell before
the sickle. Her right arm was broken
and her flesh fearfuliy lacerated in sew
eral places.
Mrs. Ellsbury died at the home of her
son John Ellsbury In Douglas township
Saturday evening, aged 90 years, OF re-
mittent fever. She was also the moth
er of Mrs. Adam Fiscus. The funeral
was held Sunday, with interment In the
Douglas cemetery.
Upon an order issued by Judge
Smith the property of Jas Law has
been levied on to the extent of 81 ,OOOand
his wife and brother have been garnsh-
eed. In the meantime there is said to
be uncertainties as to the condition of
the blushing prosecutor.
The engineering corps of the Ne
braska Central is near Avoca, making
lead for Audubon. Chas w. Boyden,
chief engineer, has written w. III. Neff
stating chat they will inform him of
the probable time they will reach this
point as soon as known to them. They
find the line better than they expected
and it is reasonably sure that it will be
adopted.
DIR. J. NJ. Emmert was up from At
lantic Tuesday comforting with the
democratic leaders, presumably about
the congressional situation. 1t is ru
mored that Dr. Emmert, +. L. Bradley,
Bolter and Genung all have timorous
bees In their bonnets in case Bowman
insists on retiring, but all believe that
he ought to take the bitter with the
sweet.
NJ. J. Murphy, NJ. d., and Miss Eta
NJ. Bryan, both of Cumberland, Cass
county, were quietly married at the
residence of Or. A. l., Brooks in this
city, yesterday afternoon, Rev. Il. Dick
inson, of the Presbyterian church Off.
ciating. The young people are both
prominent in their home town. The
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