Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-01-14

The Rock Island employees have the
Goth inst. marked in red ON the ca,en
dar, the date of the coming of the \ y
ear.
Eugene Talbot returned from Jaspei
county last night. There is no percep
tible change In the condition of his
father.
Mr.. IL. G. Walters and entire family
have been soreiy afflicted by q vista
ton of the grip, but all are now i'm
proving,
Dice stranger, of Extra, has been
critically i'll with the grip and its mum
erous attending ailments but is slowly
improving,
Mrs. Ed. Dryden, living south OF
Ilamlin, is dangerously i'll with pneu'
monia. DR.. Riley, who is attending the
case, called Dr, Miller in consultation
yesterday,
Rev. ID. n. Good will preach at Ham.
lin Center, Sunday at II a, NJ, to inaug
urate meetings to continue through the
week. Rev. Dickinson will assist dur
ing the series.
Mrs. Joseph Gaylord, on South Wash
ington street, has been sick with diph'
iberia since Monday. DR., Miller is at
tending and the lady is doing MS well as
could be hoped for.
The first coasting accident of the sea
son befe!l Miss Nirgie Wilson, Monday
evening. A heavily loaGled sled passed
over her foot, so that She is laid mp fol
an indefinite period.
The grand winter weather with little
| air stirring and mercury from ter TO
twenty degrees below zero, which Iowa
has been enjoying for week, will rap
idly annhilate the grip.
VIM. Mallory will Immediately open
a clothing store in the building recent
ly occupied by Prather Bros, South
Side meat market. Williams human
ity is aroused by the cold weather.
The cash receipts of the poor farm
for 1891 as shown by the treasurers
books were SS0l92. However II far
statement of the earnings cannot be
made until the invoice is taken Feb
ruary Goth.
Mr.. Harlan b Kennels and Miss
Glennacora Marlin were married at the
home of the brides parents in Sharon
township yesterday afternoon, Rev. H.
A. Smith officiating A most worthy
couple, to whom the many friends ex-
tend congratulations,
Frank Herndon, of Greeley township,
interfered with dog fight yesterday,
with the result that one OF the animals
bit his foot so that that member swelled
from its normal number six, to thirteen
and was very painful. Frank called
the doctor and is now all right.
Mr.. ID. A. McAnulty, of Audubon
township, and Mr.. Jos. Gaylord of TINS
city, will receive appointments Us
guards at the Anamosa penitentiary
under the wardenship of +. w. Mad
den, of Clay county, who was chosen
for that position by the joint repub IL
can caucus last night.
VIM. Cloughly is opening his new
drug stock and will have it on display
in few days. The store has been re-
painted and refurnished, every article
of goods on the shelves will be new
from the factory, making the store and
stock inviting to the public Mr.
Cloughly extends a cordial invitation
to all to call and see him.
We are in receipt of the handsome
new catalogue of the Iowa Seed Com
pany of Des Moines, and consider it by
far the largest and best of any ever is
sued by an Iowa seed firm. 1t is chuck
full of good things for the garden and
farm and illustrated with more than
300 engrayings. They offer to mail a
copy free to all readers of this paper
The cause of Dave Workm,an's arrest
last week was that while postmaster he
received 1926 of a German farmer for a
money order. Afterwards II learned
that the town designated was not a
money order Office. He hold the money
till he turned over the Office when he
gave the S25 to the inspector, taking a
receipt. Upon producing this receipt
before the u. 5. court he was exonerat-
ed Such is the report.
Supervisor Bickelhaupt was loyal to
family ties and supported his son-ln'
law. Byron w. Dye, for the stewardship
to the last. At one time, the chances
were good for Dyes success when Mr.
Bickelhaupt agreed to vote for Hunter
for bridge builder if Hunt would vote
for Dye. But Mr.. Hunt wasn't at lib.
erty to change his vote for steward, and
SO it was that the combination could
not be broken.
! ReyG. III. Detwiler, so well ana favor-
ably known to all our people, has been
secured by the Methodist people to as
sist in special revival work during the
month of February. Our people are to
be congratulated in having the presence
and services of so able a divine for a
few weeks in prosecuting special relig-
ious work. Let the people give aten-
ton to this announcement and bend
every energy in making the meetings a
grand success.
Mr. VIM. Spencer, living southwest
: of town is a protectionist who bases
his principles upon experience. In
1866 he was resident of Australia, and
there had opportunity to learn the fal,
lacies of free trade and the inconsis-
tency of free traders. He is also an ar
dent advocate of the Australian ballot
system. after having observed its work
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