Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-08-04


in Adair county last week.
Those desiring tornado insurance
should apply to II. w. Hanna.
Wilson Burnside and Dave Forbes
received new wheels Tuesday.
Miss frankie Mott, of Kansas City,
is visiting Mrs. Jas. f. Russell.
Miss Lettie Jump has gone to Delta,
Colo, to teach at $50 per month.
Cedar fence posts of all kinds and
prices at Weighton's lumber yard.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CHAs. TRAMP.
NJ. ID. Bailey is adding second story
to his boarding house on Tracy street
b. +. Howald and Jno. L. Consigny
are impr owing their store fronts with
paint.
Mr.. NJ. X. Clifford departed Tuesday
for Beldon, Nebr., to remain several
weeks.
Go to Weightons for what lumber
you need. The worth Of your money
guaranteed.
Mrs. Chas. Lawrence of Manning has
been spending several days with Audi
bon friends.
w. r.. Green, Esq, was out in Ne
braska last week, looking after real es
tate interests.
A post and chain fence is being plac-
ed along the west side of the Presby
terrain church yard.
WANTED.-A good seanstress tc
learn dressmaking. Apply ut rooms
over Oyerholtzer block.
If you are going to build don't fail to
let &. w. Hoover figure on your hard
ware, paint and oil bills.
Mr.. J. Burdick was down from Man
ming the first of the week. He reports
good business in that town.
Charles Allen, of Viola township, has
been dangerously ill with an abcess
but is some better at present.
Audubon is the name of the new
sailing boat which Chas. Van Gordel
has launched ON Lake Okoboji.
John II. Kate and A. j. Phillips and
families will go to Wall Lake to occupy
their summer cottage next week.
Thos. Hershire, of Iowa City, is the
guest of Fred Gleason. He is the son
of the editor of the Iowa City Press.
The M. Z. church at Extra was struck
by lightning Sunday afternoon. A
flame was started but was quickly
quenched.
Miss Jessie Fox and her sister, Mrs.
Ida Reynolds, of Omaha, are here Wis
iting their sister, Mrs. Laura Allen,
and other relatives.
Col. j. J. Kelley arrived from Lincoln,
Nebr., Friday morning to see his broth
er, VIM. II. Kelley. We are pleased to
state that he is now improving.
Fred Vermilya and G. y. Talbot
with their families departed Monday
night for an outing in Calhoun county,
where they will go into camp at Ok
ford's Mills.
Prof G. ii. Quincy was called to the
southern part of the state last night as
a witness in state case. Supt. Repass
will conduct tho institute in his alb
sence.
Mr.. n. L. Morey is home from Pierce
county, Nebr., with which country he
is well pleased. lie and his son Charlie
will leave next Monday for their new
home in that county.
DR.. A. l.. Brooks is now rapidly i'm
proving at Colfax. The rheumatic
troubles have vanished and he is gain
ing strength. His hosts of friends will
rejoice in his better fortune.
NJ. Johnson & Co. shipped three car
loads of hogs and Brather Bros. two
car loads over the Northwestern last
night. The market is running from
1925 to $500 for the choicest.
The celebrated Mccormick binders
are for sale by Geo. Hoover, They have
been well tried and are thoroughly APP
proved by the farmers of Audubon
county. Don't buy before investigat-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Smith, of Blanket,
Teas, have been the guests of the
lady's brother, j. L. Garnet and family.
Mr.. Smith and wife live in Texas in the
winter and summers at Rockwell City,
Calhoun county.
John Bonwell has been appointed a
delegate from Audubon county to at
tend the convention at Des Moines,
August 10th, the object of which is to
formulate uniform plans for the i'm
proyement of the county roads.
A lawn social will be given by the
ladies of the NJ, u. church at the resi-.
dence of L. j. Freeman, Thursday even
ing August 18th. Ice cream and cake
will be served both in the house and on
the lawn. A cordial invitation is ex,
tended to all
Work has already begun on our fair
gro unds preparatory for the fall exhi
bition. Many needed Improvements
will be made and all things put in good
condition for the best fair next month
that Audubon county has ever held.
Every citizen should do his or her part
To mako IL a grand success