Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-10-13

W. II, Cowles, John Kate and A. j..
Phillips are fishing at Wall Lake.
Districtcourt will convene next Tues
day, Hon. A, Il. Thornell presiding.
Jno, \. Nash has just put in q Smith
Premier type writer for individual use,
Apermit to marry was issued yester.
day TO |. +, Dayton and Mary Il. Paige.
The Fiscus Martial Band is newly
uniformed and in the campaign for all
parties.
Rev. A. V, Knepper came up from
Walnut Tuesday to take another step
in Masonry,
For the best grades of lumber at the
lowest living prices, go to Weighton's
lumber yard.
John Weighton is spending the week
in Guthrie county, looking after his
farming interests.
The Carter wind mills are the simp.
lest and best and will last the longest.
Sold by q. w. Hoover.
A Mr. DeNinc from Vail has opened
a boot aud shoe store In the room va.
Gated by WIN O'Conncll.
The Spooner Dramatic Co. has en-.
gagged Russcll's opera house for the
week beginning October 3lst.
w. Il, Green, Esq, is at Dcs Moines
with business before the supreme court.
From there he goes TO Denison.
Get our prices on Lumber before buy.
ing We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
For the latest thing in dress goods
and all fancy articles go to
Coquillettc's. Every thing bright and
new.
Miss Minnie Croy, who went to Colo
RADIO about six. weeks ago, Is teaching
ut Mound Camp, at a salary of 800 per
month.
Adam Hayes and son Lilo, d returned
the first of the week from Carthage, S.
d., whore they have sojourned for three
Congressman Walter |. Hayes was
scheduled for Audubon by the state
democratic central committee, but the
date was cancelled.
Mrs jim Peppers who has been Wis.
ting for some time in Audubon, starts
upon the return to her home In Cole.
ridge, Nebr., tonight.
Rev, llgcnfrit2, as announced last
will preach sermon on "Co.
lumbus" next Sabbath evening. Every.
body cordially invited.
Fred Weeks arrived home last Sat.
urday from Grant City, Mo-, having
severed his business associations with
the American Harrow Co.
Mr.. ii. W. Wilson of Buffalo, N. Y,
Is in the city concentrating the trans.
fer Of his farm on section %, Leroy, to
ID. B. and Dave Anderson, at 1896 per
lcre,
Sol Leighty raised two hundred
of potatoes from an acre and a
half, which proves pretty profitable
piece of farming in this year of high
prices.
Mr.. Woods Robinson, Of Chicago was
visiting ID. Il. Soar and b. f. Kennedy.
Mr.. Robinson Is an old acquaintance
Of Mr.. Scars family, who named their
youngest son in respect to him.
A travelling photographer arrived IN
town Monday, and started to put up
his gallery, but observing the splendid
work exhibited by local artists, con.
GUIDED not to enter into competition.
DR.. Mosher, the specialist, will be at
The Stuart House In Audubon, Thurs
lay and Friday, October eth, and 28th,
where the afflicted may consult him
free of charge, He makes no charge
unless able to promise corresponding
|. l.. Statzell Is practicing attorney
Of demonstrated ability. lie has been
\ resident of Audubon county for
many years, and is highly esteemed by
Ill who know him. In the office of
county attorney he will prove q yalu-
able official,
The Audubon delegates to the Red
Mems convention at Boone returned
home today and TIE REPUBLICAN is
glad to learn that Marion +. Johnson
was elected Great Sachem of the Tribe
Of Iowa and that III. u. Funk Is chosen |
'epr esentatixe to the Great Council OF |
,he United States. Audubon may well
De proud Of her citizens who bring
home such distinguished honOrs.
There are rumors TO the effect that |
he Nebraska Central will be built
straight east from Council Bluffs to
connect with the Great Western at a |
point south of Des Moipes. However, |
he survey Of the line from the Bluffs
% ft. Dougc Ii as promising that the /
road will be built by the Audubon line !
IS any of the rumora OF the time. The |
company Is undoubtedly specializing as
between the two surveys
Mrs. L. o. Person, Of Council Bluffs,
vas In Audubon yesterday and organ,
zed women's worlds fair club of |
thirty members, with Mrs. Chas. Van
iorder as president; Mrs. J. A. Over
loltzer vice president; Mrs. j. A. Nash |
secretary; Mrs. A. +. Armstrong treas
lrer. The object Of the society 10 to
create interest of all descriptions in the |
worlds fair, but the male population !
loes not favor the idea of putting an
other club in the hands OF Audubon |
wives,
The democratic county committee
has made several appointments for
one J. j. Shea to whose name is pre-
fixed the title of Honorable" Mr..
Shea is resident of Council Bluffs,
al, 81 4 L.,