Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-06-30

For plastering buy that stucco
for sale by John Weighton at Stuarts
old stand.
Mr. Walter Copeland and wife drove
up from Extra Sunday to visit V. Il.
Horton and wife.
Miss Eloween Mcdaniel, of Atlantic,
visited over Sunday with the family of
Chas. Van Gorder.
EGGS FOR HArCnING--Bl Lang.
shans and four other varieties 81 per
setting of thirteen. III. &. WEBSTER.
Marion +. Johnson has joined the
ranks of the cyclers. lie is practicing
in the twilight, but will cut an elegant
figure in due time.
Mr.. win Ilamler, wife and baby, of
Atlantic, were guests of DR.. Brooks
and family over sunday. Mr.. ilamler
is popular druggist of our neighbor.
ing town.
Mr.. Ira Gard and wife quit the show
business at Chamberlain, ). d., on &c,
count of the latter's failing health. Mr..
Gard is now holding char at the Elite
barber shop.
Miss Alice Overholtzer and her aunt
Miss Ferrin, were interested spectators
at the county convention last Thurs.
day. The latter returned to her home
in Cherokee, last Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sandman, and two
sons, of Harlan, were guests of DR., De
Motto and family q couple of days last
week. The families were very intimate
friends when residents of Shelby.
One delegate to Chicago is guilty of
deceiying his wife In that he bought
her dress pattern in Audubon that he
City. But we will never violate this
confidence.
The Glorious Fourth will be- celebrat
ed ut Gray, Extra and Viola for the en-
tertainment of Audubon county PEG,
pie. Auditor Rees will crate ut Gray
Our people will be we'll entertained at
either place.
Theo. +, Myers, Esq, returned Tues
day from Northeastern Nebraska, with
which country he is highly pleased. lie
regards the country rs similar to this
with the exception of tho difference in
development.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mcclellan left on
Friday for their new home in Audubon.
Andy is u skilliul workman in his line
and we hope that success and prosper
ity will crown all his efforts. --Prdirie
CITY (iG) NelcS,
John Musson came home from Sa.
lem, :, d., last Friday, and will remain
u week visiting his parents and many
friends In Audubon. John Is splen
did young man and is making u good
business record,
Mr.. Jas. Il. Pound has q number of
carriages, buggies and wagons OF his
own manufacture for sale. These We
hicles are made on nonor and are sure
to give good service and satisfaction.
The best is always the cheapest Call
and see them before purchasing.
NEoRosls.--D Brooks performed a
very delicate surgical operation last
Sunday in removal Of a portion of the
jaw bone of daughter of w. @. Pea
cock. The portion removed was over |
an inch long and partially decayed.
The young lady was very Merry In UNI
dergoing the operation, which she did |
without taking an anaesthetic.
Ellet Judd, who has been engaged in
the Elite barber shop, skipped out last
Sunday night and no man knows the
of his going, The Commercial
house has n weeks board bill unsatis.
fled to remember him by and the band
Is minus q $50 cOrnet, which Judd play.
ed professionally. Judd was good
cornet player and a good prince but
an intolprablc barber
Mr.. A. J. Mcclellan, the new black.
smith at Pounds Factory Is an expert
in horse-shoeing and shows sample
shoes of his own work which will con
vince the casual observer. Besides the
work of making shoes he has made u
study of the horses foot and Is able TO
give II skilled treatment in the matter
Of shooting. Those who have employed
him are more than pleased with the
work speaking In the highest terms of
it. Call at the shop and sec the sam
pies.
Uncle Davy 0verleld will go to Oma-
ha Friday to attend the national PEG.
Plies convention, to be composed of
I776 delegates and to nominate q can
didate for president on the Fourth of
July. Uncle Davy IL very hopeful for
the party's success In the coming cleo.
ton and thinks the democrats will hold
but one state In the south. Gresham
has declined to be their candidate, 30
that Weaver may yet be chosen, We
can give tho convention q pointer that |
1t can not find better man than Uncle !
Davy,
Fred Grafton was sentenced last |
Thursday to fifteen years in the peni |
Tertiary Mt Anamosa. If he can break |
his record and get credit for good be- |
havior he can reduce his term of incar-
ceration to a little over eight years.
His wife and mother were Frustrated
by the sentence. The fidelity of woman
was thus strikingly illustrated, when
the one whom he had deserted and dis |
graced remained by his side through |
his trials. He has voluntarily forfeited |
all Of this and could expect neither love |
or sympathy.
Miss ONO s. Yaggy graduated last
evening from the Chicago Central Mu.
steal College, In vocal music. A year
ago she graduated in instrumental mu-
sic, so that she is now thoroughly fitted
for her proposed work of instructing,
upon which she will soon enter in Des |
Moines. The success Of the ambitious, |
energetic and talented young lady Is
very gratifying to her numerous Audit |
bon friends. Mr.. l.. j. Yaggy was on |
tho College commencement program |
for euphonium solo, but owing to the |
absence of Cashier Armstrong was un.
able to leave his post in the Citizens
Bank,
Owing to continued poor health, Mr..
John L. Consigny will sell his one half
of the grocery stock to Fred Buthweg,
his partner, the transfer to be effected |
July 18th. sar. Consigny has lone EGrsH /
identified with the business of Audu-
bon and all will regret the necessity for
his departure, He will go to Ayoca,
and take lively interest with his broth.
or in the milling business, which affords |
more liberty than he can have in his
present situation. Mr.. Buthweg is a
capable man to assume full ownership
and management of this prosperous
grocery business. BY his own efforts