Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-02-11
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A son Of Geo. Stetzell went to Mingt
today.
Jno. w. Coquillette went to Chicago
Tuesday.
Mrs. Gibson was a passenger to Iowa
City yesterday,
Mrs. ]. w. B. Cole is recovering from
tedious illness.
Miss Ida White returned to her home
in Red Oak today.
Mrs. Thos. Cassidy and daughter Jen-
Hie, will soon return from Anita.
Mrs. Catln, of Elkhorn, Wis, is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Stowe.
Mrs. G. III. Rollins, of Extra, visited
over Sunday with Is. +. Kennedy and
family.
Mr.. Amos Teakle thinks of moving
to his OBrien county farm early In
March.
have limited amount of cobs to
sell. Leave orders at grain office.
NJ. JOHNSON.
Revival meetings are in progress at
the NJ. L. church, and good attendance
Is noted.
Luther Motz, late In the employ of
Prather Bros, Is carving meat In Mar
shalltown.
Mr.. A. NJ. Sumner received intelli.
gence today of the death of his brother
in Milford, Mass.
q. ii. Jones is in Carroll this week,
arranging for moving and his new i'm
plement business.
Auditor Rees went to Des Moines
Monday to attend the convention OF
auditors and supervisors.
G. III. Rollins was called from Extra
to his old home In Avoca to see his
mother, who was quite sick.
G. w. Preston's mother came up from
Villisca last Friday called here by the
illness of her granddaughter.
The condition Of the r1lds Is such
that persons who go with buggy OF
sleigh wish they had used the other.
Rev. J. ii. Yaggy went to Naperville
H., Monday, to attend meeting of the
trustees of the Northwestern college.
Mayor Armstrong states positively
and peremptor!ly that he will not again
permit the use Of his namo as candidate
for mayor.
Miss Grace Essington, daughter of I.
j. Essington, OF Extra township, was
married Feb. 4th, to Mr.. Isaac Smith, q
prosperous young man of that locality.
can recommend H. l.. Harris as o
first class dentist. lie done me work
IS years ago in Atlantic which Is still
good. Ii. w. HANNA,
Attorney, Audubon, Iowa.
Supervisor Bickelhaupt is attending
the convention of supervisors at Des
Moines this week. 1t does not appear
from Des Moines papers that Mr.. Hons,
ley or his proxy, Supervisor Hunt, has
reported.
j, &. Foreman is talking Of moving
to Nebraska, but places the date Of bis
removal five weeks distant. In consid-
ering the propositions for five weeks to
leave good business and the associa.
tions of ten yeays, we think by will
probably give II up
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Preston's daugh-
ter is recovering from her recent criti-
cal illness. The recovery Is considered
phenomenal and DIR. Denote, the at
tending physician, ascribes 1t all to the
good care afforded by the mother and
neighbors.
A musicale was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Lewis, near Gray last even
ing, and musicians were in attendance
from Manning and Coon Rapids. Mem
bers of the Audubon hand, who were
invited, much regret that inclement
weather prevented their attendance.
1t looks like business to see frozen
dirt flying as it has done this week in
the work of excayating for Mr.. Over.
holtzers new building. Mr.. 0yerholtger
is eminently enterprising and pushes
his project in opposition to the ele-
ments. SThe birds of spring may build
their pests IN the chimney Of that build
ing.
The advertisement Of the st. Louis
Globe Democrat, one of the staunch re-
publican papers Of the nation, may be
found elsewhere. Its news features are
uncxcelled, and its editorial department
is especially able. Its correspondence
from the seat OF national government
is very widely quoted and recognized
as the best 10 the west.