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

A son was born to Mr., and Mrs, Chas
Prather Monday.
John llite was in Des Moines OF
business last week.
i Rosenberg 4 Co, pay the highest
cash price for chickens.
Cal Marlin is home from u bushes,
sojourn in northern Iowa.
! J, A, Oyerholtzer was mustered on
of jury service at Council Bluffs las
Saturday.
For p!astering buy that stuccC
for sale by John Weighton at Stuarts
old stand,
Mr.. J. II, Basham, from Extra, wa,
the guest of Frank p. Bradley the first
of the week.
Willard II. Jones, of Wiuterset, wa,
in town over Sunday visiting his mum
crous friends.
Geo, IL, uenshaw, republican candi
date for recorder, was up from Extra
the first of the week.
Marion +. johnson, IL. U. Funk and
A. +, Drake went to Boone Monday to
attend the great council of Red Men,
a word to the wise is sufficient. Be.
fore you buy a cook stove or heater
call at &. w. lloover's hardware store
Mr., L, J. Stanton has moved to Au,
dubon and occupies the residence on
First Avenue owned by Geo. Townsend
For the best quality of underwear of
all kinds be sure to see Coquillette's
stock, "A fine assortment and all new
| goods.
Buy your posts now of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring. They have all kinds and low,
est prices.
Bert Weiland was held up in Carroll
Tuesday night and robbed of a diamond
ring valued at S27S, gold watch and
some money.
Money to loan on improved farms at
per cent. Optional payments.
ANDREWS u HANNA.
Audubon, Iowa.
II it isn't in the line OF conspiracy,
we should like to suggest the organi2a.
ton of n society for the prevention of
cruelty to newspaper men.
The Riverside stoves are acknowl-
edge to be the best heaters and bakers
ever offered to the public. Sold at q.
w. llooyer's hardware store.
NJ. Ii. Perry returned Saturday from
South Dakota, where he has been doing
effective missionary work for the
Wolfe Il Frahm grain meter.
Maurice Armstrong wore the silver
medal September 30th, and Edith
Townsend October 18th, for perfect or
biography one mouth in room No. 4.
October 2lst, will be u public holiday
and all should unite with the public
schools in celebrating Columbian Day
1t will be both interesting and educa-
tional.
ID. b. Lyons, formerly an Audubon
county citizen, and now Des Moines
capitalist, visited Dr. Rendleman last
Sunday. Dave has made a signal sue.
cess in the capital city.
Mrs. Bailey's boarding house has been
enlarged and repaired and now offers
homelike conveniences to boarders
Good accommodation ut reasonable
rates has made it a popular place.
Patrick Mcmahon was circulating u
subscription paper Tuesday to secure
funds for flag and flag pole to be
raised over the public school building
before Columbian day. A patriotic
move.
We acknowledge receipt OF the first
number of the Martin county (Minn.)
Democrat, published by st. John & Bill.
derback, the latter being Frank M. Bill
derback, well known in Audubon as n
good newspaper man. Success
Mrs. Jas. Hunt entertained about
twenty Audubon friends in royal style
at her Melville township home last
Sunday. Mrs. Hunt is deservedly
famous for her mastery OF the culinary
art and for her hospitality.
The city authorities have been very
thoughtful in wetting down Broadway
during the recent days. They have
used the hose, and next to much need
ed street sprinkler which could cover
more territory, this is good.
The Hager meeting in Atlantic last
Saturday evening was immense. Over
the stage the name of the speaker and
congressional candidate was displayed
by electric wires. 1t may be potent to
say that it electrified the audience.
j. A, McWade, who runs the canning
factory in Atlantic, has just bought
two car loads of tin cans, made of
American tin, cheaper than any he has
bought for some time. And yet the
democrats claim that tin plate is not
made in this country.
John F. Consigny, II. L. Cole and J.
W. Rosenberg will go to Council Bluffs
next week to attend grand lodge and
grand encampment Of Odd Fellows.
The same organizations of Nebraska
meet at Omaha at the same time and
the delegates from the two states will
make the twin cities rejoice.
Mrs, Jauette Roseman, a missionary
returned from Africa, now stationed at
Washington, ID. g., has been visiting
Extra and Audubon friends during the
past week, She addressed the public
schools Monday with interesting details
of her work in Africa. She was accom-
panied to Audubon by Mrs. VIM. Car.
penter, of Extra,
Mr. and Mira Cbas Stowp mOurn the