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

'NSa'Ss
Mr.. G. NJ. Burt was up from North
Branch today.
1 Preaching at Cameron Center next
Sunday at SIP, m.
Miss Gene Culver came home from
Ames last Thursday.
Miss VeSta Baxter returned home
last Monday evening.
For SALE The residence of the un-
dersigned. john +, CoNsIGNY,
For the best grades OF lumber at the
lowest living prices, so to Weighton's
lumber yard.
The campaign is open. A local wager
of 500 side has been made on Ilarri
son and Cleveland.
For the cheapest and best screen door
and window frames, so to q. w, Ilooy.
ers hardware store.
Oscar 0yerholtzer and Pearl Roberts
are expected home from Des Moines
the last of the week.
Miss Rose Garth, q teacher in the
| Hampton schools, is the guest of her
friend, Miss Gene Culver,
Get our prices on lumber before buy.
| ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
Mr.. G. w. Clark came up from Stuart
| last Saturday and remained several
days with his son, DIR, j, Il. Clark and
wife.
Buy your posts now of the Green Bay
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spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
Mrs. Frank Gleason and daughter,
| Mrs. Cook, went to Red Oak yesterday,
and will be met there by Mr.. Gleason
Saturday.
The Acme cultivator draws the light
est, handles the easiest, runs the deep.
est and will do the best work. Sold by
q. w. Hoover,
Money to loan on improved farms at
per cent. Optional payments.
ANDREWS & HANNA.
Audubon, Iowa.
The Hotel Collins, opposite the Rock
Island depot in Atlantic, Is first class
house, AMI affords tho best convent
ences for Audubon people stopping in
or passing through Atlantic,
Mr. AL Sheets and Mrs. Kate l'rather
We're married at the residence of Thos.
Gwin, Wednesday evening, Rev. a. V.
knepper officiating. Congratulations
are extended the happy couple
Commencing April IL, u refrigerator
will leave Audubon over the G. u N.
w. R'y,, for Chicago on Tuesday morn
! ing of each week. Returning it will
leave Chicago Thursday OF each week.
Amos Teakle came down from Hart
ley last week and has been visiting
among his many friends. We are glad
to know that he Is doing well and that
the family is happy in their new home,
The Rock Island will sell harvest ex.
curslon tickets August 90 September
% and October 20 To points north, east,
west and south, at one fare for the
round trip. For particulars apply to
w. w. Smith, agent.
Melville Center NJ. Il. church will be
dedicated Sunday July 10th, Mt III q. m.
by Rev. +. Il. llgenfritz. The sermon
will be preached in McCain's grove. A
basket dinner will be served In the
grove. Every body invited.
DR.. Brooks departed Monday for Col
fax, where he will make most liberal
use of the mineral waters. The rest to |
be had there will do him good. The de-
mands upon his professional services |
are such that it is impossible for him
to be idle at home.
Lincoln Steere returned to his home
in Dlaoaant Dlafn Ind luut ninhi |
Formerly one of Audubon county's |
best teachers he is meeting with appre-
ciated success in his Indiana school |
work He will serve as principal in
Pleasant Plain high school for the com.
ing year.
Larsen q Christensen have opened q |
cigar factory in the rooms over Fisher
Bros, grocery, with w. Shaw us manu-
facturer. The factory is No. 265, ith
District of Iowa. Mr.. Shaw is skilled
workman and will soon put on the mar
ket az. C's. Leader" five cent cigar
Let all patronize home industry, and
there is no doubt that the factory will
be successful. 1t would require several
men to make the cigars smoked daily
in Audubon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Esbeck have been
greatly afflicted recently. On Monday
June 20th they buried their Oldest son,
Jens Peter Esbeck, and on Monday
June 9th, the next oldest, Jargen
Christian Esbeck, was laid by the side
of his brother. Their ages were four
years and eight months, and two years
and seven months respectively. The
remaining child it is hoped, though |
sick, will soon recover. May the kind |
Heavenly Father comfort them in their |
sorrow, Il. ID.
THE REPUBLICAN, Is very glad to |
note the fact that Mr.. John G.. Johnson |
has been granted an increase of pen
sion to 1924 per month. Mr.. Johnson |
though Swede by birth is q thorough |
American and was one of the country's |
most deserving defenders. He passed |
many weary months in the infamous |
Libby hell hole, and was there while |
10000 of his Comrads died from disease |
and starvation-30O in one awful night. |
Mr.. Johnson's ailment is heart disease. |
BURGLARY.--About three o'clock |
this morning burglars gained an on
trance to the bed room OF Mr.. and Mrs |
Chester Twlning, of the Twining House |
and took Mr.. Twining's pants block |
away securing his pocket book contain
ing about $40, all the money he had In |
the house excepting a baking powder
can full of pennies, which latter he has
been accommodating for four years. The
parties attempted raid on the Stuart |
House, but were scared away The |
authorities have suspicious as to the |
perpetrators, but as yet there are no
arrests,
Mr.. r.. l.. Talbot and Miss Myra |
Shoesmith were married at the resi- |
dence of the brides father, Stephen
Shoesmith, near North Branch, Tues
day, Rev. Bartlett of the local church
officiating. A large company of the
relatives and immediate friends of the
contracting parties were presant anu ,
after vaccinations participated in
the enjoyment of sumptuous repast.
The guests left many presents of beau
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