Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-05-12
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Reece M. Dickey returned today from
Chicago, where he has been marketing
horses.
Seed flax to sell or loan. Seed millet
for sale.
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Chris Justesen has been granted a
patent on his fastest improved post
hole auger,
Supt. Repass and wife visited the
lady's brother, Win Conway, in Melville
last Sunday.
The local Boies boomers came home
from Council Bluffs today, and all re.
port an enthusiastic convention,
B, l.,Sallinger. Esq, is down from
Manning today getting ready for his
grist of business in court next week.
a travelling professor" who Grated
through the photograph, entertained
the public schools Tuesday afternoon.
J, +. McGriif is now at work on the
Little Giant Pumping Machine and will
have it ready for operation some time
next week.
Recorder Beason lost ~ in cold cash
Tuesday, lie thinks that it was laid
down on some counter and lost in the
shuttle of packages.
| q. W. Wattles, a resident of Carroll
since '67, will remove to Omaha july LIST,
where he will be associated with the
Union National Bank.
DIV Matthias will buildtwo residences
for rent on East Broadway, north of l..
ID. Phelps place. Mr.. o, l., Lane will
also build in the same locality.
You will need them! Those screen
doors of all sizes, and adjustable win
dow frames that will fit any window
at G. W. IIoover's hardware store.
Messrs. j. A. Overholtzer and A. +.
Armstrong went to Mt, Carroll, Ill, on
business. They were accompanied by
Mr., Oyerho!tzer's daughter, LAVISH.
Rev. T. S, Hodgson, d. d., a delegate
to the general conference of the M. l..
Church, will preach in this city, Sunday,
May %, morning and evening in the NJ.
Il. church.
Mr.. Walter Ridge is now sole owner
of the barber shop recently owned by
Ballman & Ridge. Walter is n first
class barber and will hold down the
business in good shape.
Mr. ii. $. Foulk's French Coach
horse, Joyous" is introduced in an ad
vertisement elsewhere. lie is o.
splendid horse, and of breed that Is
very popular and profitable.
The Hotel Collins, opposite the Rock
Island depot in Atlantic, is first class
house, and affords the best convent
ences for Audubon people stopping in
or passing through Atlantic.
Miss Jennie Coulter who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. McKarahan
started upon the return to her home in
easterniIowa last Friday, but will visit
a few days with Atlantic friends.
Commencing April 12, a refrigerator
will leave Audubon over the G. & N.
w. Ry., for Chicago on Tuesday morn
ing of each week. Returning 1t will
leave Chicago Thursday Of each weeks
"Con" Kennedy arrived from Des
Moines Monday night on visit to his
parents. He is holding cases on the
State Register, and has life job II he
wants it. Mr.. Kennedy recently took a
trip through the south.
The school entertainment at Russel's
opera house Saturday evening was
success in every way, gratifying to
teachers, participants and the public.
The total receipts were about $40, leav-
ing net profit of about $50.
The town is without sufficient
number of residences for rent. The
railroad people, who will make their
home here on account of the change of
time, will find 1t difficult to secure de-
sirable residences or apartments.
DIR. d. II. Lewis has gone to West
Liberty and formed partnership with
an established practitioner. The loca-
ton was offered him few days after
his establishment in Audubon. Mrs. |
Lewis is yet visiting with the family of
Robt. Fosnaugh..
Mr.. John Cutler, q machinist in the
McGriff shops, went to Des Moines last
week and on Tuesday was married to
Miss Mary Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler
arrived in Audubon Friday, and will
commence house keeping us soon as
they can secure residence.
Mr.. b. +. Howald, who was on Paul
Ballman's bond for appearance May 20,
became uneasy and caused his return
from Marshaltown under official
guidance last Friday. Ballman gave
new bond and returned to Marshall
town Saturday, where he is working at
his trade.
The fractional delegates were success
full in the mission to Council Bluffs
yesterday, and secured the election of
Frank z. Bradley as one of the Ninth
district delegates to the national con.
vention at Chicago. THE REPUBLICAN,
is pleased to announce the selection of
an Audubon county man for such an
honor.
VIM. Leet arrived Friday night from
his Illinois home. He says the reports
of the floods in that slate are in no wise
exaggerated, Every fence on his own
large farm has been swept away by the
rush of waters. Water is three feet
deep in the cribs of corn, and two feet
deep in his residence. Mr.. Leet has
come to Iowa to get dry.
Mr.. J. II. Bruner will move into the
Peter Book house, made vacant by the
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