Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-11-03

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the best coal.
Buy the Sandwich corn shelters sold
by G. w. Hoover.
Rosenberg s. 90, pay the high
est cash price for Chickens,
Geo. Ditzenberger was here from
Hastings, Nebr., the first of the week.
Mrs. II. l.. Hamilton is up from
Atlantic visiting her parents and
brothers.
For plastering buy that stucco
for sale by John Weighton at Stuart's
old stand.
For the best grades of lumber at the
lowest living prices, go TO Weighton's
lumber yard.
The parents of DIR. Brooks arrived
yesterday morning to make a visit with
the Doctors family.
During the epidemic of mumps in
town very little care has been taken to
prevent contagion.
The Carter wind mills are the simp-
lest and best and will last the longest,
Sold by &, w. Hoover,
Get our prices ON lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality,
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
b, f, Howald went to Sioux City the
first of the week to look at some land.
A word to the wise is sufficient, Be
fore you buy cook stove or heater
call at G. w. Hooyer's hardware store.
VIM. Layland will soon open meat
market in the building he recently
bought of Frank Gleason on the south
side.
For the best quality of underwear of
all kinds be sure to see Coquillettes
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.
Money to loan on improved farms at
Z per cent. Optional payments.
ANDREWS Il HANNA.
Audubon, Iowa.
The Riverside stoves are acknowl-
edge to be the best heaters aud bakers
i ever offered to the public, Sold Mt e..
w. Hoover's hardware store,
The finest and the best line of cook
stoves and heaters ever brought to Au-
dubon county are at G.. W. llooyer's
hardware store.
Judge Thonell returned from Sid
ney Monday morning. The child, on
account of whose illness he was called
home, died last Thursday.
Mr.. viii McLeran and Miss Rosetta
Smart were married at the residence of
ii. w. Cripple Thursday evening, Nov,
3, Rev. Ed. b. Cousins officiating,
Bonnie Donaldson is quite sick this
week with heart trouble and u dropsi.
cal complication. 1t is hoped that
clearer weather will bring him relief,
John IL. Frahm and family will soon
remove to Arcadia, where Mr.. Frahm
has purchased property and the will
doubtless go into the hotel business
They have been residents of Audubon
since the beginning, and have hosts OF
friends.
Ike Jenkins has been in town seyera
days doing missionary work in the way
of soliciting funds for Thos. Gill, who
lost an arm in a clover huller week be
fore last The man has quite u family
and is in need of aid. Ike secured
something over $50.
:. Mr.. Henry Fox returned today from
a seven months trip selling electric
goods and toilet articles, and has en-
| joyed very profitable season. Mr.. Fox
has been in seven of the prosperous
county seat towns of Iowa, but saw
nothing that rivals Audubon.
Parties desiring old organs cleaned
or repaired can secure the services of
II. o. Atherton by making application
at the Commercial house. He is an ex-
perienced man and guarantees good
work OF no pay. Mr.. Atherton May be
able to save you the expense Of new
instrument.
Asa Henin went to Galesburg, Ills,
Monday to help care for five of his
brothers end sisters who are down with
the diphtheria. II was said In his let
ter of information that the disease Is
in very aggravated form. 1t is learn
ed later that one Of his sisters died
Wednesday.
The democratic rally at Gray last
Thursday was participated in by about
as many republicans as democrats, and
republicans contributed freely to the
fund to pay the band. 1t Is very credit
able to the republicans up that way
that they turned in and made success
of what promised to be a failure,
The firm of McKarahan y Vanden.
burgh has been dissolved, and the FIRST
mentioned will continue the business.
Mr. Yandenburgh, we understand, has
prospect Of re.entering the service of
the North Western railroad company.
Audubon people will very much regret
to lose Mr.. and Mrs. Vandenburgh
should they conclude to accept such
oyertures.
At the state convention of the Bap-
fist Young Peoples Union held at Ce-
dar Rapids last week, Rev. Il. A. Smith
was again selected as state secretary
for another year. Rev. Smith has been
doing good work In this field and is
very cordially received by his fellow
workers over the state. An earnest,
selfsacriGcing laborer, his efforts bear
good fruit, and he has every reason to
homo that his second wear will prove