Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-07-28

\ Nv ElhuolH SollVSc lucSuuy.
Miss Corners, of Davenport, is visi
ing the family of Nj. Mccarthy.
Express Agent Weiland, of the Nortl
Western, is taking months vacation
Miss Nettie Walker returned thi
morning from an extended visit in Ill
inois.
Asmus Boyson has been enjoying
visit with his cousin, just from Den
mark.
Its a good time to drive slow.
willing horse will readily overdo thes
hot days.
For the best grades of lumber at tn
lowest living prices, SO to Weighton'
lumber yard.
For the cheapest and best screen doc
and window frames, so to G. w. Hooy
er's hardware store.
Mrs. Il. $. Watts is visiting her moth
er at Pomeroy. She is accompanied b.
her two bright boys.
Scott and Don Mcclure returned
Tuesday morning from four weeks
visit with relatives at Clinton.
Mrs. John McFarlane is enjoying {
visit from her sister, Mrs. McDutf, anC
three children, from Cedar Rapids.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
Loud Rippey went to Winterset thu
first of the week to return With hi'
family who have been visiting there fol-
u month.
Buy your posts now of the Green Ba!
Lumber Company and be ready fol-
spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
Attend the Cornet Band Concert al
Russell's opera house next Thursda,
evening. 1t will be the best entertain
ment of the season.
The clerk issued marriage licens,
to Lewis White and Melvina Pagan thu
23rd, and to Peter Anderson and An
ME Sorensen the 25th.
Married, at the NJ, Il. parsonage Sat
urday evening July 23rd, Mr.. Louis l.
White to Miss Melyina Higgins, botl
of Anita, Iowa, Rev. L. +, llgenfrit;
officiating,
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Consigny visit
ed at Avoca over Sunday and return
ing were accompanied by Mrs. NJ. G
Helm, mother of Mrs. Consigny and
Ralph Helm.
Mrs. A. l.. Brooks and daughter Lu
Gle went to Colfax Tuesday to spend q
week with the Doctor. Though he has
suffered much with rheumatism, ht
was reported as some better the first OF
the week.
1t Is rumored that Jno. w. Co
quillette will open u stock of dry goods
in b. w. Burnside's bull ding on the
south side, lately vacated by Van Scoy
& Son.. lie expects to open in time
for the fall trade.
Geo. w. Hoover received this week
his third carload of Mccormick harvest
ing machines and mower, having sold
twenty.eight binders and eighteen
George is rustling dealer
and is doing good business.
Mr.. Jas. r. Pound has number Of
carriages, buggies and wagons of his
own manufacture for sale. These We
hicles are made on nonor and are sure
TO give good service and satisfaction.
The best is always the cheapest. Call
md see them before purchasing.
Mr.. John Osborn though democrat,
will heartily support A. l.. llager for
He has known Senator Hag-
,r for many years and regards him as
me of the best men he ever knew. Such
IN opinion from an old friend is
iplendid testimonial of the candidates
Mr.. S. A. Overholtzer and wife, Of
LOS Angeles, Cal, have been the guests
If J. A. Overholtzer and family during
ho past week. The visiting brother
vent to California in "a, and this Is his
irst visit home. He has an eighty acre
ract in Los Angeles county, planted to
groves and alfalfa, from which
after he secures n crop every six weeks.
The land is worth $1,000 per acre.
The general inclination of men to
Kick was well illustrated In a meat
market the other day when man was
'uying ten cent soup bone. He gazed
It it contemptuously and growled out
he comment that 1t was "a good deal
more bone than meat" The butcher
vas somewhat disguised and volunteer
d the information that ten cent soup
ones were constructed on that plan.
THE REPUBLICAN, has just complet-
d the premium list for the thirteenth
nnual exhibition Of the Audubon
'ounty Agricultural Society, which
,ill be held Sept l2, IS, IA and Is. The
remiums are increased this year, and
nth the cooperation OF the people the
Ulcers will be able to give the best fair
4 the history of the society. Now is
he time to begin to prepare an exhibit
f stock, machinery, fancy goods, grain,
ruit, etc. Let each one help,
Mr.. A. j. Mcclellan, the new black
NTH at Pounds Factory, is an expert
4 horse-shoeing and shows sample
hoes of his own work which will con-
ince the casual observer. Besides the
vork of making shoes he has made
tudy of the horses foot and is able to
i've it skilled treatment in the matter