Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-04-13
Harry Halliday is going to Carroll.

ZION Monuay nlgnt, ana WORKS well.
Brick and tile ut Brick Yard.
CuAs. TRAMP.
w. Nj. Smart is building q barn 40x4
with side sheds, for 5. Nj. Luse at Ross
Top buggies, spring wagons and roa,
carts at Marshall 4 Sharp's, at correc
prices.
Paul Ballman, of Marshalltown, Ia:
been visiting his parents here since las
Friday,
G, G, Harper is raising his house ant
otherwise improving his Tracy street
property.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Farquhar, of Melville township
Yesterday.
Mrs, G. ). Langworthy is enjoying q
visit from her father and sister from
Sterling, Ills.
There was heavy frost last night
some say hard enough to damage
sprouted oats.
Lime 70 cents per barrel; Plastering
Hair (washeO 20 cents per bushel, at
Weighton's yard.
If it is the almighty dollar that you
are after, see q. w. Hoover before you
buy your farm implements.
w. III. Bloom, OF WATERFOWL, S. Oak,
is here negotiating for the purchase of
horses by the ear load of Mrs. Stuart.
Asa lletlin, Sim Curtis and the Misses
Mullen took dinner at the hospitable
home of Barney Cunningham Sunday
There is no such thing as soft Yellow
Pine, except swamp pine. Good yellow
Pine Is hard, and will be sold cheap at
Weighton's lumber yard.
The new Brown corn planter and
check rover is the slckest and simplest
corn planter in town. Go and see them
and be convinced. Sold by Geo. w.
Hoover.
Melville Graham is at home during a
two weeks vacation from duties as
principal of the Bayard schools, which
will open for the spring term next
Monday.
Mr.. j. III. Campbell, of Sioux City,
was a guest in the family Of 9. ii. Cross
over Sunday. He came to reorganize
the Good Templars, but the matter was
postponed.
A class of girls in the high school ap.
peared Monday wearing sun bonnets.
Tuesday II number of boys furnished u
complement in head gear by DOMINIC
campaign hats.
The kindergarten school has been re-
moved from the Baptist church lecture
room to the rooms formerly occupied
by the college in Howald's block. The
school will run for ten weeks.
VIM. Hunt, living two miles north of
town, has bought two fine lots on Nor
ming Side adjoining j. q. Johnsons
property, and will Immediately com
mence the erection of house.
M. johnson Il Co. shipped II car of
hogs Saturday night, j. Il. Luse, of
Ross, accompanying the load. Monday
night they shipped Il load of cattle and
one of hogs. Marion Ellis worked the
prod.
Mr.. Melville Graham, the son of s. A.
Graham, of Melville, is talked of rs the
democratic candidate for county super
intendent 1t is altogether too early,
however, to think of these things seri-
ously.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Rogers, who have
been spending the winter with their
Mrs. &. III. Jones, at Carroll,
to their home in Audubon last
Both are enjoying very good
health.
Frewey Colee returned last Friday
from Lincoln, Neb., where he Is attend.
ing w. M. Croan's big school. He is
home for u rest of eight weeks, having
had the measles and being tired out
with oyerwork.
A valuable addition to Miss Nettie
Walkers cabinet of curiosities has just
been received from Des Moines friend.
1t Is a section of u petrilied snake, taken
from l65 feet below the surface of the
Eureka coal mine.
Mr.. +. =. Rees will enter the employ
Of McFarlane, Dickey Il Co. about the
10Th, to keep books and look after bust
ness matters while Mr.. McFarlane
makes a trip to Scotland for the benefit
IF his health. He will sail from New
Y DIRK the 10Th.
The board of supervisors of Greene
county appropriated 5000 to send q
scranton boy, win Cox, to the worlds
air in Prof. Phinneys state band, pro-
yided $500 was subscribed by individ-
lals, which has already been done.
This is public Office which is private
map for Cox.
Mr.. Lewis Beason, of Ogden, Utah,
las been spending q week with his
brother, II. III. Beason and family, and
las been having touch of the grip
while here. Miss Lura Beason boards
With him, and he reports that she is
highly pleased with her situation in the
chools and with the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Cross returned |
from Des Moines, where the |
ormer had surgical operation per-
ormed to remove cancer from his |
over lip. The growth first appeared
asst September, ana developed rapidly. |
We are pleased to state that the opera
ion was successful and that Mr.. Cross
, recovering nicely.
Mr.. T. Hollenbeck, superin tendent,
nd w. o. Litten, assistant, came to
audubon on the North Western special
rain last Thursday. They are new
Ulcers making their first visit here,
nd were well pleased with the town.
he boys along the line think the change
4 officers an advantageous one for the
Dad and for the public.
The State Firemen's Tournament will
leet at Sioux City June IL to 10. Ma.
on Johnson is superintendent of the
adder contests. Marion is a veteran
reman, 1t Is not decided what the
udubon boys will do this year. There
a disposition to rest on the honors
ready thrice won as the best hook and
oder team on earth, but 1t would be a I
bod idea to rejuvenate the department
nd go in on some other class. Talk it
p.
Prof. G. s. d. Mason departed Satur-
ny afternoon for Neenah, Wis, where
, will take position at the head of
10 business department of college
rof. Mason is young man of splendid
laracter and integrity, and penman :
unsurpassed skill. His work In the )
llege here was highly satisfactory to
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