Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-08

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Grain Company's.
John Weighton went to Nebraska on
a business trip Tuesday.
Keep your eye on the street at no on
Tuesday, June Is, for street parade.
Gents, you can buy good all wool
pants at the Eagle Clothing House for
$500.
w. W. Case returned to Audubon last
Friday after visi ting his son Walter in
| Missouri.
You buy the ticket Tuesday, June l3,
and the Nashville Students will make
you laugh.
DR.. Denote and family departed
Monday evening for Chicago to be alb
sent two weeks.
Miss Vesta Baxter will go to Des.
Moines soon and join teachers ex'
cursion to the fair.
| WANTED.-A girl to do general house
work in small family. Inquire at this
office for directions.
The galvanized, all steel AermoteI
windmill both fitting and fixed towers
at Marshall & Sharp's.
John McFarane is jaunting through
Ireland, but will leave the Emerald Isle
next Monday for England.
Dan circuit has just finished paint.
ing the residences of w. Burnside and
b. 5. Phelps in very tasty style.
Chenevert & Hendersons bus now
carries passengers for the Park hotel
and the Park bus for the Walker house
For lumber and all kinds Of building
material at the lowest living prices call
on Overholt2er q Cripple, North Park
Place.
Buy your posts now Of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready fol
spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
Roy Funk fell from car Monday
while switching and barely escaped a
terrible accident. AS it was he re.
ceiyed q bad cash over the eye.
Yellow Pine will warp and split, but
If you want to experiment you can
save money by buying it at Weighton's
yard, near the Rock Island depot.
The new plans for the school build
ing are more expensive than the first
ones. 1t looks as though the appro.
priation must be in creased to get a
satisfactory building.
Mrs. Stotts and daughter Myrtle and
Miss Turner left Monday for Chicago.
From there the two former will go to
StOughtOn, Wis, and the latter will
visit her old Illinois home.
Attention is called to the change of
date farm Wednesday to Monday, June
~, for the entertainment given by
Miss Schaffers kindergarten pupils as.
sisted by Miss Starkey's chorus class.
Judge Smith adjourned court Satur.
day afternoon, taking the Barton VS..
Jones & McKarahan case under advise
ment. He will return next week to
hear the Stafford divorce case and other
matters.
Miss Sarah Green, after visiting the
fair, will return to her home in the cap.
ital city of the nation. She was very
proici ent teacher, well liked by her
pupils and highly respected by the peo-
pie. She declined reelection.
DIR. A. l.. Brooks left surreptitiously
Saturday night to attend the big fair
and the national medical association
at Milwaukee, where he goes as q dele.
gate from the Botna Valley medical
association. He will be absent two
weeks.
Rev. Dickinson returned Tuesday
morning. In Washington he had the
pleasure of shaking hands with the
president, who, he says, is a better look.
ing man than his pictures indicate.
He put in Monday at the fair, and
found it a busy day.
Instead of regular preaching service
at the NJ. +. church next Sunday morn
ing, addresses appropriate for Children's
Day, will be given by Mrs. Overholtzer,
Poi. Repass and Mrs. Roseman. The
morning service promises to be instruc
tive and entertaining.
J. r. Pound and family will leave
about the 18th for protracted sojourn
in the east, going first to the fair, then
to Mrs. Pounds old home in Flint, Mich.
and finally to Mr. Pounds home on
Prince Edwards Island, which he has
not visited for fourteen years.
Miss Nellie Van Pelt, of Des Moines,
has been visiting her old friends in Au-
dubon and attending Commencement,
in which her old school mates appeared.
Miss Van Pelt is very proficient short
hand artist and finds profitable use for
her talent in the capital city,
In the Atlantic Postoflice there is a
notice which reads about like this:
arguments of all kinds in this lobby
are prohibited. They interfere with
the work of employees. If you must
make a stump speech, hire Q hallp'
Such rule should be enf0rcedin every
Office in the land.
There is something good in store for
the people who are lovers of the table.
| Tuesday Doak Il Co., bought twenty
five head of corn-fed three-year. old
steers In prime condition and drove
them to their pasture, from WHICH they
| will find the way to the meat market
| of this popular firm to eventually please
! the palates of the public. There have
been complaints that the best meat is
shipped to the city, but DOak & Co.,
are disproving this by putting the best
in the land on the block for their Gus
toners. Call at their shop and get a
choice steak and congratulate yourself
upon living on the finest in the land.
Miss Jane Weight0n and her nephew,
Mr.. George Weightop, brother Of our
John, arrived last Friday from Iowa
City, and the former will soon COM
mence improving her property on the
commons north of the North Western
depot. Mr.. George Weighton Is Just
from Scotland, but is very favorably
impressed with this country, and is
especially pleased by the warm well
come and cordial treatment extended
on every hand. They expect to remain
permanently in Audubon. Mr.. Weigh
| ton wears very handsome watch
charm of the value of $40, presented
him by friends before leaving Scotland.
The new residence to be built by Miss
Weighton will cost about $1,000, the
interior to be finished In different kinds
of hard wood, and will occupy one of
the best sites in all Audubon.