Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-03-16
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18th.
DR.. Koob, of Brayton, is laid up with
the measles,
The Stuart Grain Company handle
the best coal.
VIM. Swaney is building a barn 50xS0
on his Viola farm.
Buy white oak posts of Overholtzer
4 Cripple at lie apiece.
Kerosene and gasolene Oil, 100 a
gallon at F, A. Buthweg's.
Jacob Miller is building two story
house on his Viola farm, l6x2S.
Beacon co al, the best In the market
$3.50 per ton ut Stuart Grain Cos.
Miss Kate Overholzer has gone to
Cherokee to visit her grand parents.
Get our prices on white oak posts
GREEN BAY LUMBER co.
A. j. Bailey is building a house l6x26
with an ell liXl6, two stories, on North
Tracy.
WANTED-A small, second hand safe.
Enquire at the lumber office of Over
hotter n Cripple.
l.. II. Haynes, who has been in Marion
county during the winter, is in Audit
bon for few days.
It's about time for the Nebraska
! Central railroad project to come out
from winter quarters.
They will lead the procession In '93-
the Budlong and keystone disk harrows
Sold by &. W. Hoover
You can take your choice between
white and yellow pine-same price, at
Oyerholtzer Il Gipple's,
If it is the almighty dollar that you
are after see q. w. Hoover before you
buy your farm implements.
The family Of DR.. Brooks moved to
the residence he purchased of John +.
Consigny the first of the week.
Frank Z. Bradley's chances for Sc.
curing the U. 5. marshalship for the
southern Iowa district are very good.
Mrs. J. NJ. Anderson was granted n
divorce from her husband and given
the homestead property on Market.st.
Don't leave town until you have ex.
amined the Weir or the Canton lever
harrows, at G. w. IIooyer's hardware
store.
Mrs. l.. G. Stuart will dispose of he +
surplus horses in several Dakota towns
at auction. Four car loads were shipped
north Tuesday.
Mrs. Sturdavant from LaPorte, Mich,
is visiting her cousins, the Cole brothers,
and their families. 1t is their first visit
since before the war.
VIM. b. Davis shipped a fine lot Of
cattle the first of the week. Eighty.two
head averaged l,iSOpounds. The entire
lot brought $3.50 in Chicago.
Some good people hereabouts are for
tunate in receiving seeds from the
agricultural department at Washington
under the frank of Hon. A. l.. Hager.
Lee Mccormick was fined $500; $25
attorneys fees and costs for conducting
nuisance on Lower Broadway. lie
will lay in Jail three months to liqui-
date the fine.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres.
| byterian church gave u missionary tea
in the church on Tuesday evening, and
Notwithstanding the severe cold, u great
many called in for supper. The
receipts were about 1926.
Mr.. Horace w. Nichols from Sun.
dance, Wyo, is here for few days visit
with old friends. He is now editor and
manager of the Sundance gazette and
is doing well. lie reports his father,
M. Nichols, and his family, all well.
The finest Aristo Cabinets, the regu-
lar four or five dollar photos, for two
dollars per dozen at the pOstoilice gal
lery, Audubon, Iowa, as long rs this
notice continues to appear. Don't de-
lay. This notice may be missing any
week.
Coon Rapids voted for water works
on the 9th inst. The main purpose Is
to get fire protection rather than drinks
Because the printer failed to print the
official endorsement on the back of the
ballot the town will probably have an
other election.
|. l.. Statzell, Esq, was elected mayor
of Extra by vote of 70 to SO for j. p.
Laird. III. ii. Dimmick, j. f. McAninch
and Frank Odell were elected council.
men. Will Woodward is recorder and
i. /. Whitfield assessor. One hundred
and eighteen votes were cast.
Mrs. VIM. Mallory received telegram
Friday announcing the death of her
mother, Mrs. Abner Lane, at Trenton,
Iowa. The news was not unexpected
as the lady has been very low for many
weeks, much of which time Mrs. NAL
lory was at the bedside. Mrs. Mallory
attended the funeral.
Human nature is always on exhibit
ton in q court room. The other day
lady was on the witness stand, and ag-
gravated by the questions of an attor-
ney, gave snappy answers. A gentleman
who heard lady witness for the first
time said: 81 am not surprised to hear
her scOld just as they do at home"
Last Friday night some sportiyely
inclined young bloods of Extra went to
west town and with the water works
serenaded house which was supposed
to be afire internally. The inmates
were game and came out and discharg-
ed the contents of revolver in the
direction of the crowd, but without in
jury.
Mrs. Adeline Burnside died at the
home of her brother in East Wooster,
n. Y, last Saturday morning, aged "a
years, months and 10 days. The i'm
MEDIATE cause of her death has not been
learned, Though she has been in failing
health for more than year. About
three months ago she went from here
to her brothers home. Mrs. Burnside
has considerable real estate in Audubon,
but nothing is known as to what dispo-
|sition she made of 1t.
"Can you fill that?" said lady the
other day in Roberts drug store, as she
handed Mr.. Roberts label on which
was the number of prescription filled
by him in 1882. Certainly was the
reply, and in few minutes the lady
was happy on haying obtained some
more of the same medicine that had
done so much good eleven years ago;
and as she returned home she congratu-
lated herself on her good judgment in
trading at a store where there is stabil-
ity and responsibility.
The Audubon Columbian Library is
now open to the public every week day