Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-03
MONEY TO LOAN!
At 7 PER GENT, ON
AUDUBON COUNTY FARMS.
Freeman & Armstrong.

The Park meat market will not bt
undorsold.
Coal for $3.50 per ton at the Stuar
Grain Company's,
+. L. Rees went to Des Moines OF
business Wednesday.
Mrs. c. S. Lawrence, of Manning
spent Sunday in the city.
DR.. II. l.. Harris and family left Fri
day morning for the fair,
Cal Marlin will move into his new
house on Murray Hill the first of next
week.
Mr.. ID. ii. Walker went to Pierce
Nebr, last week, where he is on dickei
for land.
Jas. Chandler and family are home
from their Pennsylvania and Worlds
Fair visit.
The Audubon rate to the Worlds
Fair is now Slabs for lrst-class accom-
modations.
Coon Rapids will be unable to put In
water works this year, because she can
not sell her bonds,
Harry Fish will immediately build u
residence on Murra Hill and it will not
be for rent, either.
The galvanized, all steel Aermotei
windmill, both fitting and fixed towers
at Marshall Il Sharps.
Mr.. Jacob Kuhn, of Des Moincs, has
been with his sister, Mrs. J. l.. Stotler
since Mr.. Stotler's illness.
At the Presbyterian church next Sab
bath morning. Subject, Character
True or False, AS God Draws the Line
b. +. IIowald and Nate Carpcr left
Tuesday morning for Northern Iowa
in the interests of the Wolfe Grain
Meters.
Buy your posts now of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
Mr.. j. G. Johnson was called to Nor.
ris, ILL.,, Friday by the announcement
of the death of his mother. She was
81 years of age.
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.
After all there are advantages in the
newspaper business. 1t is not effected
by a slump in the market nor is 1t in
danger of run by depositors.
Miss Nettie Tate, of Des Moines, and
/ a ty,,n On thn pI1iJJI arrival Monday
evening on visit to her friends, the
Misses MOllie and Matte Moore.
Yellow Pine will warp and split, but
| IL you want to experiment you can
save money by buying it at Weightons
yard, near the Rock Island depot.
Hon. II. +. Andrews has moved his
household goods from Extra to his
Church street property and now has
one of the best homes in Audubon.
Theo. +. Morrw and his niece, Kittie
| NJ. Samson, left Tuesday evening for
Colorado Springs, Colo, to spend u
month at that health giving resort.
For SALE.-Threc Thoroughbred
short horn bulls, sire and dam recorded.
JOHN KRYDER,
Nelson Ia.
Chas. Van Gorder came home from
Okoboji Tuesday to look after business
for short time. lie will return the
last of the week to remain till Septcm-
Der 1st.
You can't help but see it-Howald's
advertisement. 1t is full of business
and contains practical suggestions
which you will catch onto by u casual
reading.
Mike Herman left on Monday morn.
ing with Spokane, Janus and George
Gray's PAGER for the races at Silver
City this week. They have splendid
meet at that place, with n very large
list of entries.
DR.. Rendleman returned Saturday
from Des MOines, where he had been
called to see Mrs. o. J. Houston. He
found the lady suffering with typho.
malaria, and quite low, but he thinks
she will recover.
The Presbyterian congregation of
Audubon recently contributed 1893,
taken in one Sunday morning collcc-
ito, TO the rebuilding Of the church of
that denomination at Pomeroy. The
pastor asked for $50 and received the
above amount.
Walter Brainard came home from
McCook, Nebr., last Thursday, lie
says the reports of the depression in
that country are not exaggerated. The
small grain 10 no crop mt all, while the
corn Is only waist high, and already In
the seer and yellow leaf.
Messrs. Henshall & Parnham are at
work on their contract to paint the
court house. 1t will be red with yellow
| trimming. Tho county Jail and
Sheriff's residence will also receive the
same treatment. Bill Allen is doing
the latter job at 1888 per day and
| found.
Prof. G. S. ID. Mason, jr, who is Civ
ing instruction in penmanship in the
institute, will visit his parents in Viola
township and take In the Worlds Fair
before returning to his college duties
at Neenah, Wis. He is highly pleased
with his situation there, and says the
school is doing good business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hunt, of Melville,
entertained company of friends at
dinner Sunday. The guests were q. B.
Russell, +. =. Bradley, |. James, John
Weighton, J. NJ McKarahan, +. b.
Cousins, +. b. Hoyt, Joe McFadden,
Arthur Farquhar and wives, and the
Misses Eva James, Patience Ellet and
Bea and Gretchen Nash.
Mr. John Osborn, the veteran imple
ment salesman, met with peculiar aC-
cident last Thursday. When four
miles in the country and while gaping
his jaw became locked, and he was
compelled to drive to town In that I'M
comfortable position. BY a slight
twist of the wrist DR.. DeMotte broke
the combination, and John was all
right. 1t would, be unkind to say that
the jaw Is worn from oyerW0Tk, but ito
a TACT that Mr.. Osborn must talk q
great deal to effect as many sales as his
record shows,
How many township trustees arc Oh.
serving the following law which Is
taken from McClain's code of Iowa?