Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29


township.
Prof. sampson, superintendent of
the Atlantic schools, was in Audubon
last Friday.
Il. j. Fredericks is making extensive
improvements about his residence out
on the Botna.
Miss Kirkland and brother from
Winterset are visiting their cousin,
VIM. Cloughly.
Lime 70 cents per barrel; Plastering
Hair (washedD 20 cents per bushel, at
Weighton's yard,
The celebrated Quick Meal gasoline
stove-the best baker in the market, at
Marshall Il Sharp's.
Twin daughters were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Aleck Morgan, of Lincoln
township last Friday.
Chas. Tramp will be ready to furnish
brick in any quantity to all who come
after Monday, May %.
The Eagle Clothing House is offer
ing great bargain In mems all wool
suits at 10 and IL dollars.
Mrs. L. b. IIoyt and daughter
Mrs. Joe McFadden returned yesterday
morning from their Illinois trip.
Mrs. q. A. McIlyain left last Friday
for months visit at Iowa City. She
was accompanied by Ray Dryden.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
John w. Gray and family and Ed
Delahoyde, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Thomas were up from Extra Sunday.
You cannot toe-nail Yellow Pine dl.
mensiOn, but you can buy it for $40 per
1000 feet at Weighton's lumber yard.
Geo. G. Farmer sold the store room
which he now occupies to /. Smutney
Tuesday for $1,000. They will exchange
locations soon.
There is no such thing as soft Yellow
Pine, except swamp pine. Good Yellow
Pine is hard, and will be sold cheap ut
Weighton's lumber yard.
A good farm of 100 acres four miles
east of Extra for sale for 5000, or to
exchange for good house in Audubon.
ANDREWS 81 HANNA.
Over in Guthrie comfy along Brushy
creek heavy fall of hail accompanied
the storm of Friday last. The hail was
large enough to dent the fence posts.
Jens G. Nelson has brought suit for
divorce from his wife Caroline on the
grounds of adultery. They reside in
Douglas township, and have FIVE child
rem.
w. ii. Lancelot, son of WI. Lance
lot, is pursuing a private course in
pharmacy, having chosen this as one
of the most interesting studies in the
books.
Hoye & Bridges, Omaha contractors,
will do the mason work on the new
school house. They were here Monday
concentrating the deal with contractor
Swarts.
The fourth Quarterly Meeting of the
audubon Circuit" will be held at the
Bethel M. 4. church on Sunday next,
July End, at 3 o'clock. Preaching by
Presiding Elder, Rev, ID. 9. Franklin.
All cordially invited.
John Markley and Jas. Lee are build
ing big barn 4SXG4X22 for Steve Luse
near Ross. Four carlaods of lumber
will be used In its construction, and
this firm of builders has contracts for
three other barns each equally large.
VIM. Dryden received his new street
sprinkler from the Studebaker people
last Friday, and it is a dandy wagon.
1t throws water sixteen feet, and is
comparatively light, with four inch
tires, so that it is hauled easily. The
outfit is a credit to the town.
Those who come to Audubon to cele-
brate next Tuesday will have the pleas
ure of hearing splendid grafton.
Hon. +. II. Hutchins is q fine speaker
with charm of enunciation that is
seldom equaled. Hutchins may be de-
pended upon to do full justice to the
occasion.
James Poulsen, of Jasper county,
was in the city last night enroute to
Audubon. While here he ran on to his
old army comrade, w. ii. Harris, whom
he had not seen for twenty. fve years.
The meeting was a source of pleasure
to both gentlemen and they had very
pleasant time together.-Teiegraph.
Last Friday afternoon at o'clock q
very ugly looking storm gathered over
Audubon and looked so ominous that
many sought the safety of the cellar.
When the storm broke it seemed to
come from every direction, and did
some damage in upsetting small build
ings and breaking down shade trees.
The amphitheatre at the fair ground
was capsized and the south end totally
demolished. 1t is past understanding
that the amphitheatre should be taken
and the so called floral hall remain
standing.
The wonderful contest of endurance
in the race from Chadron Nebr,, to
Chicago was concluded at 80 Tuesday
morning when John Berry reached the
goal, the other racers arriving later
during the day. Berry made the last
$50 miles in twenty four hours, thus
cheating the humane society out of all
1t was indeed an aston
ishing feat, riding Oh miles in fourteen
consecutive days, and will command
mingled with sympathy for
the horses and men. Berry is civil
anuinppr and his hnroa .DnieonD 10 n |