Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-09-07

w. II. Green, Esq, is attending cour
at Harlan.
The Stuart Grain Company handl,
the best coal.
VIM. Layland drove to Des Moinel
to attend the state fair.
Mrs. l. James visited her sister IL
Des Moines the first of the week.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CuAs. TRAMP.
No. Yellow Pine dimension for sal,
at $50 per 1000 feet, by John Weighton
Audubon has had four tent shows thi:
year, but there is still room for first
class one.
Geo. kibby was run over and tram
pied by 4 horse last Saturday, but
beyond little soreness he is not in
jured.
Hugh Magill returned last week from
Goodland, Kansas. He says the report:
of drought in that country are greatly
exaggerated.
The Misses VERNE Croy and Cert,
Basham, of Extra, and Mary House, OF
Mimi, We're visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ii
). Wattles and wife Sunday.
win O'Connell was called to Atlautit
Saturday night to attend the funeral Of
his brother Franks boy baby, Edwin
one of the twins of which he was Sc
justly proud.
Mr.. A. S. Culver commenced the cree
ton of a new house in Prospect Parh
the first of the week, on the lots JUS
west of the Monk place. 1t will be OF
the square cottage plan.
1t has been Worlds Fair weel
down at Hamlin and Henry Young
and wife have won the medal on twin
boys born Tuesday. Ii is needless t
remark that there is great hilarity IL
the Young family.
Mr.. w. ii. Mcintyre is attending the
fair and races and representing tina
excellent periodical Clarke's Horse Re
cie,o, also the old agricultural author
ity, the Orange Judd Farmer. He Il
a most pleasant gentleman.
Dan Yount received the compliment
of the notorious Georgia Cracker, Hok,
Smith, in tho way of u notice to go I,
Carroll and before the pension ex
aminers make new proof of his dis
abilities. Dan will have no trouble il
doing this.
The sacrament Of baptism and tn,
reception of practitioners will cousti
tute the service at the NJ. T.. church
next Sunday morning. This will b,
the last public service of the confer
ence year and a good attendance II
desired.
Prof. McCarty, of Blairstown, was il
the city last week on probate business
and in his visit DIR. Brooks had tn,
pleasure of meeting one of his frs
teachers. The Professor is q brothe
of Mrs. Hiram Wheeler, who died som,
years ago and is buried in the Luc
cocks Grove cemetery.
VIM. Neff and wife, b. +. Howald
wife and son George, and Miss Dol
Kennedy, returned Saturday from {
weeks sight seeing at the exposition
Mr.. Nef says it is not necessary to en-
gage board in advance. The houses
are placarded with rooms to rent, ant
the visitor may select the house III
likes best
Among the exhibitions at the fai
was a fine display of the famous River
side stoves by that enterprising dealer
Geo. w, Hoover. Under a canvass
tent he showed thirteen heaters, cooks
and ranges, Hastily arranged and max.
ing showing that was frequently and
fayorably remarked upon. Thes,
stoves are claimed to be the best OF
the market, and certainly the great
number who have bought and arr
thoroughly satisfied with them give
strong support to that claim of merit
Mr.. III over helped the fair in making
this ornamental display Of useful goods
while the people.must have been favor
ably impressed with the showing made