Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-01-12

John Mullen is moving into the room
over his store today.
Judge Sanborn is talking Of moving
to PuXico, Mo-, in February.
+. l., Wheeler now occupies his nea
new house in West Audubon.
f. NJ. Zion will soon improve tn
residence on his farm south of town.
II. ID. lIollisteT,has bought lots on tn,
hill and in the spring will build thereon
The Sandwich corn shelters will shell
the cleanest and last the longest. Fol
sale by G. w. Hoover.
w. r. Green, Esq, went to Mt. Pleas
ant yesterday TO attend court, expect
ing to return tomorrow.
Lawrence Willis is visiting his brother
llarve Mt Wichita, Guthrie county, an(
is expected in Audubon soon.
Miss Helen Myers returned Tuesda.
evening from delightful holiday visit
with her grandparents at Montezuma
All those having heavy draft horses
for sale will find II buyer Mt Van Cor
der's restaurant on Saturday, January
l4th, 1893.
The Atlantic Telegraph claims that
the people of that town have caught
the mumps from Audubonites. A mild
contagion.
County Treasurer Dawson started
Monday for Nebraska to look after the
land owned by himself and Deputy
Auditor Hill.
Prof. Essley, of the Glidden normal
college, was in the city yesterday. The
professor is carrying Goals to New
CASTLE" so to speak.
Mr.. Knox Boude, general agent foI
the Caligraph typewriter, is in the city
visiting his uncle, Capt. II. f. Griswold
who has gained a residence in Audubon
If you want heating stove that will
give the greatest amount of heat with
the least amount of coal buy the River
side Ventiduct sold by G. w. Hoover.
Mr.. II. G. Frederickson has bought
the lots north of the Baptist church,
and will commence the erection of a
residence as soon as the weather will
permit.
Miss Ada Detwiler fills the position
in the Extra schools made vacant by
the resignation of Miss Emma Norris.
Miss Dctwiler has been attending the
college.
Mendenhall & Ping have sold the
rights for the manufacture and sale of
their Gravity lock to Des Moines
company for $500. 1t is good and
useful invention.
J. G. Sharp has bought the J. Ii. Doak
lots next TO 5. l.. Van ScOy's, on Morn
ing Side, and will soon commence the
erection of a neat house. l.. Breasted
has the contract for building it.
Two children of s. NJ. Luse, of Ross,
are enrolled in the Audubon public
school. They have rooms on the second
floor of the Audubon County Bank
and their aunt, Miss Ford, is
with them,
Under the new ballot law nominations
for city officers must be made and re-
ported to the city recorder not less
than ten days prior to the day of cleo
ton, which occurs this year on Monday,
March 9th. The terms OF Councilmen
IL. W. Wilson and IL. w. OConnell ex-
pire, and the city viii also elect mayor,
recorder, treasurer and assessor.
Sanford Davis was brought before
Judge Macy charged with being an
illegal and itinerant purycyor of liquors,
and the defendant plead guilty as
charged in the indictment. The court
assessed fine OF $500, attorneys fees
Of $25 and costs approximating 500.
A petition has been circulated and
taken to Gov. Boies, asking that the
inc be RENTED upon payment of the
costs.
A lady arrived in Audubon county
from one of the old countries, and after
waiting few days for the arrival of
her baggage consulted business man
IS to the probable cause for delay. In
Jury revealed the fact she had the
check of transfer company i'll New
Y ork, and upon forwarding this she re-
,eived her goods all right. But the
poor woman had further trouble. Be
ore leaving the fartherland she invest
ID in an organ to present to the dear
,nes over here, and with good purpose
10 doubt of awakening the melodies in
II the wilds of the new world. A few
lays after her arrival she received a
etter from the Newly ork custom house
'flicers informing her that the instru
nent was detained there, awaiting the
, lyment of Il duty of $3.50. And the
rgan had been manufactured in the
United States! Probably the lady and
Ter friends chant the iniquities of the
obber tariff, without thinking that the
instrument could be purchased much |
heaper in this country than in the old.