Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-10-05
Rev. Yaggy is here from Des Moines,

tor Chlcago.
The stuart Grain Company handle
the best coal.
Walter Copeland and family spent
Sunday at Extra.
L. p. Rees is book keeping for the
Stuart Grain Co.
The family of G. III. Cross will move
to Des Moines this week,
s, ID. Thayer and wife and Mrs. Lois
e. Stuart are at the exposition,
DR.. J. L. Clark will go to Chicago
Saturday night to see the fair.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CuAs. TRAMP.
Nice new line of school suits at the
Eagle, don't buy until you see them.
|. James was in Omaha over Sunday
visiting DR.. c, 5. Shepard and family
Charlie Tramp is sending brick to
Elk ira for the addition to the Cotton \
Co store room.
w. w. Smith and wife went to the
lair Monday night and will return Sat
urday morning.
Lime IS cents per barrel; Plastering
Hair (washed) 20 cents per bushel, at
Weighton's yard.
Yves Switzer, Dave Moody, and A. j
Story are home from Oklahoma. They
all secured claims.
Van Crane has been appointed post.
master of Jackson, Mimi, where he
publishes the Pilot.
Philip Kate returned to his home in
Ohio the first of the week after visiting
his nephew, John ii.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
Miss Molie Moore will go to Des,
Moines next Monday to take posi-
ton as nurse in the Cottage hospital.
You cannot tOe-nail Yellow Pine di.
mcnsiOn, but you can buy 1t for Sl5 per
1000 feet at Weighton's lumber yard.
Pat Stanton killed an eagle on his
place Tuesday, which measured four
feet from tip to tip. 1t was after
chickens.
Chris Justesen Shoemaker" is sell
ing the best coal in different grades,
south of the mill, Two thousand
pounds to the ton.
b. w. McKeen and l.. III. Book have
bought and consolidated the Ida Grove
Watch and Era and will publish pa.
per under the latter head.
John Minor and family left Tuesday
for visit with relatives ut Mead and
Plattsmouth, Nebr. John is u hard
worker and deserves q rest.
Al Zaner received letter yesterday
from his brother Warren at Lead City,
$. D., saying that they had twelve
inches of snow in that locality.
G. w. Parker and wife, OF Chenando
Bridge, n. Y. are visiting SAINT Ander.
son and family. Mr.. Parker says Iowa
is the most prosperous of any state he
passed through enroute.
An Audubon gentleman recently
went into one of the Canadian guess
ing schemes, and rs prize received u
2.Cent napkin ring by 75-cent express
Yesterday NNllNAo 40
home Of many fakes.
Peter Jensen, who was so flush with
counterfeit silver dollars on circus day,
was tried for cOunterfciting in the u.
5. court at Council Bluffs, convicted
and sentenced to eighteen months IN
the penitGntiary ut Ft. Madison.
Mrs. A. L. Weaver was called to
Stuart yesterday by the sad intelligence
of the death of her elder sister, Mrs.
Mary Nolan. Noparticulars have been
received but it is presumed that she
died from the effects of tumor from
which she has suffered for several years.
III. YaggyIand Miss Ada NJ. Leonard
will be married ut the residence OF the
brides parents in Douglas township
next Wednesday, Oct. IL, at noon.
They will leave on the evening train
for Des MOines, going from there to
Chicago, and arrive home Monday
the 10th.
Link O'Dell. who works for Tom
Craney Il miles northwest of Gray,
met with q fearful accident Monday
He was wrestling on u straw pile with
a cOmrade, and In some way his neck
was so wrenched that his spinal cord
was affected and he is completely paral-
wed below the head. We lerrn that he
died from the injuries on Tuesday.
The other night q family pamped on
the commons north of Prospect Park.
The wife and mother and children were
suffering from chill and exposure, and
n. Z. Christensen opened his heart and
door and told them TO make themselves
comfortable for the night. They re-
Warded him with heartfelt
thanks and the woman put the house
in good order before leaving,
The republicans of Leroy township
held q hummlng caucus Saturday night
w. Il. Green was chairman and Jas. f
Russell secretary. +. +. Moon was
nominated for constable and Alexander
Caldwell for trustee. The eau,
Gus was highly creditable to the party
and the township and demonstrated
that republicans are wide awake and
have gone into the canvass to win
There were 1873 republicans In attend
ance, harmonious, enthusiastic and
ready for work.
Last Friday there was quite a com
motion because of the report that a
man by the name of Henry List, with
whom Sid Smith had had an alteration
had died from the effects. List was a
peddler and had been q guest in Mr.
smiths home near Hamlin, and they
became involved in scrap, when
Smith used q small club, and struck
him on The he'd. Smith was tried be.
fore Squire Houston, of Extra, for as
sault with intent TO commit murder,
ard was bound over to the district
court. The gravity of the case was
lightly exaggerated by 1.-THE reports.
VIM. Lansing, of Oakfield township,
and democratic committeeman for that
township, has expressed his determine
ton to quit the party forever. Mr..
Ldnsing is veteran soldier and was
granted a pension, but Hoke Smith
Clicked" IL. The administration has
demonstrated its antipathy to soldiers
and the pension system, and it has
aroused the natural indignation of the
veterans. 1t is q pretty good time for
the veterans To get together and resent