Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-04-13
I. IL. Benson is building a barn.

| foi gtHuilie stTlCtly pure linSetu OIL
go to q. w. Hooyer's hardware store.
Mrs. w. w. Smith is spending a
couple of days with Atlantic friends.
No. Yellow Pine dimension for sale
at $50 per 1000 feet, by John Weighton.
A daughter was born to Frank Gar.
route and wife of Douglas yesterday,
DR., Clark and wife are moving into
the III. w. Van Gorder residence today
+, b. Davis is preparing to build q
fine residence in the eastern part of
town.
l.. G. Vandenburgh aud Il. T.. Bradley
will go to Nebraska land hunting next
week.
Mrs. and Mrs. +. b. lIoyt, of Melville,
entertained party of friends ut dinner
Sunday.
James Law is adding ornamental
porches and other improvements to his
Melville residence.
i. A. Fessler has had a sign, which
he who runs may read, painted on his
drug store building.
The celebrated Quick Meal gasoline
StoVe-tho best baker in the market, at
Marshall & Sharp's,
The Prather Bros. are located ut
Norton, Oklahoma, and expects to en-.
gage in u meat market.
Martin Esbeck, the Kimballton hard.
ware merchant has just returned from
u business trip to Chicago.
Nash & Phelps are building n house
on section 20, Iamlin and Improving
their residence on section II.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing, We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
You cannot toe-nail Yellow Pine di,
mension, but you can buy IL for Sl5 per
1000 feet ut Wcighton's lumber yard.
WANTED. An assistant at the kin.
dergarten. Apply at school.
SUSIE SCIAFFER.
Mr.. Lew Laugworthy, of Sioux City,
was AN over Sunday visitor with his
parents, Mr., and Mrs, G, $, Langworthy.
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No. |, dimension "a and 30, etc. of
JohnWeighton for SIS per 1000 feet.
One thousand dollars reward for eve
ry ounce of adulteration found lin the
Aston strictly pure white lead. Sold
by q. w. Hoover.
The WI A, Il. Club gave n pleasant
party ut the home of Joel Sharp last
Friday night, Cards and other amuse.
ments were enjoyed.
II. +. Musson and Oscar Hunt will
have u sale Of horses, cattle, hogs, i'm
plements, etc, on the Miles Kness place
in Greeley next Monday, April II, ut
p. IN.
Mr.. W. w. Case has returned from
his southern trip and Is now visiting
his daughter Mrs. Mary Rckerson, ut
Coon Rapids. lIo thinks of locating in
that town.
Jno. A. Nash will go to Des Moines
next Monday night to attend the pro.
batting of his mothers will on Tuesday,
and from there will go TO Mills county
to look after land.
The lecture, "Real Life" by Alexan.
der Cooper, that was to have been
given Thursday evening, April 18th, |
has been postponed until Wednesday
evening, April 10th
A sociable was given by the Christian |
EIdeay0r Society at tho home OF the |
Misses Mollie and Matte Moore Tues. |
day evening. There was large ut |
tendance and good time.
The same night the Audubon post. |
Office safe was cracked, the postoillce at
New Virginia, where John Van Scoy's
son Is postmaster, was burglarized of
$ll3 In stamps and $75 hard cash.
A race is on the tapis between PAGERS
owned by VIM. Dryden, Thos. Cherne.
vent, George Gray and Lit Collins.
1t was arranged for Tuesday but was
on account Of bad weather.
The city council sitting as n board of
raised the assessment of
about twenty-five persons in various
and there Is some dissatisfac.
ton. The council will hear complaints
on the 18th.
Mr.. Chauncey Marvin accompanied
VIM. Leet from Illinois and is now en-
gagged us bOokkeeper In the Commercial
|
d. Phelps. Mr.. Phelps Is at Colfax and
s now slowly recovering from his rheu-
natism.
w. A. Morrison, special agent for the
New York Life Insurance Co, Is again
circulating among the good people of
Audubon county. Mr.. Morrison Is a
gentleman with whom it Is a pleasure
% do business, as many of our best
citizens can testify, |,
Mr.. II. G. Wallerstedt, of Omaha, was !
II the city yesterday negotiating for
he purchase of the Park Hotel, subject
o the lease Of Landlord Strong. He
las Travelled great deal, and does not G
lesitate to say emphatically that Au-
lubon is the best town he has found.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Bilderback and Miss ,
ennie Jameson were married at Ga. I
ena, Ills, March 9th, and will be at :
ONE, Charles City, Ia, after May LIST.
rank will be remembered as the son !,
( Editor M. Biderbaok, and his many n
audubon friends join in congratula- \
ions.
A lodge of the Ancient Order of Uni al
I'd Workmen will be organized in this n
Ivy LoulSHt, WIFI M. ~. MdISldll dS o.
laster workman. T.. Duke Maven has n
his ability to organize oil
here Others have failed on similar nj
Enterprises. There are now some al
ghteen or twenty fraternal societies W
/ town. OF
Geo. III. Scott, the popular travelling :,
ian of Carroll, died at Burke's hotel in =,
nat city last Friday morning at $3.50, 3,
rheumatism of the brain, aged thirty. =,
ght years. Mr.. Scott "drummed" ~
.udubon every fortnight for four ." !"
Ears and was well liked by ALL His ~ ~
,mise will be mourned by many Au- ~ y,
lbon friends, ~,
Mr.. viii Spar, of Morris, H., is M
ending a few days with Audubon de
lends. He says the ladies of the East &c
II Star lodge of Morris, have intro mr.
iced SO meals at their social events. Try
ley my spend less but not more, and VI
says it is quite comical to see COM wi
my of forty sit down to SO supper.