Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-05-11
Memorial Day program in this issue

! Il. IfOChtI.
The Stuart Grain Company handle
the best coal.
Ladies and Misses gossimers very
cheap at Coquillette's
For genuine strictly pure linsced oil
! so 10 G, W, lIooyer's hardware store.
No, yellow Pine dimension for sale
at Sl5 per 1000 feet, by John Weighton.
Mrs, Chas. Farmer and her mother,
Mrs. Mckitrick, went to Omaha Tues,
day.
Missionary services at Ross next sun |
day ut III u. m, at Cameron Center at
Up. m.
Frank p. Bradley was comforting
with kindred spirits at Council Bluffs |
last week.
County Attorney Carpenter says that |
the county will fight Mr., Farguson's
claim for $3.50
The celebrated Quick Meal gasoline
stoyo-tho best baker in the market, at
Marshall 4 Sharp's.
Go to Wilson's harness shop for pure
| deer hair sweat pads, the best pad for
| your morse you can Duy.
| 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 at Weighton's lumber yard.
L. c. Vandenburgh aud family will
! go to Correctionyille next week and
from there to Chicago to take in the
fair.
DR.. IollcnbeclS was quite badly in.
! jured while operating ON horse Tues
day, but his leg was not broken rs re
ported.
An owl tried to market itself Mon,
| day by perching upon the poultry sign
of }. w. Rosenberg, but twas declined
and shot.
One thousand dollars reward for eve
ry ounce of adulteration found in the
Aston strictly pure white lead. Sold
by e. w. Hoover.
G. b. Russell returned last night
from Wisconsin, accompanied by Mrs.
G. II. Russell of Chicago, who will re-
main here several weeks.
Some of the finest oranges on sale in
town are from the orchard of j. A.
| Overh0lt2Gr's brother in California.
He raised forty carloads this year.
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our chaugeable climate, but you can
| buy No. |, dimension "a and 20. etc. of
JomW eighton for &l0 per 1000 feet
Chas. Van Gorder and family left TO.
day for Chicago to remain indeli nitely.
Their headquarters will be with Seth
Paine and family on Colorado Avenue.
Mrs. Stephen Shoesmth, of North
| Branch, was unable to go TO England
last fall rs contemplated, but will start
for that country some time next
week.
DR.. G. w. DeMotte and family will
go TO the Worlds Fair June 9Th to TO.
main two weeks. The DR.. has engaged
good double room at Harvey for -
per day.
There is to be u horse race in Lorah
Saturday between the Blake pony and
the unknown for $500 per side A
number of our local sports expect to
take it in,-Atantic Telegraph.
The good neighbors of J. f. Schreiver
in Lincoln township met at his place
yesterday with fifteen teams and about
| finished his blowing for corn. 1t was
a very neighborly and kindly act.
Mr.. J. Smutney was down from Car.
roll Tuesday. lie expects to move here
June 18th, and has rented of Farmer
Il Sons. their room now occupied as u
shoe store. He will occupy ii with u
furniture stock.
1t is said that the Nebraska Central
has gained one months extention of
the time within which it must com
mence the bridge in order to secure
Omahas S750,0OO bonus. That being
true the road may still be a possibility.
o. }. Houston is now sole owner of
the four Kelley institutes in Iowa, hay
| ing purchased the interest of ID. B.
Lyons. Mr.. Houston has managed
these institutions with business ability
and tact, and made them very success
FIJI.
John Jackson, the Harlan member
of the grain exhibit firm, was in town
Tuesday making the last col
lection of the Audubon county contri-
buttons. Mr. Jackson states that the
company will lose money on the scheme,
but the exhibit will be made all right.
Sheriff Armstrong received letter
the other day from Geo. Kellogg, at TT.
Madison. saying that VIM. lIendryx,
who was incarcerated with him, had
died of typhoid fever. The crime for
which Ilendryx was sent to the peni
Tertiary was breaking into the store at
Gray.
The bids for building the new school
house were each and all several hun
bred dollars above the three thousand
dollar appropriation. Asyet the board
has taken no action on the matter, and
are undecided as to whether they will
reduce the dimensions or quality of
the building. 1t is condition and not
a theory that c0nfrOnts them,
Marion Johnson and VIM. Dryden
returned yesterday morning from Chi
cagO. They visited the fair two days
and found it much greater than any
thing they had imagined. They report,
however, that the buildings are yet in
complete and the exhibits in chaotic
condition. The Iowa building is the
only one on the ground that is com
piete. They think 1t will be two
months before the fair is in full readi |
ness to receive visitors, although there
is at present much more than any man
can see.
The Coon Rapids Bank was neatly
worked by smooth stranger for $50
a few days ago. He presented a check
for that amount, and in the mail there
came to the bank q letter containing
| 40 nj Of ltnn ~ Gnpnnnlu xpifh
instructions that such a man would
present q check for sS5, ana that if his
signature correspondent with the one
endclosed, then he was all right OF
course he made an exact duplicate,
and received the money. When the
bank forwarded the check to Omaha
for collection they learned that it was
a forgery
Mr.. J. l.. Crawford, of Des Moines,
and Mr.. J. l.. GOrdenier, of Wiota, are |
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