Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-02-02

Feltner and wife.
Henry Cole is clerking in VIM.
Cloughly's drug store,
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Frank
East, of Greeley, Sunday.
Beacon coal, the best in the market
$3.50 per ton at Stuart Grain Cos.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CuAS. TRAMP.
Take your Chickens to Rosen-
borg g. 90. and get cash for them.
The party who has Nate Carper's
gloves will please return them immedi.
ately.
For plastering buy that stucco
for sale by John Weighton at Stuart's
old stand.
Overholtzer Il Gipple's lumber yard
will be located ON the commons north
of the Park.
For the best grades of lumber at the
lowest living prices, go to Weighton's
lumber yard,
Notice the card of ii. G. Frederickson,
contractor and builder, He is expert,
enced and reliable.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
Among our fine line of fancy station.
cry will be found fine assortment of
Chinese napkins. We have them in
several grades and can suit any taste,
While Judge Sanborn and family will
go through to Puxico, Mo, by rail, Os-
car will drive the trip, q distance of 500
miles. He expects TO start the latter
part of the week.
Lee Hudler and win Beason will en-.
gage in chicken raising on large scale
this year. They have built u large
chicken house in West Audubon and
will use iucubaters and breeders.
II. j. Creyeling has house in course
of construction on his farm in Guthrie,
also on John Weighton's farm and an
addition to Mr., Ferguson's livery, but
is waiting for suitable weather TO finish
them,
There was great rejoicing in the
home of Al Zaner and wife yesterday
over the arrival of u bright bit of femi
nine humanity in that domicile. Mother
and little one doing nicely and Al is In
ecstacies.
The clerk has issued permits to wed
to the following couples since our last
publication: Herman Wedemeyer and
Emma Birelne, Z. G. Petersen and
Sophia Petersen, John Heibel and Al
vina Smith.
VIM. Dryden returned this morning
from marketing a car load of horses in
Boston, and we are glad to know that
he struck good market. In Chicago
horses were selling for less money than
in Audubon.
Rev. ID. N. Good returned last Friday
from Crookshanks, i. Tenn,
where he was called in December to see
his father. The gentleman died at the |
advanced age of ninety years before his
sons arrival.
Rev. Il. +. Ilgenfritz is in very poor
health, threatened with nervous pros
tration. He is hard student, and has
in this way, together with the meetings |
now in progress oyertaxed his powers
All will hope for his speedy recovery.
For SALE.-My residence property
in Audubon. Two lots, new house and
barn, $50 worth of trees and shrubbery
planted. Splendid well. Fine cellar,
good sidewalks, electric lights. Fine
location, price low, +, L, REEs,
VIM. Dickinsons sale will occur next
Tuesday, the 9TH, when a large invoice
Of stock, farming utensils, grain and
household goods will go under the
hammer, at the purchasers price. Free
lunch at noon. r. n, Carper, auction'r.
For the Mardi Gras at New Orleans
and Mobile, commencing Feb. l4th, the
G. NJ. & st. L. Ry will sell round trip
will be sold Feb. 9th to 18th inclusive,
and will be good to return until March Z,
The Lincoln hotel at Boona was de.
stroyed By fire at o'clock yesterday.
1t was owned by the North Western
Company, who had leased it to j. s.
Wilson, brother of Harp Wilson. Mr..
Wilson owned the furniture valued at |
SO 600, upon which there was $4,000 in. I,
surance.
Representative public sale of G.
Gates, three miles northeast of Audi. !
bon, has been postponed until Friday, |
Feb, 10, on account of the severe cold
weather of yesterday. Eight head of
horses, five head of cattle, nineteen
shoats and good assortment OF imple
ments will be sold. Usual terms and
free lunch. II. n. Carper, auctioneer.
All of the ladies are opposed to the
hoops that are shown in the
fashion journals as the coming style,
but hoops will come and the ladies will
bow before the dictates of fashioR aud
wear them. They will aou""- 80 ,o
:, :" AZ first, with q small
..Ap Immediately below the rear waist
nne. The dimensions and the hump
will be gradually increased until the
style will be hideous deformity, and
unless the sidewalks are made larger
the lady's escort must take the middle
of the road, lead the procession or walk
behind, The present style has been
endured so long there was demand for
a change, and the prospect was between
short skirts and hoops. So hoops it is.
They will be seen in the store windows,
will be thrown like lariat over the
ladys head, they will swish along the
walks and when their usefulness is
ended and they are consigned to the
ash heap, they will trip up the pedes-
trian in the back alley and evoke many
hard words. Hoops are detestable at
all times, but they are coming back for
a season.
The gullibles of Carroll are being
beautifully taken in by a monstrous
fake this week. The Sentinel announc-
es that there is on exhibition in that
city a petrified man found in the bad
lands of South Dakota, and that it may