Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-09-28

III. NJ, lalDot ana wire are III chicago
for weeks sight seeing.
Mr., and Mrs, C. l.. Bison, Of Brayton
are spending the week at the fair.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CuAs. TRAMP.
Miss Grace Moore, of Red Oak, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. +. ID. Allen.
Nice new line of school suits at the
Eagle, don't buy until you see them.
Mrs, Clark Caskell, of Montana, was
visiting Jas. Lee and family last week
No. Yellow Pine dimension for sale
at $50 per 1000 feet by John Weighton,
An eleven pound son was born tc
Mr.. and Mrs, w. j. Laubender last Fri
day.
ii. w. Van Gorder Is serving az
grand juror for Uncle sam at Council
Bluffs.
a marriage license was issued yes
terday to Peter Jacobsen and Katie
Merits.
A Mr.. Gray has bought VIM. Wonn's
Wonn, attorneys.
Lime 20 cents per barrel: Plasterinp
| Hair (washed) 20 cents per bushel III
Weighton's yard.
Mr.. j, Lee was the victim of a sur.
prise party Sunday and was the recipi
ent of many presents.
The Ladies Columbian Club will give
an entertainment Mt the opera house
Saturday evening Oct. Z.
Rev. ID. N. Good started yesterday to
put in week AT the fair and among
his old friends at the Seminary.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
You cannot toenail Yellow Pine di
mension, but you can buy 1t for Sl5 pei
1000 feet ut Weighton's lumber yard.
Mrs. Beck, of Given, Nebr., formerly
Miss Susie Henderson, music teacher
i syisiting John VanScoy and family.
There is a probability that a new
banking institution will be running II
the Citizens Bank building by Jan. LIST
J. NJ. McKarahan and family, w. ii
Scott and wife and Mrs. w. II. Scott
all returned from the exposition Sat
urday.
Taxes are rolling into tho treasurers
Office ut the rate of $500 per day this
week. Deputy Thos. Walker is kept
very busy.
There was an exodus of Audubon
people to Council Bluffs Tuesday NJ
witnesses in the counterfeiting, boot
Logging and postonice robbery cases.
Three caravans from Nebraska pass.
ed through town yesterday. The peo
pie are fleeing from the famine ant
drought Of Southwestern Nebraska.
The Missouri Valley Times speak,
highly of the Pomeroy relief concert
and especially compliments Miss Mari,
Starkey as that bird of the wildood.
A small blaze in the alley back of
the Walker House caused rush yes
terday, but it was extinguished before
the fire department reached the scene
Dr. G. w. DeMotte was called to Des
MOines last week to see his mothe
who is quite aged and dangerously sick
He left her some better but with littl,
hope for permanent recovery.
Mr.. L. Breasted, the carpenter, is al
ready engaged in building for himsel
neat residence in Prospect Park, on,
block east of Harry Fish. Thus tn,
prospects of the Park increase.
Mr.. w. II. Warner, of Hamlin town
ship, had the misfortune to break hi
leg in the Cherokee skirmish. lie fel
in alighting from moving train, an,
will be detained there for some time.
Mrs. Dave Randolph and two child
rem were thrown from wagon draw
by runaway team Saturday, an,
were stranded in barb. fence
but fortunately were not seriously In
jured.
tombstone, the mind reader, varie,
his program at Harlan by having
doctor write a prescription, and thel
holding the doctors hand he went Il
the drug store and filled the prescriT
ton with accuracy.
Chas. Van Gorder has traded Net
=, raska land for the Sentinel newspape
5 plant and, negotiations are In progress
a whereby II. Moore Carpenter will be
p come Jesse. Mr. Albert, late proprietor
will return to Philadelphia.
L. ID. Phelps will be candidate be
fore the republican convention for tn
nomination for treasurer His pei
sonal and business career Is well know
!; to our people and Is above reproacl
e He is thorough business man of III
$ questioned ability and sturdy integrit,
J. He would be strong candidate.
3 The peoples party of Audubon cour
o ty will hold a convention in the cour
house at Audubon Friday, Oct. 6, I
nominate full county ticket. Th
contest for representative is still b,
tween Uncle Dayy Oyerlield and Vim,
gar Heath THE REPUBLICAN is sti
staying for Uucle Davy.
d Theo. F. Myers was in Davenport
= tie first of the week with business wit
Z the Farmers and Mechanics Banl
# Mr.. Myers says the bankers there d
!. not think harshly OF Mr.. Armstrong
/. whom they highly esteemed in h
n prosperous days. Had Mr.. Armstron
/, been so inclined he had opportunity
"a
4 beat them in large amounts.
: That grotesaue and feroeious lit
j blatherskite, Mr.. Tabor, invaded TIL
headquarters the other day and relieve
S his mind. lIe wanted to debate Til
i silver question, such gall and fustia
!, are quite amusing. Tabor shout
know that he can get no serious after
ton from anyone. People listen to hir
+ with only that curiosity which the
] evinee as they gather round a monke
+ cage,
The schools were opened in all room
Monday with the following teacher
/: and enrolment: No. /, Mrs. Ada N
; Funk, 81; No. 2, Mrs. Roseman, %, Nc
4 3, Mrs Fish, 43; No. 4, Mary MussoI
43; No. 5, Gene Culver, As; No. o, Mrs
Smith, AZ; No. 7, Vesta Baxter, 38; Nc
s Ella NJ. Stearns, 43; No. 8, Lydi
Turner 10; Supt., Prof, f. p. Hooker
Total enrolment, 1873 Harry Dickin
son recently completed a census of tn
district and finds the school population
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