Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-05-25

NNoS Nhohuo1s
Mrs. A. c. Darland, of Douglas, is
dangerously ill.
John Lovelace is improving his resi-
dence near Ross.
Coal for $3.50 per ton at the Stuart
Grain Company's.
John Mullen is improving his store
room with new paper.
Court Reporter Burlington Sundayed
with his family in Atlantic.
An elegant line of new ginghams
and embroideries at Coquillette's
Gents, you can buy good all wool
pants at the Eagle Clothing House for
$500.
Mrs. Agnes Stotts and daughter
Myrtle will go to Chicago Monday,
June 9TH.
W. r. Green, Esq, was in Des Moin es
Tuesday arguing case before the SUI
preme court.
The indictment against Harvey Glea.
son was quashed on the ground of for
mer adjudication.
The galvanized, all steel Aermoter
windmill, both fitting and fixed towers
at Marshall & Sharp's.
The Rock Island pay car caused the
hearts Of the Audubon employees to re-
joice Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Frank Harris, son of Bob Harris
of Missouri Valley, is here visiting his
aunt, Mrs. c. ii. Russell.
Cook & Whitby's European Ameri-
can Allied shows will exhibit in Allan
tic on Thursday, June 9Th.
Miss Florence, daughter of J. X.
Smith, will go to Rock Island Friday to
visit her sister indefinitely.
Twenty acres of oats planted by ".
A. Walkup was so poor that he plowed
it under and planted the land to corn.
Mr.. Henshall, the painter, fell thirty
feet from the gable of barn few
days ago without sustaining serious in
jury.
For lumber and all kinds of building
material at the lowest living prices call
on Overholtzer & Gipple, North Park
Place.
Buy your posts now of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
VIM Burtch has been engaged as as
sistant in Walter Ridges barber shop
aud will move his family here from At
lantic soon.
Yellow Pine will warp and split, but
if you want to experiment you can
save money by buying 1t at Weighton's
yard, near the Rock Island depot.
The meeting of the educational as
ISOLATION held last Saturday was high
ly interesting one but not 80 well at
tended as some OF its predecessors.
A good farm of 100 acres four miles
east of Extra for sale for 50, 600, or to
exchange for good house in Audubon.
ANDREWS & HANNA.
j. A. Nash, Esq, president of the
sch DOL board, informs us that the COM
mittee has experienced some diff Guilty
in Sc ling the bonds of the district at
an equitable rate,
Mrs. J. ii. Bruner will depart the
middle of June for her old home in
Alliance, Ohio, to remain until Septe m
Der when Mr.. Bruner will meet her in
Chicago to join the throng at the fair.
The Reynolds circus which exhibits
in Audubon to-day comes on ten cars.s
This is its first year as railroad show
and the most of Its paraphenalia and
trappings are new. 1t has the reputa'
ton of good, clean show.
Mrs. E. Z. Ilgenfritz and the children
departed yesterday for the old home at
York Pa, where they will pass the sum-
m er months. Rev. Ilgenfritz is COM
PEELED to remain at home and pave the
way for the coming of the annual con-
ference in septembsr.
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A young sport who was laboring un-
der the difficulties of cumbersome Jag
applied at a private house on Leroy
street for lodging between twelve and
one o'clock Monday night. He was
thoroughly unconscious Of his where.
abouts, but should be careful in the fu.
ture or he may find himself in disagree
able surroundings.
A stereoptican representation of the
Life of Christ with lecture by the Rev.
L. p. Paquin from Sioux City, will be
given at the Catholic church Tuesday
evening May Both, at eight o'clock. A
beautiful selection of views, represent
ing various scenes of the Private and
Public Life of Christ, an ideal enter
| tainment for the instruction and edii-
cation of young and old. Admission
% cents, children -.
There is a queer state of postoffice
affairs in Extra. The incumbent, Mr..
Copeland, so much desires relief from
the duties of the position that he ten
dered his resignation some three weeks
ago. There are some seven candidates
for the position who are watching the
mails intently for the notice of appoint
ment, and they are all stark mad over
the continued delay. They reason that
since a resignation was sent in the case
ought to receive prompt attention and
they seem to think that the authorities
at Washington are wasting time hob
nobbing with the Infanta Enlulia
that ought to be devoted to the Extra
postoflice case.