Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-03-30
"Just as we begin TO rejoice
That cold winter We no longer feel.
We have TO dash out OF the why
OF the man who Is riding u wheel"
Keep off the grassl

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Keep off the grass
Messner OFT is on the SEX list.
N. Roth was at Extra over Sunday.
Mrs, Rev, Dickinson is reported as
quite sick this morning.
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Wall Paper Before Buying,
Mrs, S, J, Cason, of Atlantic, is visit,
ing Audubon friends today.
Kerosene and gasolene oil, 100 a
gallon at F. A. Buthweg's.
Beacon coal, the best in the market
$3.50 per ton at Stuart Grain Cos.
Buy white aud red cedar and white
oak posts at Oyerholtzer 4 Gipple's.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
! CHAs. TRAMP.
Saml Griffin, of Manning, has rented
the the house vacated by VIM. Mallory,
Get our prices on white oak posts
GREEN BAY LUMBER co.
Uncle John Jarman, of Nelson, was
pleasant caller at this office yesterday.
Sabbath evening services at the NJ.
l.. church have been changed from 700
to 1880 o'clock.
Lime 20 cents per barrel; Plastering
Hair (washed) 20 cents per bushel, at
Weighton's yard.
They will lead the procession in 93-
the Budlong and Keystone disk harrows
Sold 10y G. w. Hoover.
You can take your choice between
white and yellow pine--same price, at
Oyerhot2er Il Gipple's.
If it is the almighty dollar that you
are after, see G, w. Hoover before you
buy your farm implements.
Miss Retta Richards, of Des Moines,
arrived Saturday evening for visit
with the family Of win O'Connell.
DIR. Mosher will make return visit
TO Audubon on Friday, May 9Th, with
headquarters at the Stuart House.
Appropriate Easter services at the
NJ. Il. church next Sunday evening by
the Sunday school. Everybody invited.
Jno. NJ. Griggs is having ID. +, Soar
manufacture bicycle saddle for Tubal
Cain, which will push his running rec
ord few seconds.
One hundred and eighty. eight scholars
present at the NJ. l.. Sabbath-schoo last
Sunday, the largest attendance In the
history of the school.
While here Monday and Tuesday
evenings, Rev. A. V. Knepper was given
the final degrees by Godfrey Command
cry, Knights Templar.
There is no such thing as soft Yellow
Pine, except swamp pine. Good Yellow
Pine is hard, and will be sold cheap at
Weighton's lumber yard.
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No. |, dimension "a and 2-6, etc. of
JohnWeighton for $l5 per 1000 feet.
The Reading Circle, consisting of j.
W. Coquillette, j. M. McKarahan, j. II.
Bruner and +. S. Watts and wives, met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bruner last evening.
Miss Sadie Norris from Woodbine,
arrived in Audubon Tuesday to visit
friends for few days. She will teach
the spring term in Cameron township.
The new Brown corn planter and
check rover Is the slickest and simplest
corn planter in town. Go and see them
and be convinced Sold by Geo. w.
Hoover.
Preston's delivery horse became
frightened and INDUCED In the luxury
Of runaway Tuesday. depositing the
driver In ditch and damaging the
wagon slightly.
JnO. +. COnsigny, of Harlan, was re.
newing Audubon acquaintance Tues
day. His family have all been well
since leaving Audubon, except perhaps
a little homesick.
Mr.. John Johnson returned last
Thursday evening from Laramie, Wyo.,
accompanied by his daughter and will
visith indefinitely with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Johnson.
The Elkhorn College has adjourned
for the spring vacation, and large
number of the students left over the
North Western yesterday for their
homes in neighboring states.
In Justice Brainard's court next
Tuesday Jack O'Brien will sue II. Ii.
Tennegkeit for killing his dog. The
defendant denies the soft impeachment,
but Jack has proof on tap to make his
case.
A number of our sportsmen have had
trip to the Platte river in Nebraska
in contemplation for some time, intend
ing to start the first Of the week. Ow
ing to the uncertainty of the weather
they decided TO postpone IL indefinitely \
Rev. ID. N. Good received a very nice
Sunday school library from the S. s.
board of the Presbyterian church, which
was given to the Lone Star Presbyterian
Sunday-school Of Guthrie county. Sure.
ly the Sunday school and church will
appreciate the handsome library.
Mr.. w. II. Warner contributed a good
letter on the prohibition question to
the Register of last Saturday. Mr..
Warner counsels more moderation be-
tween saloon cranks and prohibition
fanatics. If this advice were followed
no doubt would remain as to results.
Mr.. John Jackson, of Harlan, is in
town today, and is one of the firm of
Young & Co., who are making the Iowa
grain exhibit under the direction of the
Iowa Columbian Commission. Mr..