Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-10
Jim Riley is in town.

Tuesday.
See the change in Buthweg's adver.
tisement.
Rev. Ilgenfritz left last night for the
Worlds Fair.
MARKETS To.DAY.-Corn 81 c, oats
10 c, hogs Sl25.
The steam swing Is one continuous
round of pleasure.
A girl baby was born to viii Cooley
and wife last Friday
Mr., q. w. Sutton returned yesterday
to his home at Lincoln, Nebr.
A son was born to Iii Wilson and
wife, east Of llamlin, yesterday.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lloyd last Friday morning,
John Moore found lady's cloak,
that may be had by proving property.
Miss Mabel Haddock departed Fri.
day morning for her home in Fairbury,
Nebr.
Marshall Il Sharp sell the Milwaukee
binder and want you to see it before
buying,
John Jay was down from Manning
yesterday shaking hands with old
| friends.
Jno. IL. Kate and family returned
| Friday from q two weeks outing ut
Lake View.
A blessed rain Is falling to-day upon
the dry fields, rs we'll as upon the Just
and unjust.
We have tho first copy of II. G. Ford's
Woodbine Twiner. 1t is a neat paper
and we'll edited.
Bert Cross fell from the hay loft
Tuesday and broke his left arm just
bove the wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Reinemund jr.,
pleasantly entertained u small party of
friends last night.
Miss Lou Terrill, OF Omaha, is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. i. :. Watts, and
umerous friends.
Rev. ID. III. X. Dix, ID. d., will preach
IN the NJ. Il, church next Sunday morn
ing Mt II o'clock. The Pastor being
absent.
The friends of II. g. Carpenter have
entered his name In the list of contest.
ants for the democratic nomination for
representative.
Mrs, Ada M. Funk has been quite i'll
for n week, u part of the time confined
to her bed. Her many friends hope for
her speedy recovery.
There is no such thing rs soft Yellow
Pine, except swamp pine. Good Yellow
Pine Is hard, and will be sold cheap at
Weighton's lum Der yard.
Mr.. l. Smutney has bought the
Charlie Prather property on South Le-
roy street, paying 5I 300 therefor. He
VIII get possession In about thirty days.
Rev. Macintosh, of the Brooklyn
Association OF the Congregational
churches of n. Y, will preach next
Sabbath morning at the Presbyterian
church.
The state board of equalization seized.
ules 2S3, 449 acres of land In Audubon
county, assessed at 1918 per acre. The
average assessment through the state
Is ~. AZ per acre.
The institute will close Saturday,
after most profitable session, credit.
able alike to the superintendent, con.
ductor, professors and students. The
lectures have been of u high character
and well attended.
The Missionary band of Willing
Workers will give an entertainment at
the Presbyterian church next Thursday
evening, Aug. II. A concert program
will be rendered, after which ice cream
and cake will be served. All are in.
yited,
An Extra township democrat, has
come to the conclusion that the fl
nances OF the country are better off in
the hands of republican administration,
and will so vote hereafter, but reserves
the right for the democratic party to
manipulate the whisky question.
+. A. Fessler will leave tonight for
Philadelphia, and on the 25th inst will
DO married TO Miss j. Helen Lawrence
at the lady's home in Mansfield, Pa.
They will visit the exposition when
coming west and arrive in Audubon
about the LIST of September. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fessler will occupy rooms over
the Palace drug store.
The general merchandise store of N.
PETERSEN, of Brayton, was broken into
last night and the safe cracked. The
BURGLARS used two charges of powder
and bowed the outside door clear
across the room, but were unable to
get into the BURGLAR proof chest on the
inside. They took 81 30 In money q
gold watch aud clothing amounting to
about $50. No clue.
There was blood and carnage at the
Extra depot Saturday night. Til
WOodraf and Mr.. Seibert, the bus
driver, became involved in an encoun-
ter when Guernsey stepped in with the
pipe OF peace. A little later a Mr..
Granshegry and another gentleman con-
tinued the subject and the fight with
train arrived from Audubon bringing
many school ma'ams, who screamed at
the dreadful sight as though 1t were a
mouse.
The veterans are making great prepa-
ration for the reunion of the Redlield
Association in this city the 22nd 23rd,
and Gath Of this month. The visiting
veterans will be cordially welcomed
and Hospitality entertained. Col. ID. b.
Daley, of Council Bluffs, and Major
Curtis will be among the speakers.
Judge Given, of Des Moines, and Gen.
Jno, y. Stone, attorney general, have
promised to be present, il possible. It
will be an enjoyable time for all. None
should miss it.
Mr.. NJ. Mcdonald, of Bayard, and G.
j. Maris, of Wichita, have been in town
yesterday and to-day interviewing re-
publicans as to the chances of j. A.
Lyons for governor. They are very
pleasant gentlemen and could get most
anything reasonable. Mr.. Maris was
agreeably surprised to meet friend of
his boyhood days in the person of DIR.
II. J.. Harris. They met by introduc-
ton and remembered the old acquaint-
ance when shaking hands for the first
time in thirty years. Mr.. Mcdonald
came home from the war democrat,
but whep Grover issued his notorious
flag order, he repented and voted as he
had shot.