Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-04-13
Cubeb Cough Cure-One Minute.

Cubeb Cough Cure-One Minute.
Guthrie Center has a lodge of Pythian
Sisters.
Coal for $3.50 per ton at the Stuart
Grain Company's.
Sheriff n. n. Jones was up from At
lantic Monday morning.
w. J. Laubenders children are hay.
ing a round with chicken poX.
j. l.. Stotler has been Frustrated by
the grip for several days this week.
Everybody is humming these days.
There are no drones in the Audubon
hive.
Thos. Oliver lost ten tons Of hay by
prairie fire on section Il, Melville, last
| Friday.
Bear it in mind that the Weir cult.
yators can't be beat. Sold by &. w.
! Hoover.
Tho school board has raised the sala
ry of Supt. Hooker to 81 600 per year.
| Correct.
The galvanized, all steel Aermoter
Windmill, both fitting and fixed towers
| at Marshall Il Sharp's.
Weather prognosticators prophesy a
dry season. The ground at present,
hOweye.', is in fine condition.
The Jewel new process gasoline stove
is away ahead of anything in the mar
ket. Sold by g. w. Hoover.
DIR. Mosher will make a return visit
to Audubon on Friday May 9th, with
headquarters at the Stuart House.
SEED PoTAToEs.-I have for sale 200
bushels of seed potatoes.
EUGENE TALBOT
We noticed a drayman Monday haul
ing 100 sacks of flour, three tons, at one
load with an ordinary team. Too much.
Miss Clara Evans, daughter of the
county physician, went to Casey last
Friday to visit half sister for several
weeks.
Mrs. r. A. Smith has been quite sick
for a week, and on Monday was unable
to teach, Miss Carrie Smith filled her
position.
Buy your posts now of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
The spring term of school opened
Monday with increased attendance in
all departments, The term will last
eight weeks.
Miss Ella Hurd commenced teaching
in the Beason school house, three miles
east of town Monday. She walks to
and from school.
Mrs. NJ. Wilkinson, who has been
spending the winter with her daughter, |
Mrs. Funk, returned to her home In |
Montezuma Monday.
Frank Ellis will persevere in his effort
to secure an education, and will go to
Des Moines next Saturday to enter
Highland Park College.
Yellow Pine will warp and split, but
if you want to experiment you can
save money by buying it at Weighton's
yard, near the Rock Island depot.
A good farm of 100 acres four miles
east Of Extra for sale for 5000, or to
exchange for good house in Audubon.
ANDREWS & HANNA.
George Doolittle drove through to
Oklahoma with Mart Prather and Jake
Wheeler, and if he can secure a salts
factory situation will move his family
there.
Secretary Holmes, of the Denison
Academy and Normal College, was In
Audubon Saturday doing missionary
work for that splendid educational in
stitution.
F. p. Rees went to Nebraska Monday
He purchased another piece of land
there last week, and it was an advanta-
geous offer for it that invited him out
there again.
DR.. Miller returned today from Des
MoineS, where he has been visiting his
family and attending commencement ;
of the Des Moines College of Physicians
and Surgeons.
Miss Maggie Denote will return
from Highland Park College tomorrow,
and will Immediately commence assist.
ing Miss Schaffer in order to learn
methods.
Mr.. w. S. BidweIl, who run barber
shop here three years ago, is visiting his |
lIftUuo IUI d iC" AiO
has been located at Scranton for sixteen |
months and is doing well.
Mrs. VIM. b. Davis was called to !;
Miles Jackson county, last week by a !
message announcing the critical illness /,
Of her father, the Hon. Geo. +. Green. q
On arrival she found him little better. 4
Three Audubon boys, Nelson Cowles, u
John Bailey and Chester Harris, carry a
share each in the Atlantic building and
oan association. They pay GO cents q
month and in seven years Will have y
300. y
Another trial of the differences be- G
,ween Uncle Natty Hamlin and his O
ION in-law, Willard Allen, was begun at G.
Atlantic Tuesday morning. Theo. /. a
Myers went down to handle the case r,
or Mr.. Allen, whom he has twice c.
cleared in the Audubon district court. {;
Iowa editors to the number of 1862 a
eft Des Moines Tuesday for trip !,
h, ,ough the Sunny South, the trip to u
ccm>y ten days. The schedule indi- p
9tes n pleasant route, and as the ex.
Irs1onis 50 have four sleeping cars at q,
leir dispo. 7al, they will be comfortable. n
ITr REpTrRI ICAN c0mmisserates with y,
ne Audubon fraternity in its inability re-
} attend. III
Mr.. Joshua Jordan, son of Samuel p'
ordan, of Cameron township, arrived al
Audubon Monday for his first visit 81
ONE in seven years. He las been in m
ne U. S. Navy for fourteen years and TO
now entitled to a furlough of ninety bl
avs, though he is undecided as to 50
\ N At.tr Ttun u
avs ago he left Honolulu, 50
here he was stationed for some time. ia
Ir. Jordan says that the u. 5. flag al
pats in all parts of the city, and the pr
is almost unanimous in favor nc
annexation, although the deposed pa
leen has, very naturally, many native II
He agrees with the be
,neral verdict that that country affords pa
,lightful residence. sh
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