Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-02

VIZ bNoN NNuAs
+. L. Rees will start for Oklahoma
next Thursday,
Miss Eva James is visiting at her ole
home in La Porte.
l. James hove in from Midway Plais
ance Saturday night.
Mrs. II, j. Hunter will make her fu
ture home in Audubon.
i. A, Fessler has been granted a per
nit to sell intoxicating liquor.
Thos, Musson returned Saturda,
from business trip to Dakota.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CiIAs. TRAMP.
The gentleman who proposed reopen
ing the Walker House has abandoned
the project.
c. ii. Vail has been appointed re
ceiver for A. Il. Armstrong, unde
$4,000 bond.
$. +. Donaldson was called to Indian,
last week by the severe sickness of |
near relative.
Thirty two citizens have been mad,
by naturalization during the presen
term of court.
Lime 70 cents per barrel; Plasterinl
Hair (washed) 20 cents per bushel, a
Weighton's yard.
Ed. Frick has gone to Chicago anC
from there will return to his run ou'
of Colorado Springs.
&. Il. Kibby and wife returned Sat
urday night from their visit to Massa
chusetts and the fair
Mrs. John Consigny was visiting
among her many Audubon friends the
latter part of the week.
Lewis Beckman, for assault upon the
daughter of Chris Hahn, last summer
was fined 800 and costs.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
You cannot toe.nail Yellow Pine di
mension, but you can buy IL for 81 pei
1000 feet at Weighton's lumber yard.
A small boy said TO his school teacher
the other day: 81 don't need to attend
the rallies; I'm solid for Harrison any.
way"
Mrs. ID. T.. Soar arrived home from
Oskaloosa Friday, and her many friends
viii be glad to know that her health is
somewhat improved.
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.
b. W. McKeen, of Ida Grove, and
Edith Adams, of Elgin, Nebr., were
married Monday the 30th. peace and
prosperity down to posterity eyer on
thee attend"
Lewis j. Yaggy, agent for Ma
tional Fire ms. Co.; Hartford Fire
ms. Co; Firemen's Fund Ins. 90
Best insurance at lowest rates
Gall and see me.
II. J. Kelsey who went from Greeley
township to accept n position as guard
at the Anamosa penitentiary, has been
promoted to the superintendency OF
the stone quarry at 500 per month.
Patronize home industry by insurinp
your property in the Hawkeye, of Des
Moines and the Farmers, of Cedar
Rapids. M. Ill. PERRY,
Agent, Audubon.
The logs played great havoc Hol
lnunn'n, M Yht In thiu tnun GiIa ,unlIy,
and Out.houses were capsized until tn,
town looked like the picture of Pom
eroy after the cyclone.
At the Presbyterian church next Sab
bath morning-the Sacrament of Tho
Lords Supper will be observed Sub
ject substitution. In the evening
subject Why Human Life is Sacred.
During the present term of court
divorces have been granted to Jens G
from Caroline Nelson; Charles from
Mary A. Tramp; Clara j. from VIM
II. Davidson; and Ella from A. N
Kelly.
The REPUBLICAN has just received
the handsomest line of fancy station
cry ever manufactured, consisting OF
wedding invitations, ball programs
society Invitations, etc. They are al
the new styles for the winter Of 1914.
The special trains, two of the brasi
bands and large majority of the
promised multitude" failed to appear
at the democratic rally last week. 1t was
an ordinarily good political meeting
but did not meet the the promises OF
its boomers,
w. u. Farguson recovered verdict
for $500 against the county for the loss
of his team at the bridge south of town
last winter. Nash, Phelps & Greer
handled the case for Mr.. Farguson, and
the county attorney and Andrews 4
Hanna for the defense.
EVERY republican should vote early
and then lend hand in getting out
the vote. 1t is an important year, and
the full strength of the party should be
demonstrated. Indifference has de
feated US in former years. Prevent q
repetition Of such disaster in 1889.
"Web" Byers, the republican candi
date for representative in Shelby, held
a glorious meeting at Elkhorn last
week. There were over four hundred
present from Shelby and Audubon
counties and the deepest interest and
enthusiasm manifested. Itreally looks
as though he would carry Shelby county
in the face Of over 200 democratic ma
jority.
Occasionally there is n democrat who
has little sand left, and tries to de
fend the wholesale slump in markets
by saying that the price Of hogs is still
good, Certainly tits. And why don't
the farmers bring to market whole
lot Of hogs? Why don't they bring
enough to make good income for the
year. It's barely possible, isn't it, that
he is short on hogs. The fact is that
hogs are scarce and the price is relative.
ly way above normal. The truth is that
IN the matter of pork the hogs have
slumped and not the price. If there
were the usual number of hogs in the
country the price would be down as 1t
is on everything else,
Marion d. Reed and Jno A. Nash
addressed good meeting at Kimball-
ton last Friday night, and the audience
gave unmistakable signs of approval