Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-04-06

Kerosene and gasolene oil, loo a
gallon at F, A. Buthweg's.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CHAs. TRAMP.
Rev, A. V. Keeper lectured at Al
toona Monday evening on 1.-THE Origin
of the Negro"
Lime rs cents per barrel; Plastering
Hair (washed) 20 cents per bushel, at
Weighton's yard.
They will lead the procession In %
the Budlong and Keystone disk harrows
Sold by q. w. Hoover.
Theo. f, Myers, Esq, has been attend.
ing to business in the Cass county
district court this week.
If it is the almighty dollar that you
are after, see q. w. Hoover before you
buy your farm implements.
French Il Walkup have an advertise.
ment in this issue that will be of inter
est to those who think of house cleaning.
a year ago at this time roads were
impossible and remained so for six
weeks. In Audubon the mud was hub
deep for two months,
The oldest inhabitant never saw q
better spring than the present. The
change from cold winter to balmy
spring has been phenomenal.
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.
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 lumber yard.
Elder j. 5. Hart, of Lincoln, Nebr.,
will begin meetings In the Seventh Day
Advent church this Thursday evening
and will continue them until Sunday
evening, April 9th. All are invited.
Miss Susie Schaffer, from Malvern,
opened kindergarten In the lecture
room OF the Baptist church this week
The attendancei is very good and will be
increased during the next few weeks.
The clerk has this week issued mar.
riage licenses to the following couples:
Alfred Prohaska and Lena Hocamp,
David Bell and Anna Hamilton, Emery
Miller and Susie G. Snyder, II. N. Car.
per and Della Parrot.
The state superintendent has desig-
mated Friday, the 2Sth, as Arbor Day.
1t should be very generally observed in
Audubon county In this manner the
school grounds can be beautfed and
made more attractive to the pupils.
The Third Quarterly meeting of the
NJ. L. church will be held next Sabbath.
Love feast at 10 o'clock. Preaching at
100 a. m. by Rev. J. w. Richards, fol
lowed by the sacrament OF the Lords
supper. Everybody cordially invited,
Easter Sabbath was missionary day
in the NJ. L. Sabbath-school. The col
lection amounted to $76.49. Supt. A.
III. Roberts with his excellent corps of
officers and teachers Is to be congratu.
lated upon the rapid growth and pros.
perity of the school.
A prairie fire in West Audubon got
beyond control yesterday afternoon
and swept much of the hill For a
time it was thought the chicken house
of Hudler Il Beason was threatened
with destruction, but by hard work the
flames were stamped out.
Mr.. S.-Edd Browns concert at the
M. L. church last Friday night was
fairly well attended, the receipts
amounting to 1874. Mr.. Brown Is a
splendid singer and always pleases his
audiences. His numerous solos on this
occasion were well rendered.
The Methodist church circuit has
bought the win Donaldson lot on Nor
ming Side and will soon erect parson-
age for the circuit pastor. The work
of the circuit has prospered finely under
Rev. Richards, and this enterprise will
add much to its stability as well as to
the comfort of the pastor and family.
Jas. NJ. Workman returned Tuesday
morning from Washington, d. G., his
position in the House postolice having
expired with the last congress. His
experience during the two sessions has
been the source of valuable information
TO him, but he has no desire for further
life among the high officials of the
nation.
The grain donated by Audubon coun.
ty farmers was shipped out yesterday.
The work of the firm having the con
tract from the Iowa commissioners to
make this exhibit, has been badly Grip
pied in this county by the alleged
expose. If the firm has no better sue
cess in other counties than here it will
be at a big loss in the state.
MARRIED.-At the NJ. L. parsonage,
Wednesday afternoon, in the presence
of few friends, Mr.. Emery Miller, of
Greeley township, and Miss Susie G.
Snyder, of Melville, were united in holy
matrimony, Rev. L. L. Ilgenfritz Of
floating. The many acquaintances Of
this young couple will extend hearty
congratulations in wishing for them
happy and prosperous life.
Geo. II. SCOTS ailment is of a more
serious nature than it was at first sup
posed to be. He is making gradual
improvement, but it is slow. In all
probability it will be three months be-
fore he can resume his work on the
road. His many friends are deeply in
terested in his condition.-CdrroU Her.
aid. Since the above was placed in type
we learn that Mr.. Scott is not expected
to live.
Audubon must put on her best attire
this year in the way of good behavior,
fresh paint. neat lawns and clean streets