Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-03-30
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Sunday is Easter.
III. Is. Herbert is in Chicago.


VIM. Wonn was at Harlan Saturday.
Board of supervisors win meet next
Monday.
Rev. A. V. Knepper was in town the
first of tho week.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Richards was
in the city Monday.
$. II. w. T.. b. b. mean See Roberts
Wall Paper Before Buying.
Deputy Sheriff Armstrong visited
Omaha on business Monday.
Chas. Hensley went down to Extra to
visit with relatives over Sunday.
A special stock train of fifteen cars
will go from Extra next Tuesday morn
ing.
Geo. c. Farmer Il Sons shipped ear
of potatoes to Missouri Valley this
week.
Geo. Brown, of Cambridge, Ill, %
nephew of w. w. Smith, is here on
visit.
Edwin Delahoyde and sister Mollie,
of Extra, attended the dance Thursday
evening.
Mrs. |. James visited ut Des Moines
the latter part of last week, returning
Monday
There are nineteen fire and life in
surance agents in town, all trying to
do good.
Chas. Prather and family left this
week for Oklahoma, where they intend
to locate.
Henry Kyle, of this township, had
business ut Walnut the latter part Of
last week.
Joe Moody left the first of the week
for Pierce county, Nebr. He will make
the trip overland.
Let Collins, of Atlantic, has been
here for several days looking after
business interests,
County Treasurer Dawson has so far
recovered from his recent illness to be
visible on the streets.
Miss Kitty Kibby, but recently re.
covered from diphtheria, is suffering
with u bad case of scarlet fever.
A, +. Drake departed Monday for
Des Moines and viii go from there to
Missouri In the interests of his patent.
Harry Woodward's children arc
among those on the sick list No seri,
GUS results are apprehended, however.
The Iowa official Register for 1893 Is
out and Is the best of the series. DIR.
Brooks has received q few for distribu-
ton.
5. A. Easterly, of Carroll, has been
at the North Western this week max
ing repairs around the depot and stock.
yards.
You should not forget the concert by
:. Ed Brown ut tho Methodist church
Friday night, under tho auspices of tho
Ladies Aid society.
Conductor Herb. Campbell, Of tho
North Western, Is laying off on account
of sickness. Conductor Reid is on the
Audubon run meanwhile.
Postmaster Cousins received u lot of
the now Columbian envelopes far tho
Audubon County Bank recently. Tho
design on them is much nicer than that
Of tho Columbian stamp.
Mrs. Henry Hickman, southwest Of
town is the victim of n cancer under
her arm. II has been twice removed
and is now bad again. IL is feared that
tho trouble will prove fatal.
Miss Marie Starkey has moved her
headquarters to the Talbot building OH
Tracy street, and will remain in the
city giving instructions. She has taught
and will find plenty of
students.
Mr.. A. II. Corliss, student of Rush
medical college, Is here visiting DIR.
Brooks, and will solicit subscriptions
Tor bibles this summer. lie Is u most
young man and engaged in
a worthy work.
The following Rock Island officials
were in town Tuesday evening, coming
on special; Chas. Dunlap, general
superintendent; w. j. Allen, assistant
w II. Stilwell, division super
lntendent; Harry Fox, assistant, and
ii. W. 9. Heath, auditor.
Two of the A. N. G. bright students,
IIettie Van Scoy and Carrie Webster,
will commence this week to put their
study of bookkeeping into actual prac-
tice. Miss Van Scoy will keep books
for her father, Miss Webster for M.
Johnson. Both have proved themselves
to be capable of handling any set of
books. Prof Mason will assist them in
making change in books.
"A hen pecked Benedict came up from
Greeley township yesterday and com
proceedings to have his wife
bound over to keep the peace. She is
regular termagant and the husband
has bruises and broken dishes as evil
dence of her tantrums. When the
sheriff appeared to serve notice on her
she went into Mysteries and it took the
the entire neighborhood to restore her.
The husband relented, she begged for
and all Is peace again,
Blessed reconciliation.