Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-09-07
May Flack is in the city.

at this office.
Eugene Downs, of Vinton, is visit.
ing DIR. Brooks.
Rev. Mcintosh has moved into the
Stotler residence in Prospect Park.
Mrs. Anna Isham is home after
prolonged visit ut the Worlds Fair.
Nice new line of school suits at the
Eagle, don't buy until you see them.
Paul Ballman and Frank Connelley
rolled in on the wave of fair visitors.
Chas. Van Court. of Omaha, is visit
ing his grandfather, VIM. McLeran and
family.
Miss Berdie Grant, of Coleridge,
Nebr, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Il.
Baxter.
Lime 70 cents per barrel; Plastering
Hair (washed 20 cents per bushel, at
Weighton's yard.
DIR. Porterlield and Mr.. Payne were
up from Atlantic Monday night visit.
ing w. III. OConnell.
The Indianola Herald will print the
minutes of the NJ. L. annual conference
to commence here next week.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
You cannot toe-nail Yellow Pine d.
mension, but you can buy it for Sl5 per
1000 feet at Weighton's lumber yard.
o. ii. p. Roberts took the premium
on cabbage and favored THE REPUB-
LICAN with two of the choicest speci,
mems.
The Audubon public schools will
open one week from next Monday.
The new building is rapidly near ing
completion.
There is no such thing as soft elbow
Pine, except swamp pine. Good Yellow
Pine is hard, and will be sold cheap at
Weighton's lumber yard.
The Brayton- Lorah base ball team
met the Audubon boys on the diamond
Tuesday, and they made score of 81
to Is in favor of the latter.
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No. l, dimension "a and 90, etc. of
John Weighton for Sl5 per 1000 feet.
Geo. A. Clark was called to Jones
county Tuesday to attend the funeral
of his father. The news was sudden
as no word of his illness had been re-
ceived.
Mr.. johnson, of the firm Of Neff &
Johnson. was robbed of $lS Tuesday
night. The theft cuta hole in the
screen of the bed room window and
yanked out pants aud all.
Patronize home industry by insuring
your property in the Hawkeye, Of Des-
Moines and the Farmers, of Cedar
Rapids. M. ii. PERRY,
Agent, Audubon.
The Methodist ministers, three hun
bred strong, will be in Audubon
next Monday to remain for eight
days. Audubon will be greatly honored
by their presence and will give them
cordial welcome and entertainment.
Tom Stafford is home from Chicago.
Tom is the only citizen from Audubon
who has had nerve enough to go up in
the Ferris wheel, and he offered fifty
cents to be delivered from the second
round trip, but was told that he could
not be let out for So.
The Chase Wells Theatrical Co., is
drawing good houses at the opera
house this week and giving good salts
faction. Their orchestra makes fine
music, and the stage work is better
than we are accustomed to. They re-
main all week with change of bill
each evening.
The south part of the county came
to the fair in largo delegations and
made the best record of attendance it
has ever made at the county fair, which
is alike the mutual pride of every
citizen in every township. One hun
bred and sixty came on the train We'd
nesday morning.
j. M. McKarahan and family depart
ed Monday evening for Morse, johnson
county, where they attended the we'd
ding yesterday of Mrs. McKarahan's
sister, Miss Hattie Coulter to Mr.. st.
Clair Schrader, of Cloud, Kans. Mr..
NJ. and family 60 from there to the
Worlds Fair to remain until the md
die of the month.
Stella, the two year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joha III. Frahm, died ut
their home yesterday morning. The
little one has been in very poor health
for two months and her ailment finally
developed stubborn case of pneu-
monia. The affection falls heavily up
on the bereaved parents, who have the
sympathy Of all. The funeral was held
from the house this afternoon.
The Sanger & Lent circus drew a
fair crowd Monday afternoon, and a
air audience in the evening. The ring
performance was very good and gave
general satisfaction. A telegram from
Perry stated that the circus was shield
ing a gang of takers, but this did not
prove true here, as the grounds were
free from such nuisances and the circus
people were gentlemanly without ex,
ceptiol,
Audubon had touch of tho Wild
West last night. AS the story goes
VIM, Dryden, special policeman, pre-,
vented F. L. Wheeler from going into
the Citizens Bank hall where dance
was in progress. After some words
| Dryden told Wheeler to come with him,