Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-01

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conformation in this issue.
Miss Laura Forbes arrived from Des-
Moines last Friday evening.
The family of S. +. Garmire have all
been down sick with the grip.
Car of choice northern grown pota-
toes due next week at Il. A. BUTnwEG's.
Mrs. T.. j. Stafford has commenced
action for divorce from her husband.
j. III. Maharg returned last week from
visit to his old home hear Pittsburg,
Pa.
1lHarp Wilson is building a heavy brass
trimmed harness for the street sprink-
Ter team.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Genung, of Hamlin township, on
memorial day.
Joe Walkup has situation as con-
ductor of an electric car in Omaha at
S5S per month.
Mrs. Anna Isham will go to Chicago
next week to visit relatives and the
fair for month.
Chas. Tramp will be ready to furnish
brick in any quantity to all who come
after Monday, May -.
Bob Talbot left yesterday ona jaunt
to Carroll, Ames and Des Moines to
see the bicycle races at the latter place.
Gregg Wolff is laid up with sprained
and swollen knee, the result of alight.
ing from bicycle too friskily last Sun.
day.
Mr.. Chas. Allen, of Omaha, has been
the guest of Pearl Roberts for several
days. They were classmates at High
land Park.
Prof. L. Il. Hooker, wife and baby,
will leave next Wednesday for the old
home in Indiana to spend a part OF
their vacation.
Miss Ethel Rees was the recipient of
fine gold watch Tuesday, a present
from her father on the occasion of her
eighteenth birthday,
The Christian Endeayor held n social
Mt the residence of Il. +. Green In the
country Tuesday evening, and very
enjoyable time was had.
Chas. +. Henslcy attended Memorial
day exercises in Extra, where Rev.
Reed of the Congregational church de,
livered very fine grafton.
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No. I, dimension "a and 30, etc. of
JohnWeighton for Sl5 per 1900 feet.
A horse went headlong over the cul.
vert near Gene Talbot's place east of
town Saturday night, and broke its
neck. The man riding 1t was not in
jured.
Rev. Dickinson will probably not
reach home In time to preach next Sun
day. The trial of Doctor Briggs Is pro.
longing the General Assembly beyond
all expectations.
Mrs. May Lockwood is expected home
from Los Angeles in about two weeks,
Miss Nettie Walker, whose health has
greatly improved In the west, will re-
main there for year.
DIR. Mosher, the renowned specialist,
will be ut the Stuart House In Audi
bon on Saturday, June 10, one day only,
accompanied by Mrs. Mosher, who will
assist him in his large practice. Con-.
sultation free.
Marion Johnson was posting bills
Monday morning for the State Fire
mans tournament at Sioux City, June
II, Is and 10. Marion Is superinten-
dent of the hook and ladder companies
and of course will attend.
Miss ONO S. Yaggy will give a con.
cert at Mt. Zion Evangelical church In
Viola township on Saturday evening
June 10, at y p. m. The Viola people
will thus have q rare opportunity to
hear an accomplished singer.
Mr.. John G. Bonwell and family will
remove to their Viola township farm
next week. Mr.. Bonwell came here to
secure school advantages, and now that
his three daughters have graduated, he
prefers to return to the pleasant coun-
try home.
The Reynolds show proved to be u
clean one employing fair ability in the
ring. They had bad day and conse-
quently small attendance in Audubon.
The evening performance was reduced
to an hours program. There were no
takers with the show.
Miss Skaters kindergarten class and
the chorus class now being instructed
by Miss Starkey will unite forces for
an entertainment at the opera house
Wednesday evening, June IA. The
program has not yet been arranged,
but will consist Of Rotations, songs,
etc, by the little folks. All interested
should remember the date and attend.
While coming from the fair ground
unu 20 nd 10 ha h,,a al,,l
some twelve passengers, broke down
and several OF the number sustained
small injuries. Tom Chenevert receiv-
five stitches to hold the parts together |
looks real handsome again. Carl Chris, |
tiansen and Is. +, Howald also sus-
tanned slight bruises.
The improvements on Harp Wilson's |
house are nearly completed, making |
a handsome and commodious home. |
Across the way from him, Frank Trude |
is just finishing two story addition to |
his home, and in the same locality Cor |
nelius Gates is building neat cottage. |
Out In the southern suburbs the new |
homes of Jos. Ridpath and J. l.. Stotler |
are being erected, and the latter Is of |
unique design, both making splendid
improvements to the town. Frank
Davis new cottage in the northeast
part OF town is of novel style Of archi.
lecture and very pretty. VIM. Hunt
has about finished his house on Morn.
ing Side, and Mr.. Henshall's cottage In
West Audubon Is ready for occupancy.
The town Is growing nicely, and all
mechanics are busy early and late.
Last Saturday evening, Mr.. ii, w,
Stearns and wife and Miss Carper start:
cd in Q single buggy to go to the home
OF II. y. Carper, just west Of town,
Mrs. Stearns holding the reins. When
at the corner near the mill they saw
the outgoing Rock Island train but
thought to cross the track ahead of 1t.
They did 50, but the horse became
Frightened, SHE'D, and upset the buggy,
throwing the occupants out. Mrs.
Stearns was severely hurt by reason of
her head and face striking the sidewalk.