Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-03-23

The Stuart Grain Company handle
the best coal.
The Rock ss.,I island pay car visited
5. II. w. p. b. b. mean See Roberts
Wall Paper Before Buying.
VIM. Humphrey is slowly recover
ing from an attack of bilious fever.
Barley, Barley, Barley Seed Bar
ley at M. johnson 81 Cos.
No. | Yellow Pine dimension for sale
at Sl5 per 1000 feet, by John Weighton.,
Miss Belle Lancelot was down from
Gray Saturday visiting Miss Ethel Rees.
Mrs. VIM. Mallory went to Des Moines
Monday, and William followed yester.
day.
White and yellow pine, and red cedar
siding at the same price, at Ooverholt-
ger n Gipple's.
In Audubon county the Rock Island
Is ass essed 5000 per mile and the
North Western 5000.
Mayor Hanna will attend conycn.
ton of trans Mississippi mayors at Og-
uCil tHo Gttu VI Aplli.
Ed. 0. Cotton, one of Extra foremost
merchants, was doing business in Au-
dubon Tuesday morning.
A car load of celebrated Maquoketa
lime just received fresh from the kiln,
at Oyerholtzer Il Gipple's.
A buggy sold at auction on the street
Saturday for 1925, and a good span of
seven year old mules for $l9i.5O.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Seaman, who
have been visiting the family OF &, Ill.
Cross, returned to Montezuma today.
You cannot toe-nail Yellow Pine di-
mension, but you can buy 1t for Sl6 per
1000 feet at Weighton's lumber yard.
Edwin s. Van Gorder and Miss Grace
| Burnside arrived from Grinnell last
Friday morning for weeks vacation.
Don't leave town until you have ex.
amined the Weir or the Canton lever
harrows, at q. w. Hoover's hardware
store.
Il. T.. Chamberlain was called to
Guthrie county Saturday, by n message
announcing the serious illness of his
mother.
Mr.. &. B. Wilson Is in the city so.
letting for the Das Moines Ne,cS twice
a.week, soc. edition, and Is enrolling
many names.
The committee engaged In soliciting
cereals for the grain exhibit ut the fair
this year are meeting with good success
in Audubon county.
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No. |, dimension "a and 30. etc. of
John Weighton for Sl5 per 1000 feet.
The reading room is becoming very
popular resort for young men and boys,
and many young ladies rs well. IL il
fulfilling the object for which it Is in
tended.
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.
The establishment of the signal SER
vice here may not be responsible for
the bad weather. but the weather has
certainly been bad ever since it was
established.
Our neighboring town of Extra will
make many improvements in its resi-
dence portion this spring. A number
of her citizens are already making plans
| for new houses.
Cashier l.. ID. Phelps went to Colfax
this morning to take baths in hopes of
curing his rheumatism. He Is so bad.
ly crippled that it Is almost impossible
for him to walk.
VIM. Tramp Is home from Highland
Park college, where he has been taking
a commercial course. He Is one of our
best young men and is wise in fitting
himself for business.
The young peoples societies of the
several churches will hold a union so
cial at the M. Il. church tomorrow
friday night. A literary program
will be rendered and supper served in
the basement.
Judge Macy relieved the court calen-
dar Of many encumbrances of long |
standing, in striking out cases that were
practically dead. Unless an era of liti- |
CATION Is soon instituted the next dock |
ct can be printed on a Columbian
stamp.
A. III. Roberts is now receiving his
spring stock of Wall Paper, Window
shades, Paints, etc. In Wall Paper his
line is the largest and his prices as low
as the lowest. He sells the Sherwin.
Williams mixed Paint, the best mixed
Paint manufactured.
Chas. Hensley, +. A. Fessler and Ed.
win DelahOyde, of Extra, attended the
Chas. HanfOrd presentation of Shake
peare's great drama, Julius Caesar, at
Atlantic Monday evening, and pro-
nounced it first class.
A short meeting of the school board
was held Monday evening, when John
A. Nash was elected president of that
body for the ensuing year. Mr.. Nash
has taken lively interest in the work
of the schools and will make worthy
president. the other business of the
session was merely routine work.
Chas. Wheeler, the eldest son of Ches
ter Wheeler, arrived In Audubon from
Chicago Monday evening. He says
that in one place in the stock yard dis
trict, where 200 men are engaged, all
but one signed a compact to vote for
Allerton, the republican nominee for
mayor. The young man will remain
several days with his numerous Audi
bon friends.
The inhabitants of "West Town"
suburb of Extra object to making their
bailiwick the theater of fire boys sere.
made, mentioned in these columns last
week. We are informed that the object |.
Of their nocturnal visit lives in Extra !
proper and in the shadow of the halls +.
IF justice. We are glad to make the
The boys engaged in the !
,erenade have been arrested and will !
answer to the charge before Justice
Lair today. L.
The city will receive new dynamo :
n few days. 1t has capacity of $50 {
sixteen candle power lights, and the a
own will then be in shape to carry 200 i
more lights than at present. One of
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