Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-05-25

Miss Alullte MoOIcsptHt Sunuay Win
friends in Extra,
FoR SALE,--A good leather top bug
gy Call at this office.
+, Duke Maven, the United Work.
man missionary, is in town.
\. II. Roberts and wife will go to
Chicago about the Both to take in The
Fair.
Nh and Mrs. ID. l.. Soar visited over
Sunday with G. II. Jones and wife at
Carroll.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Fiscus, of Douglas township,
Tuesday.
Harry Soar is home from Des Moines
to visit his parents and numerous
friends for week,
Chas, Tramp will be ready to furnish
brick in any quantity to all who come
after Monday, May -,
Chauncy Gardner finished planting
his 240 acres of corn last Saturday.
Chauncy is hummer,
T. Bilharz has received anew span of
Shetland ponies, and they are handles
indeed, black and white and rangy.
Prof, +, Il. Hooker is concentrating
the erection OF n $1,000 residence prop.
erty in the growing southern suburbs
j. A. Gates has bought one of John
II, Minors draying outfits, and will do
all kinds of work in this line promptly.
DR., A, l., Wright, of Carroll, was in
Audubon Saturday in consultation with
DR.. Brooks on the case of Mrs. Far.
quhar.
The circus train was partially ditched
this morning by the track spreading
just north of town, near Robinson's
grove.
The North. Western has taken the
initiative and renovated their stock
yards in advance of notice from the
board Of health.
Mrs. :. L. Watts and the children
will go to Omaha next Monday on
visit, where Frank will join them the
following Saturday.
The school board has received new
plans for the new school building by
which it can be built at u cost within
the appropriation of $4,000.
JOAN Schapp and Mr.. Kreamcr Of
Audubon, We're in the city yesterday
enroute to Nebraska TO buy some land.
Atlantic Telegraph, 2Ith.
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No, |, dimension "a and 20, etc. of
JohnWeighton for $l5 per 1000 feet.
Harry Dick inson came home from
Michigan Tuesday. lie has been com
PEELED to resign his position in q drug
store there on account of poor health,
Mr. John Johnson returned Monday
from Wyoming, Since going there last
he has been in poor health and had to
abandon his situation with the rail
road
Charlie Colee was called to Osceola
county last Thursday by reason of his
house on the farm there having been
destroyed by fire. 1t was partially in.
sured.
Mr.. Perry Disbrow, of Lewis, has
been spending week with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. +. Howald. Mr.. Disbrow
is one of Cass county's most prominent
and respected citizens.
W. IL. Neir and family will go to Chi
cag0 tomorrow Mr.. Neif will stay
only long enough to locate the family
conveniently to the fair, and will re-
turn home to business.
Robt. Fullerton had one bone of his
right leg broken Saturday by the kick
of vicious COW. DR.. Brooks reduced
the fracture, and Bob Is patiently
awaiting the tedious healing.
Rev. Reed, of Griswold delivered two
excellent sermons in the Presbyterian
church list Sunday, to good congrega
ti0ns. He is only young man, but a
very pleasant and direct speaker,
Writing from Colorado Springs the
22nd inst, Ed Frick says: "There was
snow on the mountains yesterday and
snow fell here to, day. Small grain has
gone up in Kansas and Colorado"
Mrs. Jos. Tharnish was called to Chi
cago yesterday TO attend the funeral Of
her brother, who died Of typhoid fever,
1t is the third death In the family from
the same disease within two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Richie, of st. Johns.
bury, Vt, were the guests Of the gentle,
mans sister, Mrs. Geo. Stuart last Fri.
day. They came west to see the worlds
fair and visit other points Of interest,
Hans Marquesen has been appointed
postmaster at kimbailton, vice Martin
Esbeck, resigned. Mr.. Marquesen has
been deputy postmaster during Mr.. rs.
beck's term aud has kept the Office in
his store. The patrons of the office will
practically know no change.
II. W. Van Gorder returned Saturday
from Oskaloosa, where he has been re.
ceiving treatment from physician
who heals by the laying on of hands.
What Wallace supposed to be rheuma-
tsm proved to be an injury which he
received in falling few years ago, and
which the doctor healed by his epcen-
trio process.
Mrs. Maria jackson, grand matron
of the grand chapter of Iowa, o. f. S,
was in the city last Thursday evening
for the purpose of meeting with Audi
bon Lodge No ~, but as no interest
was manifested the local charter was
arrested" aud the lodge discontinued. |
Those desiring to continue membership
may do so by paying up annual dues to |
the state society.