Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-17

prices.
Remember the dates for the reunion
OF the Redheld Association, August %
% and 81
A dance was billed for Tuesday night
which was declared Oft on account of
the weather.
Mrs. Janette Roseman and Miss Car
RE Copeland left Tuesday night for the
Worlds Fair.
For SALE.--New house and two lots
in llart's addition. For terms inquire
of Jos. Rldpath,
Lime rs cents per barrel; Plasterinp
Hair (washed 20 cents per bushel, nj
Weighton's yard,
The celebrated Quick Meal gasoline
stove-the best baker in the market, nj
Marshall Il Sharp's.
Charlie Talbot is suffering from q
badly bruised foot, caused by q salt
barrel rolling on 1t yesterday.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
You cannot toe.nail Yellow Pine di.
mension, but you can buy it for Sl5 per
1000 feet at Weighton's lumber yard
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No. |, dimension - and 20, etc. of
JohnWeighton for Sl5 per 1000 feet.
Isaac Manley, who has been for many
years IN employe OF the Stuarts, has
been promoted from position on the
ranch to the management of the bust.
ness at Gray.
Frank Root was arrested Monday for
violating quarantine established about
his house on account of diphtheria In
the family. Tho trial was continued
for thirty days,
W. II. Green, DR.. Brooks, DIR. Riley,
Jas. Hall, Geo. Gray and John Jenkins
represented tho county In the state Re-
publican League meeting held at Des-
Mones Tuesday.
Louis Beckman was arrested this
afternoon charged with rape upon the
person of Chris Hahn's thirteen year
old daughter. Tho preliminary trial
will be held tomorrow.
Rev. A. w. Lyttle, VINO lost his wife
recently, will sell his span of drivers
and household goods Aug. Goth, and re.
move his family to California, where
he will continue In the ministry.
Patroni2e home industry by insuring
your property in the lIawkeye, of Des.
Moines and the Farmers, of Cedar
Rapids, Nj. III. PERRY,
Agent, Audubon.
Dave Workman and family arrived |
Saturday from Griswold, and Mr.. !
Workman will accept position In b. |
Il. llowald'S shoe store. All are glad |
to see Dave back on Audubon county |
soil
Mr.. Geo. LaFoy and Miss Nottie ID. |
were married Sunday at p. |
m ut the residence of John McNutt, |
Rev. Il. b. Cousins officiating. A small |
of friends witnessed the cere-
mony. ................-
Jno, w. Coquillette continues his
business argument to the people In
prominent display advertisement in
This issue. John will close his stock
soon and the great opportunity will
bt RoHN,
There was base ball game Monday
between "The married men and those |
who expect to get married" The ex.
peCtants thrashed the benediCts all over
The diamond to the time of 20 to l3 in
seven innings.
Hon. Phil Schaller, of Sac county,
Commander of the G.. A. H., Depart
ment of Iowa, will attend the reunion
Of the Redlield Association to be held |
at Audubon, August 20, % and "a.
Come and meet him.
A Jackson and DUNCAN banner
adorns the flag that floats on Broadway
The republicans of Audubon
county are well pleased with the work
Of the convention and look forward
with courage and confidence to u vic.
tory In the county this fall. They have
this day planted their stakes for vic
tory and will be satisfied with nothing
else,
Mr.. Geo. w. Mason, of Philadelphia,
has been the guest of his brother, g. S.
ID. Mason, ST., of Viola township this
week. He is a wholesale merchant and
q man of affairs. While visiting the
exposition he improved the opportunity
to see Peerless Iowa, which he regards
rs country Of great resources with
wonderful future.
IIoke Smith is trying to "hoke" the
pension received by ID. ID. Williams,
who has been ordered to Atlantic for
re- examination. Mr.. Williams is in
The seventies, very feeble, and man of
excellent character and habits. He
has asthma and rheumatism, and suf-
Ters from an injury in his back, re-
ceived at Vicksburg. If they choke"
him then no one Is exempt.
The republican county convention
leld last Thursday was an enthusiastic
me in which every township was rep
esented. Jno. A. Nash, Esq, was
chairman and DR.. John Riley, secretary.
There was no expression of preferences
or governor, though Jackson, Young,
Jollin and Drake had friends, but 1t
vas thought best to send the delegates
and at liberty to exercise
heir best judgment. There was un-
nimOus feeling In the convention that
he party will triumph this fall.
Last Saturday Mrs. Clarence Weldy
M her two children met with n very
azardOus accident from which they
merged comparatively fortunate.
he was starting for home, having left
he home of her father, J. q. Johnson, [
ghen one tug became unfastened, and F,
n this way the team trotted at rapid
ait for oyer two blocks. When near [
he residence of Henry Cole the tongue
anne down and the buggy wheels t
ushed onto the horses so that they 4
ave an extra lurch and the lady held /
he lines so tightly that she was pulled
yer the dash board onto the ground
nd the children were carried with her. d
he team was easily caught, so that no
r6at damage befell the buggy. Mrs. /
Veldy was picked up in an unconscious j
and taken to the residence of
Ienry Cole, where it was found that
re right arm was broken just below y
ne shoulder Joint while there was also
puncture at the same place as If LAGER
ted by splinter. 1t was feared that
lere were also internal injuries, but
side from the arm fracture, which. bed
r0fuSeiy, she Is getting along very a