Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-03-09

w niue anu yelloW pune, anu Teu CelaC
siding at the same price, at Ooyerholt,
ger Il Gipple's.
They will lead the procession in %
the Blu dlong and Keystone disk harrows
Sold by G. w. Hoover.
You can take your choice between
white and yellow pine-same price, at
Overholtzer Il Gipple's.
WANTED-Set of books to keep even.
| ings, by man of experience. Enquire
of Oscar l.. Oyerholt2er.
If it is the almighty dollar that you
are after see q. w. Hoover before you
buy your farm implements.
Hon. III. +. Andrews has been laid
up at his rooms over Garnetts grocery
for a week with rheumatism.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
Don't leave town until you have ex-
amined the Weir or the Canton lever
harrows, at G. W. Hooyers hardware
store.
Mrs. Helen Sherman will return to-
day to her home In Wahoo, Neb, after
a fortnight's visit with her sister, Mrs.
o. q. Gatlin.
Henry Zeller, formerly of Viola, now
of Pacific Junction, is in town with
business in court. He is in the employ
of the 20" road.
Wheels were substituted for runners
yesterday. We have had three months
of good sleighing -something almost
unprecedented in Iowa.
Mr.. viii Kelley, Of Omaha, was in
the city yesterday. lie was lieuten-
ant i'm Co. b, "a Ia, and an old com
rade of Postmaster Cousins.
The family of Mr.. Henderson, the
new liveryman, arrived Monday from
Scranton, and are new comfortably 10.
Gated on North Tracy street.
APPRENTICE GIRLS WANTED:-l
wish to employ eight or ten apprentice
girls in my dressmaking parlors.
Mrs. A. NJ. SHuLTZ.
A. +. Drake returned last Friday
evening from Nebraska, where he and
| b. G. Foreman have been successfully
selling territory for the Little Giant
pumping machine.
Mrs. John A. Nash, Mrs. b. s. Phelps
and Mrs. w. W. Smith are in Des MOines
selecting books for the new public
library to be formally opened to the
public next Saturday evening.
Mr.. Joseph Mclaughlin came over
from Wichita Saturday and visited
with Audubon friends. He Is much
pleased with his location, and says that
Harvey Willis is prospecting finely.
The finest Aristo Cabinets, the regu-
lar four or five dollar photos, for two
dollars per dozen at the postoflce gal
lery, Audi bon, Iowa, as long as this
notice continues to appear. Don't de-
lay. This notice may be missing any
week.
See the new advertisements of Hen
shall & Parnham, painters; Hart u
Eddy, builders; +. A. Buthweg, seeds.
man; w. M. Swarts, contractor; Chris
Hendrickson, the cash grocer. THE
REPUBLICANS advertisers are in 1t for
business and they get business.
Chas. Jentch, a saloon keeper Of Ar.
cadia, is suing Chas. Neu, wholesaler
of Carroll, for $4,000, the sum of mon
ey he has paid the latter for beer and
| liquors. If he succeeds, and the Audi
bon buyers undertake to recover on the
same ground, they will bankrupt the
Carroll tiger.
DIR. Brooks will go to Iowa City Sat
urday, and on Monday will act as one
of the board of examiners who quiz the
candidates for the M. DIS degree at the
State University. 1t is high honor
and recognition of great ability to be
chosen on this board-all of which DR..
Brooks is In every way deserving.
Hes on the police force now! We
refer to Chas. Spriggs, who as marshal,
was a terror to evil doors in the old
days, when Audubon was in need of
reformatory influence. The other day
A. +. Armstrong received photograph
of the gentleman as he appears in the
uniform of the police Of Seattle, Wash.
The Audubon County Bank has been
granted q national charter, and as soon
as the necessary forms can be executed
it will be known as the First National
Bank of Audubon, with a capital stock
of $4,000, which is $4,000 less than IL
has been using. The Audubon County
Bank has always enjoyed the unlimited
confidence of the people, but national
banking system makes it stronger
abro ad.
J.C. f. Wicker went to Kimballton
Monday TO appear in law suit wherein
John Anderson claimed 800 damage by
Ole Jacobsen's hogs. Mr.. Wicker APP
peared for defendant, Mr.. Watson, of
Shelby county, pleading for the plain.
tiff, and Hans Marquesen held the
scales of justice. The justice took the
case under advisement, but Mr. Wicker
is confident that the verdict will be IA
vorable to his client.
Rev. d. n. Good returned from the
south Saturday, where he has just dedi.
Gated the Catalonia Presbyterian
church, six miles west of Grlswold and
in Pottawattamie county. During two
weeks revival there, there were twenty
five conversions. The church was ded-
icated without raising dollar on
dedication day and free of debt. Rev.
Good is doing efficient work, as this Is
the third church he has been instru-
mental in building in this district.
The Ladies' Columbian Club will
open their library and free reading
room Saturday evening, March IL, 1893,
with house warming in the X. Pledge
room. ADJUSTMENTS will be furnished
for the old and young, consisting of a
soap bubble contest, bean bag games,
talks by "Oniia," doughnut eating |
match (Phenastine powders free of |
charge.) Music furnished throughout /
the evening. There will positively be
no expense attached to this entertain
ment. The ladies desire to show their
of the assistance and en-
enlargement the public has given them |
in helping to establish theiE library. |
Everyone cordially invited, Com.