Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-15

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been Hastily reprinted
A. ii. Edwards returned Tuesday
morning from Chicago.
Clarence Weldy marketed a nice
bunch of hogs yesterday.
Miss Mabel Sanford is visiting hel
aunt in Audubon.-7elegrdph.
Mr. George Deniston, of Jasper coun
ty, was here the first of the week.
/ The Baptist ladies cleared $l7 by
their ice cream festival last Thursday
Miss Jean Ringer, of Omaha, was
visiting Chas. Talbot and family yester-
day.
Gents, you can buy q good all wool
pants at the Eagle Clothing House fol
$500.
DIR. Miller and Auditor Mcclure are
resting in the shades of Colfax these
hot days.
Miss Minta Minor, of Prairie City, is
visiting the family of her uncle, Mr.
John Minor.
Con. Kennedy, State Register com.
positor, is spending the week with his
parents here.
The back rooms, up stairs over the
| Commercial Bank are for rent. In
quire at Bank.
Mr.. Pleasant Thurman and wife re-
turned to their home in Mooresville
Ind, yesterday.
WANTED.-A girl to do general house
work in small family. Inquire at this
office for directions.
The galvanized. all steel Aermotel
windmill, both fitting and fixed towers
at Marshall & Sharp's.
Mrs. w. Ii. Doak and the children
departed Tuesday evening for Clinton,
Nebr., to visit relatives.
The Nashville students had fair
audience Tuesday evening, and gave
an acceptable performance.
Mrs. J. ii. Bruner leaves to-doy for
her Ohio home, and Mr.. Bruner accom-.
panies her as far as Chicago.
A one-fare rate for the round trip
to the Columbian exposition ID expect
ed soon. Then the people will go.
Miss Cora OFT came home from Lin.
coin, Nebr., last week to spend her va
cation, She will return in August.
John II. Frahm will rebuild the
Grant house near the creamery and
make a very comfortable residence.
A chiIdren's party will be given by
Beatrice and Gretchen Nash at their
home on Church street this afternoon
For lumber and all kinds of building
material at the lowest living prices cal
on Overholtzer u Cripple, North Pari
Place.
Buy your posts now of the Green Ba!
Lumber Company and be ready fo
spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
Chas. Van Gorder and wife and Flo
ween, and Ed Delahoyde are attending
/ commencement at Iowa College, Grin
uell this week.
The house which Thee. +. Myers re-
| Gently erected out on his 'Botna farm
| is al pretty country home as ont
finds in long drive.
The Children's Day observance in
the NJ. L. and Presbyterian churches
last Sunday was beautiful. The Bap
| lists observe next Sabbath.
| RI. Talbot, Harry Dickinson ant
| Pearl Roberts went to Extra on theiI
wheels in the heat of Monday, and
made the return trip in an hour.
Yellow Pine will warp and split, but
if you want to experiment you car
save money by buying it at Weighton''
yard, near the Rock Island depot.
Married at the NJ. E. Parsonage Sun
day afternoon, June 18th, Mr.. Ben f
/ Davis to Miss Jennie n. Struthers, botf
OF Extra. Rev. f. +. Ilgenfritz ofliciat
ing.
Cbes ter Marvin, who has been en-
oaoed for three months bookkeeping
IN fhe Co, umercial Bank, started Tues.
day upon the return to his home at
Bradford, Iii.
A committee appeared before the
the board last week asking that the ex,
terror of the court house be painted
and more slightly coal houses built, and
the board will meet July to receive
bids.
Street Commissioner Norris is doing
some excellent work in grading down
the knoll by the Yaggy property. rms
work will make it a handsome drive
That part of the city is improving nice
ly this spring.
Word has been received by Chas
Tramp that his sister, Mrs. Jos. Dixon,
] suffers severely with rheumatism al
\ villa Park, a suburb of Denver, Colo
| Ehe doctors have advised that the
4 family will have to seek a different
climate before she can get RELIEF.
| j. w. Hutton is again in this locality
putting up good lightning rods, and Il
accompanied by an efficient corps OF
assistants, of which j. A. Fosterman
is foreman and 4. A. Bishop and Franz
Riggs statesmen, all good and reliable
men. They are selling and putting uI
I good rod at a reasonable price, anC
OFT people will find it profitable to buy
of iem. These gentlemen will appre,
ciate the favor of holding orders until
you see them.
There = something good IN store foi
the neonIe who are lovers of the table
tuesday i'S g Dol. * 4 Co. bought twenty,
five head of corn-fed three-year.old
steers in prime condition and drove
them them to their pas ture, from which they
will find the way Il, the meat marker
of this popular firm Q eventually please
the palates of the pun Vic. There have
been complaints that t. ne best meat Is
shipped to the city, but Doak ~ 20.
are disproving this by put ting the De pes
in the land on the block for Lheif GUS
toners. Call at their shop ana get y
choice steak and congratulate vourseii
upon living on the finest in the lshd'