Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-05-11
Winnie Moon is home again.

| week on business.
Il. Z. Chamberlain and wife visited
in Guthrie county Sunday.
An elegant line of new ginghams
and embroideries at Coquillette's
George II. Stuart's house is for sale.
One of the finest locations in town.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CHAs. TRAMP.
Top knggies, spring wagons and road
carts At Marshall 4 Sharp at correct
prices.
LosT,-A bunch of keys. Finder
will do a great fayorby returning same
to this Office.
j. A, Nash, Esq, attended the flner.
al of his uncle, Ad. Hepburn, at Des-
Moines, Sunday.
Lime 70 cents per barrel; Plastering
Hair (washed) 20 cents per bushel, at
Weighton's yard.
W. Ellsworth Lee has rented Dan
Railsback s-Carper farm and takes
possession Immediately.
Just Received car OF Maquoketa
White Lime. Best in the market. T6c.
per barrel at Oyerholt2er 4 Gipple's,
The First National Bank, Carl Chris,
Jensen, Russell 4 Son and the circus
have new advertisements in this issue.
Mrs. Silas Nelr has gone to Audubon
county for an extended stay for several
months with reiatiyes,-AHdHtic Iele.
graph.
Mrs, VIM. Passmoro has contracted
all the butter of her three y dairy to a
Des Moincs firm at 20 cents pound at
the depot here.
There is no such thing as soft Yellow
Pine, except swamp pine. Good yellow
| Pine Is hard, and viii be sold cheap NJ
Weighton's lumber yard,
The most handsome window display
in Audubon is that of +. A. Buthwcg,
the grocer, which il filled with ported
flowers and plants. He is selling them
right
The bill boards for the coming circus
are erected on the west side of the
park, facing the length of Broadway,
where all can get a fine view of the
| pictures.
District court will convene next
Tuesday, with Hon. Walter |. Smith
on the bench. There are three criminal
cases only and the usual number on
the civil aud probate calendars.
WANTED. May list Fifty head Of
cattle to pasture, 100 acres cf timothy
and clover. Good water. Price 81 %
per month. HENRY MOREY,
Section 81, Leroy township.
The Misses Sarah Green, Lille OFT
and Katie Scott, and MCSsr3. Ch0S.
Dean and Ed. Green were elected dele
gates to the Y. L. 5. G. Il. convention
ut Atlantic next Sunday. Miss Mollio
Moore will also attend.
AT n meeting of Iowa doctors, who
are graduates of llahnemann Medical
College held at Des Moines last week,
Alice A. Goodrich was elected president
of the association. The lady is sister
Of Mrs. |. James, and enjoys large
practice in the capital city.
Newspaper men who go to the Worlds
Fair will verify go con their face"
Those who apply for complimentary
admissions are compelled to send three
photographs, one TO be placed in the
pass, the other two for the art and
rogues' gallery respectively.
Conrad I.anzendorf, u butcher from
Council Bluffs i3 years DID, committed
suicide at the National hotel ut Carroll
Saturday night. lie shot himself
through the heart with a revolver, bat
the report was not heard and he WAS
not found till p. m. Sunday. Bad
health and financial reyerses caused
him to do It,
Me sner OFT left yesterday for Barboo,
Wis, to Join Gollman Bros. circus, and
TO play n cornet in the band and orches
ira for which he is thoroughly capable.
Mesner will live for whole season in
the blare of brass band and in The
| glare of pink tights, with red lemonade
for permanent drink. He commands
good wages for the season.
Miss Cecilia Soar, who has just re-
turned from the New England Con
servatory of music ut Boston, has de
cided to give lessons in both vocal and
instrumental music to pupils in Audi
| bon and vicinity. Those desiring to
| receive instruction may apply mt the
residence on Church street. Hiss Soar
has given much time to the study Of
music, has had the best instruction the
nation affords, and is thoroughly ac.
complished. Our young people will
have no better opportunity than the
one offered.
Among the countless attractions Of.
fered by the big Reynolds Circus aud
Menagerie that exhibits here on Thurs
day May 25th, are pair of enormous
elephants known as "Baldy,' aud
Queen Jumbo" These elephants were
for several years the pet and pride of
juvenile San Francisco being stationed
in the geological department of Wood.
wards Gardens. They were brought
to this country by the celebrated travel.
er, j. b. Gaylord, and were once the
property of the King Of Siam. The in
telligence displayed by these huge quad.
rupeds warrant the statement that
they are beyond question, the finest
performing elephants in America.
1t is almost impossible at present to
go to Maple Grove Cemetery Oh foot,
owing to the bad condition of the roads,
and the situation impresses the neces-
sity of a side walk to that place. II is
time of year when much work would
be done in identifying the cemetery if
the people had access to It, but they
are virtually deprived Of these privi-
leges by impossible roads. Nearly
half mile Is left without walk and to
supply it would be considerable cost,
but it is almost necessity, and the
society owning the cemetery and the
town might divide the expense, to the
great satisfaction of the public. Some
thing should be done soon to make the
the cemetery accessible to those who
wish to visit it and improve their lots.
Daniel Rallsback purchased of Fred
Tenningkeit the Carper farm on the
'Botna last Saturday, paying $40 per.
acre therefor lie takes possession May
IL, thus getting the crop of this year.
Tenningkeit bought the place year
ago for $40 per acre, and the recent
sale shows that land values arc adyanc-
Ing rapidly In this country. Tenning-
keit has had considerable trouble with
his neghbors out there, wherefore
there Is great rejoicing because of the
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