Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-10
MONEY TO LOAN!
AT z PER GENT, ON
AUDUBON COUNTY FARMS.
Freeman & Armstrong.

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Sylvester AIRY Sundayed at Audubon
The Park meat market will not be-
undersold.
There will be dance at the opera
house tonight.
Mr., and Mrs. b. S. Phelps spent Sun,
day in Atlantic
Coal for $3.50 per ton at the Stuart
Grain Company's.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. "
L. Horton last Monday.
Tom Adams has returned from At.
lantic, Tom is quite partial to Audi.
bon.
Miss Pct Cason, Of Atlantic, has been
visiting with her old Audubon friends
for week.
Painter Strube is laid up by an in.
jury to his knee which will probably
leave 1t stiff.
l.. j. Yaggy will erect a residence on
Murray Hill either this fall or in the
early spring.
Miss Jane Weighton Ia building an
addition to her farm residence six miles
south west of town.
Someone who wanted to throw of
on the Indians gave them some Gle ve-
land campaign hats.
The galvanized, all steel Aermoter
windmill, both fitting and fixed towers
at Marshall Il Sharps.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Bilharz and Miss
Jennie Dawson departed Monday even
ing for the Columbian exposition.
Rev. Parsons has returned from ILL
nois, where he has been engaged in
settling up the affairs of his fathers
estate.
Buy your posts now OF the Green bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
Leroy Bridges, the boss of the brick
laying gang on the school house, was
called to Omaha Monday by the criti.
cal illness of his sister.
George Kibby ran the tine of a pitch
fork through his great toe the other
day and now favors the injured mem
Der with a graceful limp.
Yellow Pine will warp and split, but
If you want to experiment you can
save money by buying it at Weighton's
yard, near the Rock Island depot.
II. l.. Talbot has sent for blue rim
med Columbia bicycle to cost $50.
Bob will do the bicycle racing circuit
this fall and win some good money.
w. A. Morrison has returned from
Chicago, and now recites the beauties
of q trip in the Ferris wheel as q pre-
liminary to his song on life insurance.
Miss Rose Johnson will go to Chicago
in about two weeks to enter q large
millinery store. The vivacious little
lady will be missed by many Audubon
friends.
The brick work on the new school
house is very nearly completed and con
tractor Swart will have no difficulty in
finishing the building on contract time,
Sept. 18th,
We don't know who is responsible
for the taste displayed In painting the
that the peaches and cream effect is
rather crude.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot, of Carroll,
visited over Sunday with their sons
Charles and Robert and Frank. Mr..
Talbot, ST., will come down to take in
the reunion the END 23rd and Gath.
T.. ii. Hurd and wife, OF Marshall
town, are here visiting the gentleman's
mother and sisters. Mr.. Hurd has
built nice home in Marshalltown and
will commence practicing law there
: Sept. LIST.
John Lidd and family arrived In Au-
dubOn last night and he will immedi-
ately accept his old position In John III.
Hates store. Mr.. Lidd and wife were
esteemed citizens and are cordially
welcomed upon their return.
John Gates, the drayman, fell through
hatChway from the second story OF
the Wolfe Grain Meter factory, onto his
dray, one of the stakes striking him In
the ribs. He has been laid up, suffer
ing much pain, but will probably be
,, out in few days.
=. II. w. Hanna recalls the time when
= Rem Campbell, Joe Stotts and himself
|, constituted republican county con
yention. They held a meeting on
! the sidewalk in Extra, passed some res.
3 Olutions about eve, the people," and
E elected themselves delegates to the
hIdIc CullNoHJiOu'
II. w. Van Gorder left Tuesday night
!. for 0koboji, to visit his brother, X. b.
Van Gorder, of Elmira, n. Y, who
!, is there enjoying Charles summer
!. cottage. It Is expected that the New
: Yorker will be In Audubon o few days
before returning to his home, whittier
he will go about the 2lst, accompanied
by Dan Orcutt.
The Audubon mechanics may well
: congratulate themselves upon the stu.
{ alton In this town. Notwithstanding
\ the hard times the building of resi-
5 dences in town and country, has Civ
. en- work to all who can WELD ahammer
4 and saw, and nearly all Of the contract
9 ors have enough work engaged to keep
9 them busy during the entire season.
J The situation here is very satisfactory
in this particular and the men so en-
5 gagged are much better off than the ma
l jority of their crafts through the coun-
. try.
L. J. Yaggy had an aggravating ex-
perience while driving in from Douglas
township the other night. When he
struck the Lone Willow road he found
vehicle moving slowly in front Of
him, while the occupants wer8 obliyi-
. Gus of all the world. Lew could not
! drive around and was compelled to
| witness spasms of love. The fond lover
embraced his girl with catch as catch
J can'mOvement, while semi professionally
there was smack that indicated that
his hold on her rosy lips had broken.
1t was quite dark and their forms made
a silhouette in the gloom, but after en-
n H., 90 10 s.. n
whipped up and broke the spell that
was upon them.
Some wag who has a keen sense of
propristies, has named that section of
alley north of Broadway and between
Market and Washington streets, the
Midway Plaisance. The facts which
make the name appropriate do not
need TO be set out here. The Midway
was the scene of small riot last Sun
day night. 1t seems that q company
Of four ar five m on uprn gtrnllihO alOun