Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-01-19

Brick and tile at Brick Yard
CHAs. TRAMP.
Rosenberg 81 Go, pay the high
est cash price for Chickens.
Beacon coal, the best in the market
$3.50 per ton at Stuart Grain Cos.
Take your Chickens to Rosen-
berg s. 90. and get cash for them
For the best grades of lumber ut the
lowest living prices, 60 to Weighton's
lumber yard.
Frank ID. Allen and wife leave tonight
for weeks recreation among relatives
at Belyidere, Ills.
The next meeting of the Columbian
club will be held at the residence OF
Mrs. James, Monday, Jan. %, at p, IN,
For SALE.-My residence property
in Audubon. Two lots, new house and
barn, $50 worth of trees and shrubbery
planted. Splendid well. Fine cellar,
good sidewalks, electric lights. Fine
location, price low. +. p. REEs.
Oscar Oyerholtzer came home from
Des Moines Tuesday evening, and is
now engaged in bookkeeping for Over
heltzer Il Cripple, lumber dealers. lie
was engaged with the Edison company,
which has given all of the boys "A holiday
till spring.
Mesdames ID. +. Soar, III. w. Van
Gorder and +. Z. Bradley will entertain
large company of friends tonight,
serving supper at the Van Gorder res
taurant, with reception and amusements
at the Bradley home. IL will be ano-
table occasion In society events.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weighton gave a
dinner party yesterday to j. NJ. McKar-
ahan, John Gray, +. 5. Watts, Chas.
Van Gorder and Frank Gleason and
their wives. The spread was elaborate
and garnished with the gracious man.
ners of the host and hostess, who are
famous rs royal entertainers.
Asmus Boyson has traded his hand,
some residence in Audubon and $4,000
to Frank T.. Bradley for section of
land near Loup City, Nebr. 1t was
claimed that Mr.. Boyson made the Au-
dubon residence clear in former trade
and now they say that it comes to Mr..
Bradley without cost. 1t should be
added that in neither case was either
party defrauded.
The Knights of Pythias installed the
following new officers of their lodge
last Tuesday evening: Harry Fish,
Chancellor Commander; Lon lsham,
Vice Chancellor; J. w. Coquillette, Pre-
late; NJ. A. Marshall, Master at Arms;
+. A. Buthweg, Keeper of Records and
Seal; ID. L. Soar, Master of Exchequer;
John Weighton, Master of Finance; j.
G. Sharp, Inner Guard; Ed Rice, Outer
Guard; Frank Fish, Chas. III. Vail and
Jas. +. Russell, Trustees. DR.. Clark
was shown the mysteries of the first
degree, and after the work was com
pleted the members enjoyed splendid
luncheon. The lodge is in better shape
than ever, with money in its treasury.
Dr. Mosier will make visit TO Au.
dubon on Tuesday, Jan. cath, and may
be found at the Stuart house by those
desiring his counsel, which is free OF
charge, Remember that the distin'
guished Doctor will remain but one day
only-Tuesday, Jan. "a. DR.. Mosier has
now been coming to Audubon for two
years, and has made record of curing
many cases which had been pronounced
hopeless. The Doctor visits numerous
towns in western Iowa, and at each
place his success is equally gratifying.
Where he cannot guarantee Il benefit
he gives no encouragement, thus deal
ing squarely and honorably with those
who come to him. Those who are af-
llicted will do well to consult the Doctor
and get a relief. Remember, he remains
one day only.
Last Friday evening Chas. Van Cor
der, John Weighton, +. $. Watts, j. NJ.
McKarahaD and Frank Gleason and
their good wives loaded themselves up
in a big sleigh behind q prancing four
finland and started for Extra for the
purpose Of surprising Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gray in their cosy and handsome
home. They passed an evening of
splendid entertainment, such rs Mr..
and Mrs. Gray always afford their
friends and never thought of home
coming until very late hour, when,
after interviewing the thermometer
(Which had fallen very rapidly during
the trip southwark they abandoned
the homeward journey until morning.
And so they proceeded with the various
amusements hour after hour until they
Concluded it was not worth while to re-
tire. Mr.. Van Gorder alone sucsumbed
to Morpheus, while the balance of the
company saw the advent of speckled
dawn and the sun rise for the first
time In many moons. The company
w." ";.s satiated with the music of sled.
runners on the crisp snow and of sleigh
bells, and came home on the early
train, unanimous in praise of their en-
tertainers.
Every man who is the head of fam
lily and has the privilege of settling
bills, now clutches his pompadour
frantically and swears in double bass
that he is being robbed, and it is a re.
lief from the general burden of his
wall to know that his plant isn't filed
against the tariff. When asked for
particulars he exclaims "coal" and
adds "why, I've bought three tons al
ready this month and have got to hus-
tie for more" Then he recites how he
broke the record in early rising and in
a light fall of snow saw foot tracks
from his own coal shed to the residence
of near neighbor; or he had piled the