Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-02-09
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last Friday.
Theo. f. Morrow has gone into win.
ter quarters at Colfax.
Buy white oak posts of Overholtzer
4 Cripple at lie apiece.
A son was born to David Randolph
and wife, of Melville, last Saturday.
The revival meetings will continue
next week, the seventh of the series.
Harvey Gipples new house In West
Audubon is the finest in that suburb.
Dwelling on North Church street
for sale or rent. YAddY.
The Audubon Roller Mills have been
shut down several days recently max
ing repairs,
+, Il. Byrum, of Des Moines, spent
the latter part of last week with Audu-
bon friends.
The Columbian Club will meet ut the
home of Mrs. John +. Consigny next
Monday night.
Carl Christensen has u new advertise
ment in this issue and claims to be
below zero on prices,
Mr., Jacob Barger, eighty six years of
age, was down from Lincoln township
yesterday attending to business.
+, Il. Brainard, Esq, enjoys the com
forts and conyeniences of one of the
finest offices In the town, in the Citizens
Bank building.
Someone unknown took u pocket
book containing S25 from under Prof.
Masons pillow at the college last week,
while he was at breakfast.
Valentines Day next Tuesday, q ter
ror to postmasters and victims OF
villainous comic valentines, latter
the abuse of u very pretty custom.
WANTED. Nursing for competent
nurse, having first class recommended
ton, Terms reasonable.
Mrs. II, GRosvENoR, Audubon.
Geo. IL. and j. Hamilton Stuart have
sold their interests In the Stuart Grain
Co., to the other members of the firm,
Lois q, Stuart, $, ID. Thayer and N. =.
Christensen.
nj. j. q. Sharp was very sick last
week with throat trouble, but was able
to come down town and caught more
cold 30 that he now suffers from dan
gerous relapse.
Sanford DAYS. returned from Des
Moines Friday morning after vain
attempt to secure remission of fine
from Gov. Boies, and immediately en-
tered the service Of Sheriff Armstrong
for ninety days.
Il. T. Higgins, section 4, Melville, will
sell at public sale on Friday, Feb. II,
1893, Mt | p. m, 10 cattle, II brood sows,
| horse, 100 bushels of corn, hay, imple-
ments and household goods. Usual
terms. II. N. Carper, auctioneer.
John T. Minor lost his watch Monday
while doing express and dray business
about town. lie carried IL without a
guard and hence did not know when IL
slipped through q hole in his pocket.
1t was worth S25. Lateral Hurd
found the time.piece in the road on the
South Side.
A Book Socable will be held in the
X. =. reception room Saturday evening,
Feb. rs. Everyone Is requested to bring
one or more volumes for the public
library. Come half hour before the
College concert, leave the book, and
after the concert, refreshments will be
served in the lodge room.
Extra democrats are talking of hold.
ing an election to see who shall be post.
master. There are seven willing and
anxious to serve. All the trouble with
this method Of choosing is that IL
doesn't settle. There is no authority
for 1t, and 1t is usually suggested by
the persons who have not got the re-
quisite endorsements.
There was big fracas in "lunch
room on Lower Broadway last Thurs
day night and the results were such
that Josiah Parsons filed information
in Justice Funks court against Rily,
Willis and VIM. Jones. A jury COM
posed of Il. s. Watts, b. +. Howald,
} ohm Reipemund, jr, +. A. Buthweg,
Il. III. Sibel and IL. W. Van Gorder re-
turned verdict finding them guilty as
charged, and the judge said that Rily
should pay $50 and costs, the Others
SD and costs each. In the mayors
court Willis stood trial for disturbing
the public quiet, and got set for Si0l
and costs, while William plead guilty
and got oft with rs and trimmings. 1t
was an expensive fracas. All are In Jail:
Ben r. Warner and his Comedy Com
pany arrived from Perry Tuesday, after
being two days snow bound at Manning
and buying their DINER at farm house
near the place where the North. Western
engine was derailed Tuesday. The
company opened their Audubon en-
gaBement with Lucille, much worn, but
yet entertaining when given such excel |
lent presentation as in this instance.
Mr.. Warner and wife constituted Billy
Marbles orchestra for May seasons
and are very favorably known to Au-
dubon people as first class artists. In
the opening performance the title role
was sustained by Miss Isabel Lewis in |
a manner that characterized her as the /
best actress that has appeared on the
stage since the days of Nellie Gibney.
She gave a very faithful Interpretation
of the character and appears eonscien-
tious in all her work, while her manner
and costumes were extremely graceful.
Miss Cora Warner as Gay Cerlyle and
} cry Herzell as Erastus Etcetera were
up to all the camedy and repartee for
W HIGH opportunity is given. The char.
acter Of Victor Blanchard was well
done, particularly In the latter acts.
All the support is good, making a well
balanced and pleasing company. Sat
urday afternoon they present "A Circus
Day" when the admission is only 10c.