Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-04-20

| TINS week.
Oh. Jon es was down from Carroll
this morning.
Mrs. J. NJ. Thomas was up from
Extra Tuesday.
Coal for $3.50 per ton at the Stuart
Grain Company's.
Asa Helm went to Coon Rapids on
business Monday.
Rev. J. II. Yaggy came out from
Des Moines yesterday.
The temperance meetings will be
! concluded tomorrow evening.
Chas. wilkins went to Chicago Tues
day night with two carloads of cat
tie.
Bear IL in mind that the Weir cult.
vators can't be beat. Sold by G. w
Hoover.
A marriage license was issued the
18th to Forest b. Whitfield and Mabel
f. Dickey.
Chas, Milliman and viii Brinkerhoft
were up from Extra Monday to hear
the state band.
Jas. +. Russell was at Colfax Mon
day to see l.. ID. Phelps, and found him
slowly improving.
The Gal ,-anized, all steel Aermoter
wind mill, bots.h fitting and fixed towers
at Marshall & Sh.> rps.
Buy your Window Shades and fix
lures at The Racket-fu.u line OF nice
styles at lowest prices.
Thos. Chenevert bought the interest
of his partner Mr.. Hoffman, N the
Westinghouse livery today.
The Jewel new process gasoline stove
is away ahead of any thing in the mar
ket. Sold by q. w. Hoover.
Merritt Overholtzer went to Des-
Moines last Saturday to take a bust
ness course at Highland Park.
j. F. Garnett will 60 to Des Moines
tonight to meet his mother, who is
coming from Fl. Worth, Texas.
DR.. Mosher will make return visit
to Audubon OH Friday, May 9Th, with
headquarters at the Stuart House.
SEED POTATOES. Il have for sale 200
bushels of seed potatoes.
EUGENE TALBOT.
Miss Elowene Mcdaniel came up
from Atlantic Saturday evening to
spend week with Miss Ella Stearns.
Cow PAsTURE.--Those having COWS
Fl. ID. WOODWARD.
For lumber and all kinds of building
material at the lowest living prices call
on Overholtzer Il Gipple, North Park
Place.
DR.. Brooks buggy was blown over
on the Hamlin bridge to-day, and his
team ran away. The Doctor was not
injured.
A surprise party was given last even
ing for the benefit Of Roy Smith. A
dozen were present and enjoyed the
evening.
Buy your posts now of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring. They have all kinds and low
est prices.
Miss Mollie Delahoyde, the assistant
book keeper in the Exchange Bank of
Extra, was visiting Audubon friends
over Sunday.
G. w. Daily, who led the state band
in the concert here Monday afternoon,
was formerly a printer and at one time
worked on the Times.
Mrs. T. L. Mccarthy, Of Fairbury
Nebr., was here Tuesday after children
who have been visiting their grand
parents for several weeks.
Yellow Pine will warp and split, but
If you want to experiment you can
save money by buying it at Weightons
yard, near the Rock Island depot.
A good farm of 100 acres four miles
east of Extra for sale for 3d. 600, or to
exchange for a good house in Audubon.
ANDREWS & HANNA.
A new time card will go into effect
on the Rock Island week from next
Sunday. 1t is expected that there will
be slight changes in the Audubon
branch.
A little five year old sent her doll,
whose leg was broken, to a local physi-
clan for repairs. The doctor stimu-
lated his faith in the healing art by
sending her new doll.
o. B. Francisco and w. ]. Lancelot
were down from Gray Monday to hear
the State band. Mr.. Lancelot is in full
readiness to turn over the pOstofiice to
his successor, Mr.. Hepp, and isn't at
all annoyed by his decapitation.
A terrible blizzard has been raging
all over the northwest for the past
twenty-four hours. 1t is not severely
cold, and when the sky again clears II
will be learned that the storm only
served to give the ground good soak
ing, which was much needed in the alb
sence of spring rains. A similar storm
occurred April 18th last year.
Audubon Lodge No. 1911, A.O.U.W.,
was instituted last Thursday night, In
Red Mems Hall. The officers of the
new lodge are: T. A. Fessler, z. M. w.
NJ. A. Marshall, NJ. VIC. A. Marlin,
+. F. ID. Allen, o. A. E. Beason, Re
corder: II. NJ. Dickey, /. w. Frank |
Rice, o. w. J. II. Bruner, Receiver;
i. James, r. NJ. /; Dicksy and Henry
Strong, Trustees.
Uncle Davy Soar is Supremacy happy
since the arrival of his wife and daugh.
tiers from Boston last Saturday. Miss
Cecilia has made gratifying progress
in her music, but was compelled to
come home for rest. Miss Dick has
been giving almost exclusive attention
to elocution, and expected to continue
her studies, but when Mrs. Soar and
Miss Celia were ready to start for home
well, Dick changed her mind.
Uncle Jimmy Davis contributed an
article to local contemporary which
under the heading "Public
Pulse" Individually Uncle Jim's pulse
Is normal and all right, but it will hard.
ly pass as the public pulse. 1t is
believed that he is writing on pubic
questions merely as q suggestion to
The democratic convention that he
could handle the nomination for repre-
in pretty good shape. How.
ever, Uncle Jim knows more than he
lid two years ago, and should he de-
Iire the support of the Extra delegation
ne will solicit it himself. ]