Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-07-27
Miss Mollie Delahoyde was in town

Waiter Ridge is at Colfax seeking re.
lief from rheumatism.
The Park meat market is here to
stay and to do business.
a child of VIM, Cochran is i'll with
mild case of scarlet fever.
No. yellow Pine dimension for sale
at SO per 1000 feet, by John Weighton,
The salvation army is rampant in
Atlantic and securing many converts,
Marshall \ Sharp sell the Milwaukee
binder and want you to see it before
buying.
TO remove stains from russell shoes,
rub them with piece of banana and
polish them with cloth.
The Rock Island train was over an
hour late in leaving Saturday morning
on account of disabled engine.
Mrs. Hooker did not return with the
Professor, who is enjoying the privi.
leges and priyations of bachelors
life.
The Cyclorama of the Chicago Fire
is one of the greatest attractions In the
Windy City and is drawing immense
crowds.
The oats harvest is progressing. The
crop is badly rusted, and not full
yield. The late side oats is much the
best crop.
Masters Ned and Robbie Curtis, who
have been visiting at Ayoca for q |
month past, returned home with Sim
Curtis Tuesday evening.
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No. I, dimension "a and 20, etc. of
JohnWeighton for $l5 per 1900 feet.
Receiver Phelps is unable to get in.
surance on the Hash stock. Agents
undertake to write 1t, but when the re.
port is sent to headquarters the policy |
is Cancelled by telegraph.
A travelling man who was In town
the other day reports that Grover
Cleveland is still fishing at Buzzard's
i'tl, Nupukl iiN Anll tulaHlilk many /
suckers rs he did last fall.
Patroni2e home industry by insuring
your property in the llawkeye, of Des.
Moines and the Farmers, Of Cedar
Rapids. M. II. PERRY,
Agent, Audubon.
There will be quarterly meeting ut
the Evangelical church ut Viola Center
next Sunday. Presiding Elder J. T,
Yerger will be in attendance and will
preach at Prairie Hall in the evening.
Mr.. John Kryder, of Nelson, was in
town yesterday arranging to exhibit
his fine Short Horn stock at the county
fair. Mr.. Kryder has been respected
resident of that locality for twenty
years.
Dick Hunter, the general advance
agent for Tayl0rs show, was here Tues.
day. He Is an all round good fellow
and does good work for the show, win
ming friends and patronage wherever
he goes.
Mr.. j. B. Hash, the general merchant
of Extra, whose departure and pro-
longed absence precipitated attach
ments on his stock amounting to over
$4,000, has returned home. lie says
he has simply been absent on business,
and has employed +. Il. Brainard, Esq,
to effect compromise with the attach.
ing creditors.
In his sermon Sunday morning Rev.
Dickinson of the Presbyterian church
urged his congregation to do all that
Is possible in assisting in entertaining
the Methodist Conference which meets
here in September. The spirit of fra
ternity which prevails in the city gives
assurance that the 800 ministers who
will attend the conference will be well
taken care Of.
The Atlantic Telegraph reports that
the city marshal took company of
men who are making their way out Of
Colorado to local hotel for supper,
and says it was sight to see them eat.
They are by no means tramps, but are
worthy and respectable people who are
deprived of means and employment by
the hard times in that state. The rail
road companies have given consent TO
their free transportation in box cars.
Mayor II. w. Hanna, Of Audubon,
sent in $500 yesterday, which makes
$20S65 that the generous people of
that good town have given for the re-
lief Of the Pomeroy cyclone sufferers.
Added to the S2, l0i.43 previously nc.
khowledged this makes S2,l3l.33 that
have been sent to the cyclone victims
from the Register Office. Still more
money is needed to repair, even to a
very small extent, the harm don the
property and persons Of the unfortun-
ate people in the path Of the storm.
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Ethel Bernice, the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. +. Christensen, died
at their home Saturday under very sad
circumstances. The little one has been
in very poor health for many months
but for the past week had seemed de-
cidedly and permanently better. After
dinner, Saturday, Mr.. Christensen took
the child for romp before returning
to his work, and after playing short
time returned her to Mrs. Christensen,
and while in her arms the child seemed
to choke and become rigid, and before
medical aid could be summoned was
past all need for earthly assistance,
The real cause of death Is unknown,
but is attributed by many to possible
heart disease. However this may be
the sudden death is severe allliction
to Mr., and Mrs. Christensen, who have
tenderly cared for the child or their