Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1894-03-29
Audubon Guuntp Republican.

Go to Burnside's for best grades Of
soft coal.
GILL JONES, HE PAYS THE
FREIGHT.
John Crane, of Extra, was In Audi
bon Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs G. IL. Jones spent sun.
day in Carroll.
Asmus Boysen, of Manning, was In
Audubon Monday.
Nobody sells wall paper and paint
cheaper than Roberts.
Best Coal for $500 per ton at the
Stuart Grain Company.
Pete Grow, of Kimballton, was In
town ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
A. IL. Needles took the train for
Council Bluffs yesterday morning.
For RENr.-Two front rooms, suit.
able for Offices. DIR. j. Il. CLARK.
Johnson and Nelson sent two cars of
hogs out for Chicago Tuesday evening
G. L. Hensley is the owner OF a new
Columbia bicycle which arrived last
night.
+. o. Temple, of Atlantic, spent Sun.
day in Audubon as the guest Of MIR. Is.
5, Phelps.
L. d. Aldrich and little daughter, of
Menlo, visited with relatives IN Audi
bon last Friday.
Only few more days remain for
you to consult the Shaker Doctor at
tho Walker hotel.
Remember Martin Larsen for hand
made harness and remember that he
will not be undersold.
Mrs. S. ID. Thayer returned Friday
from Wisconsin, where she has been
visiting for several weeks past.
Everything in the line of building
material at
OvERHoLTZER & GIPPLE's.
Books FOR SALH.-Works OF Alex
ander Dumas, o vol, complete, bound
in cloth. Price S5, inquire at this Off ce
f. +. Sanborn, who has been the
guest of Mr.. Alex II. Smith for a few
days, returned to Omaha Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. S. F. Donaldson went to At.
lantic Saturday morning for short
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Kate
Hamilton.
Rev. S. Parsons and |. w. Baker
went to Brayton Tuesday to assist In
the organization of the new Baptist
church in Oaklield.
Jos. Richie, representing Carter &
Ilussey of Des Moines, was at the court
house Tuesday looking up the county
needs in the blank book line.
All parts in the Easter program of
the M. f. Sunday school last Sunday
evening were well rendered The mis-
sion collection raised was about $50.
Marriage certificates were issued this
week to VIM. Buchert and Mary Bire-
line, Henry Hickman and Amelia
Bauer, S. j. Madsen and Mary Johnson.
N. T.. Christensen returned Friday
from Chicago where he had been with
stock While away Mr.. Christensen
visited with old friends in Morocco,
Indiana.
VIM. McLeran is tearing down his
house on Washington street and ship
ping the material to Nebraska, where
it will be used in placing buildings on
Mr.. McLeran's farm.
Miss Alice Overholtzer returned
Tuesday from Mt Carroll, Illinois. and
went the same day to Extra where she
will do the book keeping work in the
Overholtzer lumber Office.
A Baptist church was organized at
Brayton Tuesday. The new organiza
ton starts out with eleven members.
| The ordination of pastor will take
place next Tuesday, when Rev. Downs,
of Harlan, will take charge of the Bray.
ton field.
On Saturday night the Shaker Medi-
cine and Concert Co, will give another
double show at the opera house. Each
| person attending will be given one
number on the silver set, which will be
disposed of Monday night. Admission
to all 10 cents.
An alarm of fire called the company
at mindnight last night to
Marshall 81 Sharp's hardware store.
| The fire started from a spitoon filed
| supposed from cigar stump. No
hNhldBh woo uobV bNyohu thC
| burning of small hole in the floor.
The Columbian library is in receipt
of number of valuable reports from
Congressman Hager through the cour-
tcsy of Mrs. 9. f. Overholtzer. Repre-
sentative Reed has also kindly romem-
bered the library with the biennial re-
ports of all the state institutions, with
the Governors report Of pardonS, sus-
pensions of sentence and remission OF
| fines.
The postoflice will be moved tonight
to the building occupied by Postmaster
O'Connell's jewelry store, the p0stmas-
ter's family moving into the Evan
| Davis place to make room for the gov
eminent Office. This move will not
suit The REPUBLICAN very well, but
as our influence with the administration
is decidedly limited, we will have to be
| satisfied.
Tuesday evening number of the
friends of w. w. Smith treated him to
a surprise party on the occasion OF his
thirty. eighth birthday. The surprise
was a complete one but Mr.. Smith soon
recovered sufficiently to assist in en-
tertaining the guests. Music and re-
freshments made the company happy
during the evening. Mr.. Smith was
presented with an elegant open face,
tin-case chronometer of the dumb
watch" variety, which timepiece will
hereafter regulate the Rock Island time
card.
Only a few more days remain for
you to consult the Shaker Doctor at
the Walker hotel.