Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1894-04-12

Go to Burnside's for best grades Of
soft coal.
GILL JONES, HE PAYS THE
FREIGHT.
Mr. l.. ID. Thomas of Harlan was in
the city yesterday.
Nobody sells wall paper and paint
cheaper than Roberts.
Best Coal for $500 per ton At tn,
Stuart Grain Company.
Mr. Henry Young, of Hamlin, wa'
on our streets yesterday.
Rev. L. E. Ilgenfritz returned to hi.
home at Stuart, Friday.
Gill Jones says that wood frame plan
tiers are not in it at any price.
A new awning was put up at b. F
Howald's shoe store Tuesday.
Hear Herr Arnold, the violinist
Tuesday evening at the NJ. f. church
r. l.. Talbot now rides Spalding
bicycle of the latest and most approved
make.
Mrs. f. p. Bradley returned Tuesday
from an over Sunday trip to Council
Bluffs.
S. B. J. Bryant was in the city over
Sunday and through the first part OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Foley, of Viola
township, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. p. Repass.
II. r. Wright returned Tuesday even.
ing from on over Sunday visit with his
family at Earlham.
Remember Martin Larsen for hand
made harness and remember that he
will not be undersold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fida Marks, Of Melville
township, were made happy last Tues
day by the birth of daughter.
There will be no more examinations
for teachers certificates until Friday
and Saturday, April 9th and 2Sth.
Everything in the line of building
material at
OvERHoLTzER l. GIPPLE's.
Mrs. G.. B. Russell was quite sich
with an attack of grip the fore part OF
the week, but is now much better.
Jas. r. Chandler has filled his resi-
dence lot and made a vast improve
ment in the appearance of the place.
Money to loan at per cent. NJ
charge for commission, abstracts Of
recording. COPELAND Il HORTON.
Rev. Father J. J. Moron returned
Saturday morning from Atlantic wher,
he was assisting in church work las
week.
The Evangelical Association peopl,
are contemplating the erection of I
new church bulldog during the coming
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Wattles returned
home Friday evening from Braytor
where they had spent a couple Of week.
with relatives.
Miss Mile Kemp, of Schuyler, Neb
raska, came to Audubon Tuesday t
accept position in W. B. Nashi
photograph gallery.
John N. Esbeck, of Kimballton, il
now Standard Food salesman ant
will cover the territory Of south.wes
Audubon and south-ea Shelby coun
ties.
A Young Mems Christian Associa
ton was organized at Carroll Monday
evening. Why would not something
of this kind be good thing for Audi
bon?
County Superintendent Repass be
gan his visits to the county schools yes
terday. 1t is Mr.. Repass' purpose &c
visit all the schools in the county dur
ing the present term.
II. E. Statzell came to Audubon Sat
urday morning and spent the first o.
the week in the city. Mr., Statzell will
teach school in Audubon township
this spring beginning Monday.
On another page will be found the
proceedings Of the board of supervisors
On account of want Of space we pub
lish only half the proceedings and viii
) print the remaining half next week.
John T. Minor returned from Pierce
! Nebraska, where he was attending t.
business matters last week, Monda,
evening. Mr.. Minor says that Neb
raska weather is ABOUT as variable al
that of Iowa.
In this issue under the title Of "Wha
was Done" there appears Q summar,
of the acts of the late general assembly
This epitome of Iowas new laws IL
furnished by the courtesy Of the Hon
II. F. Andrews.
The Rock Island took special stool
train of twenty-three cars out of Au
dubon county Saturday evening, sil
cars of cattle were from this station
the shippers being Messrs. Neff an,
Johnson, Mr.. Neff having four cars an,
Mr.. johnson two. Mr.. Neff and A
I Sheets went to Chicago with the stocl
The Bankrupt clothing store is
thing of the past, the stock being ship
ped to Omaha Tuesday. These "bank
rupt stores" stay in town until til
t unwary are caught and then leave tai
ing all the profits along. Such ente
prises are o. no value to town al
hurt our home merchants Just so f
as they succeed in catching "bsrga
hunters
U A sad accident occurred at Fiscl
Saturday morning. Nelson Fiscus al
Bert Atkinson were out at work Sa
urday morning and found and old
calibre revolver. While examining tn
find the old weapon was discharged, tn
ball striking young Fiscus in the abll
men, intlicting wound which resulte
J in death Nelson Fiscus was abou
ninteen yearsof age and fine youn
in every respect. The funeral occure