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

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Victor Bicycles.- u. PHILLIPS.
Mr.. G. ii, Jones was at Gray Tues
day.
Roberts wall paper is wonderfully
cheap.
We. Horton went to Extra this
morning.
Mr.. owen welch, of Gray, was in
Audubon to-day.
Coal for $500 per ton at the Stuart
Grain Companys.
Mrs. Robert Hunters new house is
almost completed.
Theo. F. Myers returned from At.
lantic this morning.
Mr.. G. Gates is doing some spring re-
pairing at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Burnside were
at Atlantic yesterday.
Rev. d. n. Good returned last even
lib iloA >uuliCll Dkuho.
Mrs. 5. j. Lutman is making i'm
provements at her residence.
Losr.-A pocket memorandum book,
Finder please return to IA. Gates.
Hear Herr Arnold, the violinist,
Tuesday evening at the NJ. L. church.
Harry Percy, the Rock Island agent
at Hamlin, was in Audubon this morn
ing.
The short method arithmetic class
still meets at the school house Friday
evenings.
G. II. Jones sold Walt Weston, of
Viola township fine two seated bug.
gy Saturday.
Bradley and Lane received two cars
of stock cattle from Sioux City yester.
day morning.
Ed b. Cousins Is making inside i'm
provements at his residence with paint
and paper, this week. D."
MartinLarsen has hfty sets Of har-
ness all his own make which he will
sell Tor cash or on time.
WALL PAPER.
Largest stock and low
est prices at A. II. Roberts.
Miss Maud Barclay, Of Des Moines,
is in the city visiting with tho family
of her uncle, Mr., II. Wilson.
Geo. Statzell, Of Douglas township,
is putting up large amount of picket
fence on his farm this spring,
The special meetings at the court
house were closed Monday evening and
Rev. Marshall left the day following.
Those desiring to pasture stock this
season will do we'll to call on Edward
Roche, section "a Douglas township.
Get our prices on lumber before buy
ing. We guarantee quality.
GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY.
o. L. Walker went to South Omaha
Saturday evening to sign up the city
warrants and install the new officers.
Henry NJ. Gray loans money at low
est rates Of interest. Terms, one to
en- years, pay any amount atany time.
Mr.. Cassie Root and Miss Nellie
Keighly were married last evening Mt
the Baptist Parsonage by Rev. S. Par
sons.
The driveway and the grounds west
Of the Office at Weighton's lumber
yard are being filed and graded this
week.
Mayor Hanna has issued 200 board
of health notices this week. Streets
and alleys are receiving a good clean
ing up.
Miss Lizzie Wright, who has until
recently been with VIM. Slater, Is now
OH the road with concert company Of
her own.
Church services will be held At the
Altman school house, Lincoln town
ship every two weeks, beginning next
Sunday evening.
Mitchell Haywood, who lost his right
arm in the Rock Island yards ut this
plac several weeks ago, was in Audi
bon this NOR ming.
ii. b. Kennels has q full line or Farm
Machinery AND the Honest Abe Sui
ky Pillow. Haworth, Barlan, and Quin-
cy Steel Planters at Gray, Iowa.
Mr.. John Martensen and Miss Anna
Katie SOrrenson, both Of Poplar, were
married by Rev. DIR. A. It. jeffrey at
the NJ. f. parsonage April Q. 1894.
GILL JONES is having good line
trade in HONEST ABE SULKY
Flows, and HAwORTH, BAR
Lam and QUINCY STEEL planters.
No further information haa been re.
ceived as to the whereabouts Of Oscar
Oyerholtzer. Friends and relatives
still hope that this mystery will soon
be made clear,
We are pleased to announce that
Rev, Edward Dickinson hes decided to
remain in Audubon. This will be good
news 70 Mr.. Dickinsons many friends
in and around Audubon.
Services will be held regularly every
Sunday at IL a. m. in the court house
by the Evangelical Association.
REV. q. +. HEILMAN,
Pastor.
Overholtzer & Gipple ssld G. ii. Samp-
son, of Viola township, bill of lumber
for what will be the largest barn in
Audubon county. 1t will take 10000
shingles to cover the roof OF the struc-