Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1894-03-29
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cattle to Chicago Saturday night.
Frank Buckley has gone to Audubon
on visit Wednesdays Telegraph.
Miss Lola Pinkham arrived in Au.
dubon, from Chicago, Monday morning.
z. Nelson and daughter, of Kimball.
ton, visited in Atlantic yesterday
Telegraph.
Only few more days remain for
you TO consult the Shaker Doctor at
the Walker hotel,
Deputy United States Marshal Ellers,
of Atlantic, was in the city between
trains this morning.
Mrs. j. X. Evans has been very seri
ously i'll for several days past and at
this writing is no better.
WANTED TO TRADE:-l60 acres of
COOK prairie land in Nebraska Tor
horses. j. A. OyERuoLTZER.
For SALE.--A good business house
on Broadway inquire of
Nv. BAKER
See our picket fence from native
wood pickets before buying. All
lengths. OvERuoLTzER 4 GIPrLE.
Buy your posts now of the Green Bay
Lumber Company and be ready for
spring, They have all kinds and low
est prices.
This winter weather will soon be
past, and then you will want to clean
and brighten your walls. See Roberts
Wall Paper.
Mrs. Ellen Il. Miller, who lives near
Fremont, Nebraska, Is in the city visit.
ing with the family of her sister, Mrs.
Benz. Moore.
Word was brought to the city yester.
day that Mrs. VIM. Gipple had died at
her home in Douglas township ut S
o'clock that morning.
Il. w. Staley has taken the contract
to dig the cellar for the new Corn Ex-
change bank and parties wishing lots
filed can have dirt delivered for 10
cents per yard.
County Attorney Carpenter has re-,
ceived a letter from the governors
office stating that no action had been
taken by the exeCu tive power In regard
to the decision against A. II. Needles.
Miss Christy returned last week from
Chicago, where she purchased an ex.
tensive stock of millinery and secured
the latest styles. Ladies are invited to
call and examine Miss Christys stock,
at the Racket Store.
Mr.. G. b. Russell informs us that he
will soon make some improvements In
the opera house. The room will be thor
oughly renovated, new stage settings
will be put in and the room
will be greatly improved.
T.. NJ. Cole left Saturday evening for
Cedar Rapids and other points in east.
ern Iowa. 1t Is said that he will bring
Mrs. Cole with him when he returns
to-day. The newly married pair has
the REPUBLICANS best wishes.
On Saturday afternoon the Shaker
Concert Co, will give grand ladies
and childrens Matinee. Each child
will be presented with a present and III
entertainment will be given adapted
for the little ones. Admission 10 cents.
The Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
church will give musicale, and social
next Thursday evening Mt the church.
Program will commence at y o'clock.
All are invited. Admission 10 cents,
supper free.
The contract for the putting up Of
the Corn Exchange Bank building was
let Tuesday to w. II. Cockerill, Of Har.
Ian. The new bank building will be
beauty inside and out and the Corn
Exchange Bank will have one Of the
neatest and most convenient othces
in the state.
Rev. j. w. Lewis, of Grab Orchard,
Nebr ask a, was In the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Lewis, who will be well remember.
ed by the older residents of Audubon
as the hoy preacher" conducted the
first religious services ever held in Au
dubon on the 18th day Of December,
1878, and was the organizer Of the
Methodist church of this place.
Rev. j. l.. Johnson, of Wiota, will
spend next Sabbath, April LIST, on the
Audubon circuit with the pastor, 7.
w. Tippet and will preach at "BetheP
at II q. m, Melville Center" at 3 p. m.
and at Ross at 80 p. m, Rev. Johnson
being one of the most popular pastors
on our district, all are invited to come
Sunday school will commence ut Ross
at 10 q. m, next Sunday.
/ have for sale or trade a fine prairie
farm of 800 acres in Arkansas, all UNI
der fence, good building, will cut from
$500 to $500 worth Of hay each year.
Two and one-half miles from county
seat, a good railroad town. also have
1000 acres in Northern Nebraska IN
tracts of from 100 to 400 acres. Will
trade any or all of this land for Audi
bon county lands, or town property.
All Of the above is free from incumb-
RANGES. CHAs. VAN GoRDER.
Only few more days remain for
you to consult the Shaker Doctor at
the Walker hotel.
The Standard Food men have been
holding sort of convention in AUDI
bon this week. Mr. +. Il. SauOorn, OF
Omaha the president of the company,
w. T.. Buell., district salesman Of Lin
coin, Illinois; +. o. Moburg Of Hum
boldt; Geo. III. Henshaw of Extra, VIM.
Is. Palmer Of Larland, and Nj. M. Ken. |
nels together with s. ID. Thayer and
Alex II. Smith met at the Park hotel
Monday evening in the interests OF the
Standard Food. All these gentlemen
are handling the Food and this meet,
ing with President SanbOrn was held
for their mutual benefit. Alex H.
Smith occupied the position of host to
the crowd and distributed his enthusi-
asm where it would do the most good.
Standard Food is fast growing in favor
among our farmers and feeders, 1t IS
only a question of time until IT will
supplant all other cattle foods offered
for sale in this vicinity. The Standard
Food men coming from abroad were
q Jolly crowd of successful statesmen
and all expressed themselves as well
pleased with Audubon and her people.