Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-03-11
Ross Ripples.

Miss Alice Luse is at home again.
DR.. Wager Of Viola is in delicate
health.
Mrs. Frank Rees and the babies
are visiting in Boone county.
Miss Sarah Nedrow has closed a
winter term of school in the Luse
district.
w. l.. Swaney and wife are visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Bates near
the city.
Mr.. Mark Penewit looks rather
forsaken since the "Wagner House"
has new cook.
We understand that "Topsy" was
the recipient of a bran new hat this
week. No cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer with their
family have moved to their suburban
residence in Ross.
Father Crow is one of the happi-
est men in America since the meet
ing commenced.
w. K. ohnson the W, rthy 7. M.
of Gray was a between trains visitor
at our burg last Tuesday. Call
again.
Mrs. Quimby had a very sick
spell last Monday, but under the
skilful treatment of DIR. Brooks is
now convalecing.
Miss Mary Rice is visiting in Jas
per county, and poor ohm has no
other consolation but to express his
loving thoughts on paper.
Miss Anna Bonvaird an accomp-
lished teacher, and former resident
Of Cameron township, will teach the
summer term of school in the Luse
district.
Mr.. AIRY has again put in an APP
pearance this week. He purchased
car load of wheat of the Farnkam
Bros, (which he is preparing for the
bulls and Bears"
Rev. Brown of Dedham has clos
ed one Of the most successful pro-
tracted efforts ever held in & ameron.
The weather being fine, the house
was filled to overlooking at every
service.
Mr.. James Johnson an old resi-
dent of Viola township was thrown
from his wagon near here Monday
last and received serious injury.
Doctors Brooks and Holmes are
attending the sufferer.
Nelson Nedrow one of the prom
ising young teachers of Cameron
township, is spoken of as the proba-
bic book-keeper of Geo Gray.
Should this be SO it will be well
merited compliment to a deserving
young man.
Paterfamillas Of the r. II. hotel
received much needed article in
the shape of an apron last Monday.
Tom says the strings are too short
and that his bust measure, like his
feet is fourteen inches, but it must
last a year all the same, as water
and soap are scarsc and his time is
limited.
The people of Cameron voted a
$500 tax to complete their school
house. They also sold the old Cen
school house to Mr.. Moore for hun
bred dollars. One by one the old
land marks vanish. Ever mindful
of educational facilities the Gamer
onians are browning themselves
with glory that will inuIc to them
from the coming generation a sense
of honor to their forefathcrs.
Our municipal election passed off
without aripplc of discomfort, and
the boys elected are eager for their
first assembly, which will occur
soon. During the early part of the
day there was squirt to boost Thorn
as into the marshalship, but the
opinion prevailed that his wind was
inadequate to run the "town down
stream" and this city to, so now it
will lay between the wind mill and
the insurance swindlerS that have
been preying on this community for
the last two years with equal chances
for either. Wagner was elected
mayor, Spilker cook, Lancelot COM
missary; Quimby, Hamilton, Fox,
Penewit, Passmore, Eddy, Stanfeld,
John Luse, Brakel, Oscar Estes and
Joe Wolf, board of trade; George
Gray, solicitor. Now having passed
through this our first election, we
have concluded to take Bates and
60 fishing in the classic Blue Grass.