Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-31
Seth Paine has taken to poetry.

lies MONIES next saturday.
Mr., DAILY, of Omaha, is visiting his
sister, Mr. Terry Kavanagh.
Now is the time to get bargain in
parasols at r. LenoX u Co.'S.
a. +, Drake returned from his Ne.
braska trip Tuesday evening.
r.. Lenox Il Cos. is the place to buy
white goods and lace tlouncings.
Miss Gene Culver went to Anita yes.
terday morning to visit her many
friends.
III. f. Andrews, Esq, went to Des
Moines yesterday with business before
the supreme court.
See II. Lenox Il Co. for dry goods.
Mr., S. A, Smart travelling passenger
agent for the Northwestern railway
was in the city Tuesday.
Julian Phelps, Esq, of Atlantic was
in the city Monday evening, presumably
looking after his judicial fences.
You can get kid glove for 40 cents
at II. Lenox Il Cos.
A handsome liae of parasols; over
two bundled to select from; p'ices to
suit the trade at II. Lenox \ Cos.
Judge ID. NJ. Harris, of the Missoui!
Valley Times, and wife, are v'sit'og
their daughter, Mrs. G. III. Russell.
Mr.. viii McGowen, a young man
from Ohio, temporarily stopping n
Extra, is playing BIB with the Audubon
band.
silk mits and gloves at r. Lenox 4
Cos. The place.
One hundred pairs of mems fine dress
pants just received by ID. G. Abrams
and will be sold within ten days at the
lowest price they can be sold at.
Mrs. McGrath, of Cleveland, Ohio, Is
visiting the family of her brothec, Mr..
Ii. ID. Mosier, having been called
hither by the recent severe illness Of
that gentleman.
Go to r. Lenox & Cos. for dress
goods
The Ladies' Cornet Band will attend
the band carnival ut Storm Lake, June
10Th, eth, 2sth.
Col. J. s. Tam rushes to tho front and
says that he Is not a candidate for nom-
nation for congress ut the hands OF
democrats. lie will not be obliged TO
write a second letter.
Bargain seekers should call OH II.
Lenox Il Co.
Prof. Hawk called upon the business
men Monday and in very few moments
secured enough money to purchase
bunting flag eight feet long. Itappear-
ed in the procession yesterday, and will
hereafter be held as the property of the
schools.
Mr.. r. S. Francis departed Tuesday
morning on business trip to Chicago
and indianapolis. The gentleman has
real estate interests in the latter city,
which he hopes to dispose of while the
boosters have boom. He was accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Jewell who
returns to her home at Oak Park.
Mr.. N. j. Feighor arrived home from
Omaha Tuesday night, fora visit of one
day with his family. He is running an
engine for the b. Il NJ. in Nebraska, be-
tween Omaha and the stock yards. The
run is long, therefore lucrative, SO that
Nick is doing well and enjoying good
health, all of which his i.iends here
will be glad to learn.
The city treasury has been again re-
plenished by parties who have attempt
ed to settle differences of opinion at
fsticuffs. Fines imposed last Saturday
amounted to $40, and parties who bat
tied Sunday escaped the vigilant sher-
ifs. If the mayor persists in his pres
ent policy the belligerent spirit of iDdi-
viduals will be squelched.
At a meeting of the school board
held on Monday evening, Mr.. b. w.
McKeen, of Cedar Falls was employed
as assistant principal for next year.
The gentleman has had considerable
experience as instructor, and will g"ad-
uate from the State Normal at Cedar
Falls, in June. He is highly recommend.
ed by those acquainted with his work.
A lady reading letter in the postof.
flee the other day for the editication of
a friend, also communicated In clarion
notes the intelligence it contained to a
large and interested audience Of by
ISLANDERS. 1t contained interesting
notes on domestic affairs at the old
home that convulsed the hearers and
caused the boys to hide their mirth in
their hats.
We are much gratifed to report
decided change for the better in the con-
dition of Walter r. Scott. He now has
a good appetite, and with ability TO re-
tain his food, is gaining strength daily.
His friends are greatly encouraged and
the patient expresses u commence ana
feeling of returning health that is as
surfing. lie has demonstrated wonder
ful vitality and will power.
Chas. Ashton has Just concluded his
tenth year of continuous management
of the Guthrian, of Guthrie county.
During those years he has witnessed
the rise and fall of various contempor-
aries, managed by seventeen men. He
is a man of strong convictions, and is
fearless in expressing them. The gen
tleman may contemplate his work with
no small degree of pride and satisfac-
ton.
Audubon Division. Uniform Rank,
X. p, is talking of going to the Sioux
City Corn Palace in body. The man
agement of the enterprise is endeavor-
| ing to arrange for a competitive drill at
thai time, in which we believe Audubon
Division would appear with credit to it