Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-01-09
NJ. ID. Bailey slipped on the Icy walh
Monday and broke his arm,

NJ. IL. balIey hlppou on the ICY Walk
Monday and broke his arm.
The board of supervisors adjourned
this forenoon. We expect to be able to
give proceedings next week.
A horse stepped upon the little toe Of
ID. &. Ross, breaking II, and it is only
under the disablement that ID. G. fully
appreciates the usefulness Of that mem
Der.
Note the change in the Milwaukee
time card. Nos. 1 and 1 are solid YES
thule trains, heated by steam and light
ed by electricity, and containing chair
cars for the comfort of long distance
passengers, The Milwaukee is sparing
no expense to furnish accommodation
and comforts for its patrons, and is DIES.
tined to become more popular than
ever before.
A Mr.. Kusel, from Lincoln township,
was brought before the insane com.
missioners today. The patient is 20
years old, and has attempted TO take
his own life on several occasions. lie
has not shown violence toward those
about him, but IL is not possible TO
know ut what moment his deranged
brain may endanger tho lives Of his
friends. The commissioners ordered
that he be taken to Clarinda, and Sheriff
Armstrong will escort him thereto to-
morrow.
The Iowa summit Nurseries are ad
vertised in this issue. These nurseries
are located In Guthrie county, just
across the line, and the products are
acclimated, so that the purchaser with
reasonable diligence is sure to receive
satisfaction from his investment. The
proprietor, Mr.. Taggart, IL well known
TO all our readers MS reliable citizen
who makes no misrepresentation of
stock, but strives to give actual value
to every purchaser. All who have
bought of him IN previous years were
well satisfied with their stock. Mr.. Tag.
CART and his ustling agent, Charlie
Colee are taking large orders, and We
hope their success may continue.
1t is reported that quite number OF
Audubon democrats will join with liar.
Ian and Atlantic In marching club to
stand erect and march on the occasion
of the inauguration of Mr.. Boies next
week. We had presumed that the
hungry hogs" the name which the
democratic Des Moines Leader has Civ. |
EN- to those seeking office under Boies,
would occupy the spare space round
about the capital on that day, but II
professions are to be made up from the |
big towns, we hope the Audubon dem.
ocrats will step to the front. In our
limited experience We have learned that
it is much easier to get up procession
to celebrate victory than IL Is to invite
II, and having everything In their favor
we urge the party leaders to make
creditablc representation. After the
procession has passed the spectator can
refer to the returns and find that Audi.
bon county is safely republican.
On New Years Day at school house
No. |, Leroy township, q. A. McIlvain
teacher, the patrons Of the school and
Others on invitation assembled at the
school house during the noon hour. In
q very short time a splendid dinner was
spread on an improvised table Of which
all partook to their hearts content.
That being over the youngsters repair.
ed to the creek near by which was well
coated with ice and which they knew
well how to use. The teacher and
scholars had the school room tastefully |
decorated with pictures, wreaths etc,
which are to remain during the term.
The afternoon session was taken up
with recitations by the pupils and in.
terspersed with music. The music be-
ing conducted by the sub director Mr..
b. w. Carr assisted by his daughter
Dedie, Miss Ethel Dickinson, Miss Ef.
fe Allen and others, Mrs. Dickinson
kindly giving the use Of her organ for
the occasion. 1t was very pleasant
time for young and old, and all went
h ONE well pleased with the entertain.