Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-27
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rams & Baker.
Melville Graham returned to schoo
at Ames Monday.
| Mr.. John Crow, of Holt county, Ne
braska, is visiting old friends abou,
Gray.
Cloughly 4 Shoesmith have just re.
ceiyed an invoice of new goods. Call
and see them.
Court proceedings do not seem to be
quite correct without the presence Of
ex.sheriff Mallory.
Miss Bertha Conn, Of Biairstown.
Iowa, is the guest of the family of her
uncle, II. W. Hanna, Esq.
Millinery and fancy goods In the
latest styles at Cloughly & Shoesmith's.
Large invoice of new goods just TO.
ceiyed.
The attention of the ladies Of Audi.
bon and vicinity is called to the new
stock of goods just received at Cloughly
4 Shoesmith's.
Royal ii. Perry and Cynthia Atwood.
land were married at tho homo Of the
brides parents In Douglas township,
February 10, 1890.
Mrs. DR.. A. l.. Brooks, who has been
very sick for several weeks, is reported
to be somewhat better. All will hope
for her early and complete recovery.
Miss Mollie Delahoydc arrived from
Prescott, Ark, last Thursday evening,
and will remain indefinitely in the fam.
lily of her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder.
Hugh Moore started this morning for
Curtis, Nebraska, where he has secured
a good job In q printing Office. J. B.
aaddock and j. G, Moore are located In
the same town.
The directors of the Agricultural so.
ciety held a meeting and placed the
matter of revising the premium lists in
the hand of A, II. Edwards. Another
meeting win be held next Monday.
Having run the gauntlet OF the cpl.
demic of influenza this office has
tabooed "the grip" and any patients
who wish their sickness noticed must
report their Illness under some other
name.
Prof, Wetherel gave two scientific
lectures In Red Mems hall Tuesday and
wednesday evenings to small but ap-
preclatye audiences, the inclcinency of
the weather materially affecting the at.
tendance.
Every man who is investing In the
Louisiana lottery is playing u hopeless
game, playing against dead sinch on
the part of the managers. The mana
gers advertise Wholesale disbursements,
but the recipients are always located
somewhere elso-always IN the distance.
The company recently advertised that
man at Maquoketa, In this state, had
drawn ten Thousand dollars. but the
gentleman himself publishes % card In
the local papers stating that he only 70.
ceiyed ten dollars. And 30 IL is that
the gullibles the country over are 6uped
by this great scheme Of money getting.
1t Is absolutely and almost without OK.
ception q losing game, and no anoun.
of luck can favor the investor rs against
the fine manipulations of the gentlemen
who turn the wheel. It Is a wheel of
fortune for the company, but u dead,
sure loss to the ticket holdeni.
Mr., G. ii. Russell has sold his inter. |
est in the dry goods and millinery es.
to his father and brother,
e. Is, and Jas. f.. so that the firm name |
will only be altered by dropping the final
g." We have no information rs TO the
reasons for this change, but with the
public sincerely regret It for
The fact that the retiring partner will
probably locate elsewhere. Charlie
Russell has grown up in Audubon
county, and has been closely identified
with the business interests OF Audubon
'ince the town was located. He is one
Of the best qualified business men In
Audubon's energetic circle, and has as
we'll always been found promoting pub.
ic enterprises. Mr.. Russell Is undecid-
ID as to future movements, although
he has several very hattering and tempt
ng offers with wholesale houses. In
whatever he shall undertake he will
rave the best wishes Of the people of
who have known him so long
md intimately