Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-05-05

AS the school draws toward the close
the teachers and correspondents are toe
busy to furnish notes for the papers
They will be missed.
You will need theml Those screen
doors of all sizes, and adjustable win
dow frames that will tit any window
at G. w. Hoover's hardware store.
The Audubon school board reelected
the old corps of teachers last Saturday
evening, Our public schools are pros
pering under the management of Supt.
Hooker, and his able corps of assistants
and the boards action will meet with
general approval.
The special car, Columbia, bearing the
officials of the Iowa lines of the Great
Rock Island Route, was side tracked In
Audubon two hours Monday evening.
They were introducing the new super
intendent, w. H. Stilwell, to the en-
ployes and property on his division.
The professional card Of DIR. c. Eyer
will be found in another column. The
Doctor is now located in his property
first door south of the court house, but
his family will not come for several
weeks. He is pleasant gentleman
and Is recommended rs q skilled ply
sician.
Mr.. 5. Edd Brown, the Pilgrim singer
and singing evangelist and his wife,
assisted in the services at the NJ. Il.
Church Sunday by their excellent sing.
ing and in the evening Mr.. Brown gave
talk on Social Evils Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown departed Monday for their home
In Silver City, and on the 23d of this
month he will join Mason Longs
Pilgrim Trio for the fourth consecutive
season. Owing to the illness of Long,
Mr.. Brown will have the management
Of the pilgrim band.
The Viola township correspondent { to
the Carroll Sentinel fred up and wrote
the following this week: "B. |. Salin.
ger was retained by few republicans
sailing temporarily under official cloth
ing, to prosecute dirty, lousy, black
hearted piece of double dyed villainy
against II, S, Jones aud Phillip Bickel.
haupt for alleged Misrepresentation of
$4,000. No attorney In the county of
note, where the scheming is understo TODD,
cared to engage In the case, and they
found 1t necessary to so outside of the
county where the facts were less odious
to get counsel"
A mad dog went through the country
northwest of town last Thursday, snap
ping and snarling at everything in its
way and biting stock ut Barney Gun
Chauncey Gardeners, Earnest
Liebs, in all probably twenty-five head
All of the stock that is known to have
been bitten has been isolated, and in
all that country there has been unpre.
cedented mortality among dogs. A dog
beloging to Mr. Cunningham was killed
In town Friday morning. Saturday
there was dog In the postoflicc that
gave signs Of hydrophobia and refused
to move when ordered out. A gun was
procured and the animal shot. 1t
ought to be said in this instance that
The lady assistants In the office didn't |
scream or squeal, though we violate no
confidence in saying they shut their
,yes and plugged their ears with their
ingers.
Prof. G.. I. Miller was down from
Boone last Saturday, shaking hands
With his many Audubon friends.
The professor has been
been elected 10 another three years
ERIN rs superintendent of the Boone
schools, position he has filled with
yreat credit to himself. We suggested
he subject Of the Audubon college to
him. and were not surprised to learn
hat he fayors the project heartily.
Prof. Miller says that Audubon Is an
excellent location for college, and that
With proper management IL would do
veil. He said further: "The people of
'our county are becoming better able
very year to educate their young peo-
dc. Educational interests are growing.
People understand that competition is
.rowing more fierce every year, and
he young man or young woman who
yoes out into the world must be equip
led for the battle to make IL win. Edu-
;ation Is the necessary armament. The
,eople OF Audubon county and the
country tributary to Audubon could
support good college, and by exercis.
ng that enterprise and energy which |
know they have, / am sure they would
make the enterprise success" Prof.
Miller cited the college at Glidden, but
'ecently established, rs instance of sue
Tess, which has been secured from com
,aratively small beginning. Prof.
Miller has won distinction as an educa-
or in Iowa, and his words of encourage
nent for the local enterprise will not
% without weight.
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