Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-01-05
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The Atlantic Daily Democrat sus.
pended publication with the old year.
The bell in the German Evangelical
church announced the arrival of the
new year.
Miss Shaw, instructor in didactics at
the college, is at home with the humps
this week.
Go to Weighton's for what lumber
you need. The worth of your money
guaranteed.
The residence of VIM. Smith in Au.
dubon township was destroyed by fire
last Saturday.
ID. Il. Soar was called to Council
Bluffs last Friday TO attend the funeral
of his step. mother.
Miss Lulu Doak will entertain
company of her juvenile friends Satur
day afternoon from 3 to
A Harlan bootlegger was held up re-
Gently by the authorities and made to
disgorge fifteen bottles of booze.
The most popular publication of the
day is the calendar and its chief beauty
is in the fact that you don't have to
subscribe to get 1t.
DO you want a stove that will keep
your floor warm and keep fire all nightS
If so buy the RiTerside Windsucker
sold by e. W, Hoover,
Charlie Talbot and wife are expected
home from Webster City this week, for
which Worthy devoutly hopes,as he has
news of illness in his family ut Carroll,
Students registered during this week
in the Audubon Normal College are
Peter Hansen, Il. q. Blume, Clara Han.
sen, Alice and Ethel Walker and Miss
Copeland.
Frank Altman has sold his interest
In the Washington street livery to a
brother of the gentleman who bought
Mr.. Switzer's interest, 80 that the firm
is now Hoffman Bros.
A man who has been before the local
courts several times was fine Sl5 and
costs in the mayors court Monday for
disturbing the peace at the opera house
Saturday night. He occupied n berth
in the county Jail New Years Day.
STRAyEp. From my place, Wedues-
day, December cath, one bay mare
pony, about twelve years old. nfor.
nation rs to whereabouts will be glad.
received. WM. PARTLow,
Nelson L. o.
Geo. Cross, of South Omaha, arrived
yesterday evening for a short visit at
home, expecting to return this evening
lie has u good position there In large
grocery store and likes the business and
surroundings very much.
The coasting Is excellent and the
young people are improving IL, AS
showing the fine lay of our land we
cite the'fact that.in one place here the
young people coast around five blocks,
80 that they have to walk but one block
from the place Of stopping to the start
ing point.
Sherman +. Myers of the Anita
Tribune has been appointed postmas
ter at his town by the expiring admin
istration. We are not informed as to
what sort Of razzle dazzle Sherm
worked to get the appointment at this
time, but 1t occurs to us that Sherm
will be food for the first experiments OF
the democratic axman. However, as
an official Sherm will do credit to any
party,
The eastern mail from the main line
of the Rock Island has not been re.
ceiyed on the morning train any day
this week, which depriyes us of the
morning papers until $3.50 p. m. Since
the popular petition was forwarded,
asking for better train service, the OIL
Gals have instructed the conductor of
the Audubon branch to leave Atlantic
on time, regardless of connections with
the mail trains. This action Is arbi-
trary, delaying mail and passengers
from eight to ten hours, and is anything
but the better service prayed for In the
petition.
We urge oil to read studiously the
columns devoted to the Audubon Nor.
NAL College. This Is a local enterprise
in which all of our people should be
deeply interested, and 1t is matter of
local pride that Its success has been 80
marked from the beginning. The col
lege is in its infancy but with contin.
uation of the success already gained IL
will be extended upon a plan which
will BIO OF great benefit to Audubon
and Audubon county. While the per-
sonnet Of the faculty Is duly noticed In
the replete write-up we cannot repress
a word of praise for the young men
who are deyoting their time, talents
and energies TO the upbuilding of this
valuable institution in our midst. Their
work proves them worthy of hearty
and universal support, AS THE RE.
PuRLIoAN claimed in urging the estab.
lisment of the college. it is giving
advantages to our young people at
home who could meyer have secured
them In its absence. The Audubon
Normal College is doing good work.
Help II whenever possible.
We regret an error made in last