Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-29

buying.
Miss Susan Loney is home from
Fairmont, Nebr, where she has been
trimming millinery.
Come to the celebration at Audubon
next Tuesday. All the committees are
hard at work preparing for your enter,
tainment.
THE attendance at the Worlds Fair
Sunday was only $1,000, and it was
much larger on either the preceding
or following day.
Mr.. G. A. Marlin, the present. deputy
auditor, is said to be candidate for
the democratic nomination for super
intendent of schools.
Yellow Pine lumber will not stand
our changeable climate, but you can
buy No. /, dimension pa and 2,6, etc. of
JohnWeighton for Sl5 per 1000 feet.
Conductor Herb Campbell, of the
Northwestern, is building a fine resi-
dence ut his home in Kirkman. Audi,
bon mechanics have been engaged up
on the work,
The Clathumpians are In secret train.
ing for big parade Mt Audubon next
Tuesday. These grotesque knights
will do gyrations and gymnastics for
your entertainment.
There Is considerable talk up In
Cameron township of making Amos
Fanchor the democratic nominee for
supervisor in the place of Oscar Hunt,
who is supposed to be candidate for
u second term.
Mr.. Geo. G. Eyerts, Wesly Switzer, s.
Il. Donaldson, Hans $. Anderson and
Jos, Wager are all hustling in the can.
wasting field in the interest of l.. N.
Taggart n Cos. Audubon nurseries.
They have q strong institution to work
for.
There will be at the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath service appro-
pirate for the Sabbath nearest to our
national day. Let us remember Gods
mercy to us rs people and ask his
continued favor. Subject, The Real
Strength of u Nation.
Our neighbors at Gray are preparing
for u mommoth old time celebration,
with IN Grafton, u good program of
amusements, and $3.50 worth of fire.
works in the evening, Theyoung men
of the town have the matter In hand
and are making things hum.
Messrs, 9. G. Langworthy II. A. FEES.
sler, Nels luton, Frank Talbot and
Elmer Ellis of Audubon, Jas. futon
and Peter Audas of Gray, spent last
week at Lake View fishing and boating.
They report good time, plenty Of fish
and the best of treatment ut Ripley's
resort.
Canada thistles are getting n good
growth in several parts of town. Al,
though the city authorities made he.
roic effort last fall to stamp out this
pest, they seem to be doing little bet.
ter for the attention received at that
time, and unless attended to soon will
go to seed again. Anyone who has a
certain means of destroying these
weeds ought to give the public the
benefit of his knowledge.
Prof. Repass has all arrangements
complete for the Teachers Institute
which conyenes Monday July 81, and
continues two weeks. The instructors
are Prof. 9. III. Quincy, conductor;
Profs. f. l.. Hooker, Mrs. M. 5. Holman,
Il. B. Woods, of Pleasantville, q. :. ID.
Mason, jr, of Neenah, Wis, and ID. Z.
Repass. Supt. Repass will make every
effort to give the teachers the most
profitable institute the county has ever
had, and urges upon every teacher the
necessity of attending. On the even.
ing of Monday, August T. State Super
intendent Kneoller will lecture before
the institute.
Geo. Gray and Willie Ross were driv-
ing to Gray last Sunday night, and as
they reached the top of the hill just
north of Geo. Ross place they were
met by two teams coming from the
north and racing. Mr.. Gray attempted
to turn out Of the way, but one of the
racers tried to make the same move,
with the result that both vehicles and
occupants were piled In badly scram.
bled'mass on the ground. Fortunately
no one was injured, although the top
of Mr. Gray's buggy was demolished.
George says this Is the twentieth acct.
dent of the kind he has met, always
getting out without scratch. The
racers were guilty of gross carelessness
to say the least.
The Watson Concert Co., will give an
entertainment at Russell's next Sat,
urday evening, July !. They have a
strong company and have received very
cordial press notices. Carl III. Carsten-
sen, yiolinist, is genious, highly edu-
Gated. Mrs. Carmichael is q vocalist
of superior ability. She is a graduate
of the Quincy Conservatory, and Is in.
deed a aplendid singer. The other
members of the company are Mr.. s. G. |
Watson and his daughters, Edith and
Emma, and Little Esther, the child
artist, but four years old. The com
pany is composed Of our Extra neigh.
bors, representing the best musical tai,
ent of the town, and with the assurance
that they viii give very pleasing and
satisfactory entertainment, we bespeak
for them good house.
The Manning base ball club, with a
few side remarks about shut outs and
air tight cinches arrived here yester-
day. They likewise departed, but alas
the air was not so tight and their shut
ters were at home. The game, although |
at no ctnUa uac Mopnino I'm IL yyao fun