Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-28

day. We look for SOOQ aGIehudieo.
Mrs. Mary Nedrow, of Cedar county,
Nebraska, is visiting old friends here.
E. Storey is getting ready to leave
for Arkansas about the middle OF
March.
Miss Myra Crow attended the school
entertainment at Manning, Friday
evening.
d. Nichols expects to accompany e..
Storey to Arkansas. Mr.. Nichols holds
a sale March 6.
Geo. Gray returned Thursday even
ing from trip to Chicago and other
points in Illinois.
The Reddick Brothers were down
from Manning Saturday evening visit
ing our Odd Fellows.
Frank Mclaughlin and Walter Aud
as are going to irrigate the great
American desert" this season.
John Benson was in Audubon Mon
day getting the ballots printed for the
city election and securing the necces-
sary cards of instruction.
The entertainment at the church
Saturday evening was well attended
and under the able management OF u.
P. Wiley it was very enjoyable affair."
We understand that Rev. Elliot has
commenced revival meetings at Man
ming. and consequently has not been
here to assist Rev. WickWire in his
meetings.
The Old Folks concert will afford
amusement Saturday evening, March
9th, come everybody. Mr.. Wiley is
90" at such work and we would like
to see the people of Gray better appre-
ciate his labors.
The many friends of Peter Audas
will be glad to hear that he is enjoy
ing his hunting trip in the mountains.
He reports that they have been camp
ing all winter without any inconven.
fence from Cne weather..
Polzin Il Gray have made a num-
Der of changes in the interior arrange
ments of their store room. The
groceries have been put to the back of
the store and more room has been
given the dry goods department.
One grade of our school closed last
Friday and the other grade will be out
this week. Our teachers are among
the very best in Audubon county and
we hope they will be engaged again,
we mean by the director, girls.
Some of the candidates on the citi-
zens ticket will not have "walk away"
at the city election. Another caucus
was held one evening last week and
part of ticket nominated. Whether
this second caucus was held in the
spirit of reform" or simply for the
sake of little opposition, we were un-
able to learn.
SC. Handles returned from Chicago
Friday, where he had been disposing
OF three cars of very fine fat cattle.
Mr. Handles shipped over the Rock Is
land owing to the fact that that road
was more accommodating to him, and
although he drove his cattle to Audi
5~u for shipment, it being eight miles
against three to Gray, still with the
comfort afforded his stock, coupled
with the very fast time made his
shrinkage no more than if he shipped
from here.
City election in Gray promises to be
lively. Two tickets are in the field and
while number of the names are du-
piicate there are some places for which
there are two candidates. The tickets
are as follows: Citizens; for mayor, H.
y. Kennels; recorder, G. H. Wilson;
treasurer, James Grow; assessor TO fill
vacancy, Walter Wakefield; council
men II. B. Shelly, f. G. Hepp, p. G.
Holler, G. P. Wiley, John Polzin, Albert
Goomes. independents; for mayor, II.
y. Kennels; recorder, j. T. Benson;
treasurer, y. B. Comstock; assessor Ito
ill vacancy, J. B. Masters; council
men, III. B. Shelly, Z. c.. Hepp, c. i.
1IcLachlin, G.P. Wiley, John Polzin,
Albert Coomes.
We don't understand why Ross don't
afford correspondent, especially when
such rich bits of lews are so available
Only last week one neighbor became
angry at another and to avenge an i'm
aginary wrong transferred small
building from his neighbours farm tt
his own. Now it is question how tt
return it without being seen before
is again needed. 1t is dilemma; hi
neighbor can't get along without it ant
he don't want it around. How tn,
matter will be settled we are all anx
O to know