Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-03-01
James Gallagher has conc to West.

The announcement of Ill. G.. Curtis
of Atlantic, for the Office of district
judge of the 10th judicial district of
Iowa, appears m'the daily Teicgrnph of
the 2Sth. He is doubtless well qualified
for sucha position,
MessrS, Jones Il NcNaraham, the live
and enterpriSiug hardware del lers, have
an advertisement in this issue of the
best gasoline stove ON the market,
Read the description, then call at the
store and examine the stove,
g. &. Foreman is in Linn county,
Missouri, with view to purchasing
and bringing back an assortment of
the choice mules raised in that country
together with first class patcmal an.
cestor Of that long.eared tribe.
Sir Knights Walters of Harlan, and
StOner of Des Moines, We're welcome
visitors at Godfrey Commmdery last
Tuesday evening and witnessed the
comforting of the Temple degree ON
Rev j, b. Harris of this place.
W, l.. Culbertson of Carroll, was in
audubon last week, lie announces
his readiness to erect brick buildings ut
amy time the Citizens Bank corner begins
to materialize in a substantial brick
form, Why not begin this spring?
Many of our readers will be glad to
learn that Mrs. W, J, Lancelot Is recov.
cring from Il very dangerous illness,
For several days her life was deSpaired
of, bat by devoted attention of her hus
band aud DR.. Brooks is conyaleScing.
II. $. Faux started this morning on
the G. * NV. with ear load of horses
for harrington, Cedar county, Nebr,
He takes with him those fine gray
matched stations displayed ut our fair
last fan and balance of load is made up
of good mares.
Miss. ID, +, Dix, our millinery queen
returned yesterday from Dies Moines
after an absence of about ten days
where she has been purchasing u large
and choice stock of spring goods in
latest styles. She also visited u short
t;mo 1T her old home in Ames,
Billy Marble, the popular comedian
supported by powerful dramatic com.
pguE will commence season of four
NIGHTS ut the Opera House, Wednesday,
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, March
I. s, 9, 10. Admission 20 and 80 cents
Seats now ON sale at lhe Citizens Bank,
Mr. John NJ. Grlggs goes next Mon.
day on u visit TO Monroyia, Indiana,
where his aged parents still reside,
His father is already more than 81
years Of age, while his mother now
past 80, lies very sick with little hopes
Of her recovery. Such visits of children
to parents though very sad, are alike
precious to each.
Among the list Of jurors drawn for
the next term of United States court
for the southern district of Iowa, which
ronyenes at Council Bluffs, March 21th,
1888, we find the following from Audit
bon county: +. Watson, Extra; +. T.
Bradley and :. A. Graham, Audubon,
grand Jurors. b. Il. Jenkins, Brayton;
\. II. Roberts and Frank Stotts, Audi
bon, petit jurors.
James \. Gray another of our worthy
citizens and staunch republicans, has
decided to leave us and move to Ne,
braska He has been blockaded here
since last Monday on account of the G.
b. & q. strike, awaiting the shipment
of several cars of goods to his new
! home in Nebraska. In the meantime
his old friend j. G. Burkcy is taking
good care of him and his.
Rumor says that Chas. lsham has
! purchased the property In the rear Of
! Jones 81 Mckarahan's hardware BtOr,
formerly occupied by VIC. Barton, ant
is closing a bargain with $. II. SchryveI
for the lot occupied by W. A. Jumpi
blaCksmitlI's shop. His intention IL Il
fit up first class livery barn fronting
east on Washington street. That vii
be one Of the most valuable stands 70
such business to be found In the cit,
and Isham Bros. know how to make /
a success.
4 very sad accident occurred in Gree
ley township yesterday, afternoon %
the farm of Ed. Rice. While shellin
corn, Mr.. Frank Rice, cousin of III. &
got his left arm caught between tli
carrier chain and pulley in such mar
nCr rs to break and 50 laceratc IT tina
il was necessary to amputate it abOu
, half way between elbow and wrist. ID
{. ". DcMOttc assisted by Or. ID. {
Lass performed the amputati0n an
, left the patient resting comfortably.
The Marble Dramatic Company, I'll
best that has visited us this season
70 closed their engagement here on Satu
l day night. They played six night
Z presenting change of play each nigh
alI o. sturdy nighs, the list nigh
: Of their appearance here, the oper
r house was filled from parquette to ga
| lcry. The Marbles have played man
times in our city, but never have The
brought snch fine company. Mas
=, Iiy Democrat.
+ Mrs. Jacob Gwin, the mother
Th0s. Gwin and Mrs. Isaac Layland,
( this county, died at her home in Gri
4 nell, on Feb. 10, aged - years, mOnt
i and II days. The deceased was boz
in ChOckton county, Ohio, but had be-
Il resident of Iowa for many years. 81
had been consistent member Of Il
r ! United Brethren church since 1868. ~
u leaves eight children, the youngest b
= ing II years of age, to mourn her los
,The funeral was held at Gfinnell 0
ednobday, the 22d.
; Whi,a ". Is. Davis men were loadin
) , load of ,aorn fodder in the field Ia
saturday. the team took fright and r;
! ,,,,,v While under full Roadway the