Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-10-10

Remember Auam taruner Dig suie,
October 10, on the Cochran place.
Good brick, and tile from three to six
inches. CHAs. TRAMP.
For sale bills call at THE REpUBL.
CAN Office. Good work quickly executed.
Ladies are invited to call at Cloughly
and Shoesmith's millinery establish
ment and see the new stock.
You will find the best stock of lumber
at lowest possible prices at the Green
Bay Lumber Co. Give them a call.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Suits made to order by Abrams & Ba-
ker are guaranteed to tit In every par
ticular and to give satisfaction. They
are much cheaper than can be made
elsewhere.
Mrs. ii. w. Wilson was suddenly
called home to West Liberty, Iowa, by
telegram Monday announcing the Sc
we're illness of her aged father, who Is
So years old and quickly failing.
II you intend building do not fail to
let us figure on your material, as we can
save you money. Besides giving you
the most complete stock in Audubon
county to select from.
GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.
Miss Cordelia Dearinger of Sully,
Iowa, arrived last Thursday Oh visit
with her sister who is teaching the Som.
mer School in Douglas township. She
is also visiting her cousins Mrs. Staley
and Bagley, and thinks seriously of re-
naming here.
LOsT.-Tuesday evening, three bead
of horses. One mare nine years old had
halter on. One brown gelding five years
old had halter on, PAGES some when go
ing slow, puffs on hind legs. One brown
gelding three years old, PAGES some Ind
has wire cut on fore foot. A liberal re-
ward will be given to any one furnish.
ing information of above described
stock.
CHAs. ISLAM.
Audubon, Iowa.
Auditor Rendleman replies respect
fully to those who asked for an itemized
report of the receipts and expenditures
of the poor farm, pleading n pressure
of business as sufficient reason tor de-
clining to furnish such a report, and re-
ferring the petitioners to the records OF
the Office. The records are, indeed, what
a lawyer would term the best evidence.
The ladies of the w. G. T. U. through
their delegate, Mrs. OFT, at the state
convention were able to secure Mrs. }.
Ellen Foster for lecture at Audubon
the last of the month, the exact date
will be given in our next issue. Mrs.
Foster is well known as an effective
speaker, keen, clear and always inter-
esting. The ladies are to be congratu-
lated in thus securing 80 notable a
speaker.
The new shelving and inside fittings
of Frank Gleason's new stone front
grocery store are well nigh completed.
They are at once neat, convenient and
elegant, and when all finished and fitted
to place will complete one Of the most
convenient, attractive and substantial
grocery stores in the state. Messrs.
Switzer & Hacker have displayed excel
lent taste and skill of workmanship In
the construction of these elegant fit
tings, and Mr.. Gleason deserves great
credit for the erection of so fine struc-
ture in our city where he has mainly
acquired the means with which to com
plete such a work.
Ell. Freeman with his street force
has just completed an excellent job of
work on the street leading to the North
Western depot. He has put In sub
stantial stone arch culvert in the big
slough, cut down the hill and widened
the entire grade, so that we now have
at that place one of the very best streets
I'm the city, and fixed in such shape
that wet weather and spring mud will
not seriously effect the condition. Bert
is doing some excellent street work this
fine weather. A few days work with
Leroy townships new grader would
make our streets all in good shape for
winter wear.
Ed. James. who has been working on
the farm of John Hutchinson near
town, has proved to be character
wanted" elsewhere. A constable ar
rived here from Creston last Friday
looking for him, and drove to IIutchin-
sons place only to learn that he had de-
parted for Carroll In answer to sub
poenae to appear and testify In the
McCuen-Loch case. The constable re-
turned here to find James at the North
Western depot awaiting the departure
of the train north. In company with
b. G. Foreman the constable went to
the depot and they entered either door,
trapping Jones before he knew that he
was sought. He INDUCED some exple
tiyes because of his so called hard luck,
and objected still more strenu0usly to
the iron cuffs, but he finally acceded to
the demands of the officers. James Is
wanted for the crime of seduction.