Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-12-12
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December 81
Thirty-two occupants enjoy the hos
pitality of the Elkader Jail.
A new lumber mill to employ 100
men viii be established at Dubuque.
A shopiifter has been making mark
Of Maurer's store, at Muscatinc lately.
The programmes for the thirty
fourth annual teachers association are
out.
Eight hours now constitutes q days
work in the Rock Island shops at Keo-
kuk.
There were 256 transfers in Council
Bluffs in November, amounting to-
1926, 294.74,
The Cedar Valley Bee Keepers as
ISOLATION will meet in Waterloo Dec.
IS and 10.
X. b. Kenney, Chicago travelling
salesman, died suddenly in Bedford a
few days ago.
Elite Dixon was found guilty of
shop.lifting in Muscatine court. She
appealed the case.
Blair Dillon, charged -
made his escape from the con
at Vinton few days ago.
The Kerr Barrel and Box company,
OF Muscatine, have reorganized with
double their former capital.
The case of malicious prosecution
against W. F. Reinert, at Burlington,
has been thrown out OF court.
A fire came near destroying the fair
held by the Presbyterian ladies at
Guthrie Center a few days ago.
Josep Butler, living near Walker.
in Lynn county, died from injuries re-
ceived in a runaway at that place.
The Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy
contemplates making extensive i'm
proyements to the Ottumwa depot
Burglars entered N. A. Felchs store
at Clinton and stole between $35 and
$40 worth of jewelry, revolvers, etc.
While skating at Clinton Harold
Howatt fell and received such injuries
as to cause him to be insensible for FIVE
hours.
Amanda Davis, OF OthImwa, wants
TO know the whereabouts of her hus-
band, who deserted her short time
ago.
A bed of dandelions in full bloom
we're discovered on the banks OF the
Coon, near Jefferson, on Thanksgiv-
ing.
Rev. Wilson Deuney has resigned
the pastorate of the Congregational
church at Clinton and will go to Chi
cage-~
A row occurred in the Salvation
Army hall at Charlton q few days ago,
in which one Fitzsimmons was badly
injured
G. Miller lost his money at a Coun-
ell Bluffs faro bank and to get square
made grab at the dealers cash. He
was ARRESTED.
Aunty Mason, an aged negro relig-
ious crank at Corning, has been adj
Judged insane and taken to the Mount
Pleasant asylum.
Burglars entered the bankrupt shoe
store at Council Bluffs, through rear
window, and carried away shoes to the
value of over 500.
Gen. George w. Jones, OF Dubuque.
who had gone south to see his old
friend, jefferson Davis, arrived too
late to see him alive.
mra. The Capital City Horse Company OF
~ Moines, fled articles of incorpor-
kom with the secretary of state.
= Capital stock $4,000.
A Denison man has invented reg
lister for5lc eping track of passengers
and fa es. He evidently has grudge
against railroad meu. o.
The new town of Lexington, in Os-
ceola county. has changed its name to
May City, there being another town Of
that name in the State.
Dillon Hinshaw, one and half miles
east Of Richland, lost his barn, five
head of horses. farming implements,
etc, by fire December 3,
The nine-months old child of Mr. II.
( r. Jensen of New Hartford swallowed
what was supposed to be nut shell
and died in short time.
. Programmes are out for the meeting
of the Northwestern Iowa Horticultur
al society, which convenes at Waverly
December 18th and 18th.
Rev. j. B. Casebeer, former pastor
OF st. Paurs NJ. Z. church at Coda
Rapids and resident of that city, hal
been stricken with -pa-rIysiS.
report of the insane
easant shows an aver
hts. while at the end o
lumber was 796.
a Sioux City timer
from his wife, forcet
point of revolver Il
year old child.
was found guilty o
at Fort Madison
a fine of 81, 900 wa
Judge Weaver.
houses of the West
TO-, Huttig Bros. o
|estroyed by fire a
he evening of the 3rd