Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-03-12
Roberts is ON deck with a magnificent

DO not buy wall paper until you look
at A. III. Roberts stock.
Miss Nina Sylvester is visiting with
friends in Guthrie Center.
The old settlers all know the place
to buy wall paper is at Roberts.
Engineer Walt Munsen took lay Off
Monday. A man from Boone operated
the lever
Roberts has always led the wall paper
trade, and is prepared to do 1t again
this year.
Samuel Mclaughlin, of Oskaloosa, at
tended the funeral of his mother, Mrs,
Jos, Mclaughlin, Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Turnbull of Detroit, Mich,
is expected to preach in the Presbyter'
ian church next Sunday morning. Mr..
Turnbull Is a brother of Mrs. Thos, Oil
vcr.
And now comes the season when the
good housewife begins to look around
for some nice wall paper to beautify
the home after the smoke of the winter
and she finds 1t at Roberts and is so
happy, because IL Is SO cheap.
Cloughly Il Ford invite all the ladies
to call and see their large stock of new
millinery goods. They have spared no
pains or expense to please the taste of
the ladies of Audubon and vicinity, and
will be gratilled TO rc,eive the approval
which patronage implies,
Fifteen years ago the daughter of
Adam Pickett, of Carroll county, was
stolen. She was then four years old,
and has just been returned to her par.
ents. She has been kept captive on a
boat by fisherman In Arkansas and
has been wholly without the influences
of education and society,
VIM. Mehlc Is showing an extensive
line of finely assorted goods for the
spring trade IN his merchant tailoring
line. Mr.. Mehlc always selects nice pat
terms and reliable goods which togeth
or with first class work, makes the gar.
ments he turns out always satisfactory
come of the finest patterns ever shown
in the city may now be seen ut his shop
Mr., Everett j. story and Miss Emma
Moody were married ut the residence of
the brides mother In Lincoln township,
Tuesday ut | p. NJ, Rev. j. II. Haggy
officiating, The groom is the son OF
Mr.. A. J. Story and an upright and
highly respected young man. The bride
he has won Is one of the most cstimable
young ladies in that township and will
prove a worthy helpmect. We join
with their many friends In congratula'
tions.
A deer was seen by those on the south
bound Rock Island train Friday morn.
ing. Just after the train crossed the
bridge over the liotna tho little animal
went bounding past and was soon out
of sight. Several passengers were i'm.
mediately burning with fever and long.
ed for guns and dogs. The deer Is one
Of a pair that has inhabited the timber
thereabouts for a number of years
These hnrmleaa relies of lormer days
should be left to die q natural death.
Mr.. III. II. Willis recently returned
from Lexington, kyn bringing u fine
Kentucky racer to be kept upon the
Stuart ranch In Melville. "Goy Gear "
is thoroughbred, five years old, weighs
1900 pounds, dark bay with black
points and was purchased at an expense
Of $500. lie Is u fine animal and shows
his breeding IN build and movement.
The animal Is valuable addition TO
the fine stock In Audubon county. Mr..
Willis also brought Thoroughbred
mare COLT,
Mr. Chas. Ashton, the 9th Iowa dis
trict member of the Columbian Expo.
sitlon, Is wide awake to his duties and
desires to make the best showing posi-,
BILE of the district, In u circular to the
public he says: 81 desire correspond
encc with agricuturists, horticultur.
lists, manufacturers, artists, educators
and inventors, boards of trade, and Ill
others who have or will take interest In
the great fair, that these grand counties
in this fair and fertile western Iowa
may have honorable presentation IN
that display Of the cxcellences Of the
nations. The live stock that will be ex
hibited in the great fair should now be
in course Of preparation. The grain
produced the coming summer may b,
of such excellence in quality that 1t may
be highly proper to preserve of then
fer the display in 1893, Artists, edu
, Gators, manufacturers and inventors are
! giving thought to the exhibits Of theil
/; skill. With all such we desire CORES
!. pondence." Our people should Civ,
l Mr.. Ashton hearty support in his effort
6 and the best understanding can be ar
. rived At by correspondence. Address
5 Chas. Ashton, Guthrie Center, Iowa.
Judge Macy adjourned district court
t yesterday afternoon, after q session OF
!. fifteen days duration. Fines for yiolat
4 ing the prohibitory law were imposed
Y as follows: VIM. Burns $500; J. w. Is
g Cole $500, and costs IN each casp. VIM
. Allon was fined $500 or sixty days al
hard labor for keeping gambling
! house. In the case OF the SchOenh0fcn
Brewing Co. vs. the sheriff, a yerdict was
returned for defendant. The plaintiffs
claimed liquors siezed by the sheriff
while searching premises of parties
, keeping 1t for sale. The brewing com
pany has several other similar eases In
the state and will appeal them ALL Mr..
Burns will appeal from the decision,
but the other parties seem willing to
abide the sentence The one divorce
case was Mrs. Graham against Scott
Graham. The lady testified that her
, husband was industrious and applied
all his wages 10 the support of the fami.
ly. The case was continued. Jas. Pep
pers, indicted by the last grand jury,
gave bonds TO appear at the next term