Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-08-07
Following Is the list Of petit jurors
for the October term,


for the October term.
b. W. Carr. II. Van Slyke.
j. III. Wolfe, II. Il. Moore.
G. w. Miller. II. B. Hoyt.
VIM. Curtis. Il. Kilworth.
Geo. McLacklin. Samuel Gardner.
G. 4. Wiley. q. w. Cannon,
w. w. belong. Herman IIammann.
Nicholas Andrews. VIM. Theilen.
James Horton. Frank Gault.
j. M. Bryan. VIM. Hughs.
Frank NJ. Rice. Chris Valz.
David Moody. j. J. Dimick.
A National Farmers Congress Is to
be- held In Council Bluffs, commencing
August Goth. The following named
gentlemen have been designated rs d.
rectors from Audubon county: j. G..
Bonwell, A. II. Edwards, u. II. Moone,
+. +. Moore, Audubon; l.. NJ. Estes,
George Gray, l.. N. French, Gray;
Henry Zeller, Viola Center; Seth Hart
zell, Horace; Martin Larson, Kimbai-
ton; ID. A. Wetherby, Brayton; William
Walker, Extra. Further particulars
can be obtained from either of the di
rectors.
The little babe and ouly boy of NJ.
Mrs. o. l.. Lane, little Charlie, died las,
Saturday morning of cholera infantum
after only about twenty four hours III,
ness leaving most sad and lonely
home. Short funeral services were
held at the homo on Sabbath morning
at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev. Il. u,
Cousins, and tho precious little form
was laid to rest in Maple Grove ceme-
terry, Their little girl next youngest
has been very poorly for some months
and IL was feared for awhile that she
too must soon follow but we are glad
to announce that at present she appears
considerably improve and hopes are en-.
RETAINED of her recovery.
L. A. Thomas, deputy state vet,
ernarian, was called here from Atlantic
Monday, TO examine four horses sup.
posed to be afflicted with CHAMBERS, and
owned by Mike Chalmers, on section 8
Leroy Mr.. Thomas Immediately pro.
nounced the affection CHAMBERS, and
stated that they must be shot. The
owner would give his consent to kill
but one, that which was worst affected
The following morning the township
trustees met and condemned the ami.
mails so that the remaining three were
killed. Mr.. Chalmers is in very moderate
circumstances aud feels the loss severe,
", lie has driven the horses to town
frequently, hitched them to the posts
about town, so that there is soms rear
that other cases will, appear. Trustee
Scott was ipfomed of the disease last
Thursday and made haste to secure
official action, for which he Is eatitled
to much credit,
Geo. Keen is mighty rustler though
he makes little fuss about IL. Last
Monday morning with a full force of
masons and attendants he commenced
the foundation OF large brick shop
about 32xi5 feet on South Market street
and now has the walls up for a IL foot
story nearly ready for the upper ioist.
At present rates he will have the roof
on by Saturday night and ready to
move In and commence work in the
new building next Monday maGning,
giving just one week for completing
the new structure, He traded his two
lots where the old shop stands to the
Green Bay Lumber Company for their
two lots ABIDING him on the south and
on them he has built the new brick
shop. Now George you should place
in this new builing the machinery and
equipment foE q complete machine shop
snd give yourself q chance to utilize
the superior mechanical power and
genius you possess for the benefit at
the entire community and especially
your own pocket book. No better ma
ehinest or practical, valuable man or
workman inhabits our western slope
than Geo. Keen. Dan Lynch is the
home work man who russels the work
along