Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-12-11
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Chicken thieves infcst Lake City.
The Turner's of Dubuque are holding
fair.
Grinnell has now carriage factory
and foundry.
Dubuque has pu 'chasel new fire
steam engine.
Emmetsburg's new packing house
is running daily.
Hog cholera is making sad havoc in
Hancock county.
Several cases OF diphtheria arc re-
ported at Waterloo.
Davenport has made arrangements
for river carnival.
Cherokee pl opposes to erect $l0,-
> 600 Y. NJ. C. A. building,
Dubuque's electric street cars are
TO be heated by electricity.
Palo Alto county's hay and fax re-
ceipts for this year will exceed $780,
600.
A supposed mad dog was Killed at
Ossian after having bitten two chill
dren.
A. j. Stewart, of Waukon, has been
reelected colonel OF the Fourth regi-
ment /. N. G.
One of the largest Touring mills in
western Iowa is in course of construc.
= stis.,ust Modale.
~overturnlng Of a buggy at
lodge Patrick Conley and wife
n rst ere seriously injured.
:. . The G. A. r, lodge OF Emerson has
Tented the public schools with a
o1tand of national colors.
The justices and constables OF
Des Moines claim S2l, 900 for liquor
cases since June 5, 1890.
An analysis Of sugar beets at the
experimental station at Ames shows a
fair average of sucrose for the state.
There is talk of Cedar Rapids and
frstfarion capitalists organizing com
aRssscaarTdspy for the manufacture of beet SUI
Out Of the seventy=fSur deaths in
Des Moines during the month of No
VENEER eighteen resulted from diph-
liberia.
An interstate bridge to cost $780,
600 is TO be built across the Missouri
river between Council Bluffs and
Omaha
The Iowa state council Of the Cath
Ole Knights of America will be held
in Des Moincs the second Tuesday in
January.
There was large attendance at the
tenth annual me citing of the Iowa
Short Horn Breeders Association at
Oskaloosl.
Mrs. Mary +. King, aged 66, oil
Je~crson, died suddenly of heart dis.
disease while visiting her daughter at
Sioux City.
VIM. Mustard, hard seed man
from Eldora, is held in ST. 900 bonds
at 0tiumwa on a charge of attempt
ing criminal outrage.
The state treasurer has received
s6sS.94 through the governors Office
on Iowas account with the United
States for war claims.
The Rockwell Republican says that
within the last SIX months all land in
Calhoun county. has advanced in
price over $500 per acre.
Only two NJ. f. churches in Iowa
Brooklyn and Calumet-have voted
against women as lay delegates to
conferences OF the church.
Principal L. N. Clark, of the Fort
Dodge high school has resigned his
position TO take place in the govern
ment service at Washington.
Two tramps broke into the Mil
waukee depot at Melton and tapped
the money drawer They were caught
ut Dclmar and are now in Jail.
A new micrometer has been added
TO the collection OF instruments at
Iowa College, Grinnell. 1t is a very
fine instrument, and cost S275.
While the family were at church
the farm house OF S. w. VanYcorhees.
\ near Eldora, was burned to the
ground. The fire was caused by de-
\ fective flue.
new Perry District Fair Associ-
alton" has been organized With a
capital stock OF $1,000 Some of
perry's best citizens are at the head
of the organization.
A young sonof Albert Whitaker, of
East Burlington, was badly injured
while hunting rabbits, by the acciden-
tai discharge of a shot gun in the
hands of his brother.
John Williams and w. O'Connor
were released from the Anamosa peni-
Tertiary. and the next day they were
brought up in the Cedar Rapids police
court and will go back.
The Eagle Point Bucket Factory has
made 10000 buckets and 10000 tubs,
cut 100000 feet of lumber and has
stases and bottoms ready for 10, 600
buckets and $4,000 tubs.
The spring on the farm of Uncle Ben
Winkenman. two miles south OF Jetfer-
son, is attracting some attention. Its
water is said TO be medicinal, and il
strongly resembles Colfay water.
Silas Burt, aged Sc years, died al