Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-03-27
IOWA CUNDENSED ITEMS

Garner is to have brick and tile
factory.
Carroll is to have pickle factory
this season.
An alliance store is to be started at
Storm Lake.
3 A starch factory is talked of at
Charles City.
A creamery company is being organ
lied at Gushing.
A doctor atd drug store are needed
at Pocahontas.
Ten thousand tons Of hay have been
shipped from Wesley the past year.
A cooperative ere amery has .an
organized at Burt, itha eapitr :, stroll
Of $500
The Good Temp ,sars Of pomerov IRE
prosperous enouF III to erect building
of their own.
lake camp.meeting will
commence ane goth and hold over
two Sunda ~
- NJ. c. A. will erect build
ing a1 /ttumwa soon, the site having
airo'' " been purchased.
~ Insulting "a lady on the street a
IN <skuk dude paid fine of 1925 and
cent TO Jail for thirty days.
Over $4,000 will be distributed
'among the working people of Spirit
Lake as aresult OF the seasons ice cut.
Jesse Cozine aged 10, was killed at
his home near West Point by heavily
laden wagon passing over his body.
A railroad ticket nineteen years old
was taken up by a 30" conductor be-
tween Fairfield and Ottumwa the other
day,
Debarr was kicked in the head by a
horse which he was leading and was
so badly injured that he is not ex-
pected to live.
One hundred and seventeen entries
have been made for the stake races in
the coming meeting OF the trottirg
horse breeders at Cedar Rapids, Sept
16, II, Is and 10.
Council Bluffs has female somnam-
bulist who goes alb nut the streets at
night much to the discomfort OF police
men, who are compelled to wake up
and take her home.
Mrs. Dobson, OF Emerson, was Sc
riously injured while jumping from IA
moving train at Malvern the other
day. Her left leg was broken and her
right ankle sprained.
The district fair association OF Pella
have decided to Guild wooden shoe
palace and have appropriated $500 for
that purpose on condition that the cit
liens subscribe the remainder.
A gang of timber thieves who have
been operating in and around Albion,
have at last teen captured. During
TIE past year one farmer has had ten
acres of choice timber stolen and chop
ped off OF his tract.
c. S. Becker, hardware dealer OF
Keokuk, has made general assign
ment tow. A. Brownell, in behalf of
his creditors. The liabilities are esti-
mated at $l2 600 and the assets at
$1,000.
A 5 per cent tax for the construction
of the Winona & Southwestern railway
was passed at Usage, by vote Of sS2
in favor of and l6 against the project.
The best OF feeling exists aud the pros
poets for the road are first-class.
A number OF horses have died in the
vicinity OF Belknap during he past few
weeks and many others are seriously
ill. The disease is said 10 affect the
horse in similar manner TO the dis
temper but of a more serious nature.
NJ. B. Kelley, of Manson, Iowa, and
John Mulroney, OF Fort Dodge, step
ped from train at Council Hill, H.,
to look after their stock and fell from
trestlc thirty feet high. Kelley was
killed instantly and Mulroney probably
fatally injured.
A wreck occurred on the Iowa Cen
trail at Liscomb. A wild freight,
northhound, struck broken rail, and
the result was promiscuous piling up
of freight cars, involving much loss,
as all were loaded with merchandise.
All trains were delayed.
Mayor Patterson and the council of
Creston have locked horns. The coun-
Gil has made another demand of him
for $991.19 city funds in his hands,
which he won't pay. The council elect
ed John Donohue marshal, and the
mayor has suspended him.
William Perry, young man twen-
ty-two years old, son of a prominent
farmer living south of Harlan. was
killed by his horse becoming frighten-
ed at a hole in bridge and backing
the cart off the bridge and falling on
the young man. The horse was also
killed.
While hunting near Maquoketa the
other day Melville Fisher young
man OF that place, was seriously in
jured by the accidental discharge OF
his gun. Both thumbs happened to
be over the muzzle OF the gun when it
went of and were completely torn
away close to the hand.
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