Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-05-28

Inc jury FOUND IL. III. Benson guilt.
as charged in the indictment.
Charlie Colee has tempting offer I,
so on the road for cigar house.
A. IL. Edwards went to Atlantic to
day to attend the Short Horn cattl,
sale.
Reese Dickey returned today from
Sac county, where he has sixty head o
cattle grazing.
| G. Is. Russell suffered an attack o.
brain fever last week, but is fully re
covered and attending to business again
On account of the Mckinley bill
Lewis I've is only 10 cents per can at The
Cash Bargain, store and other goods il
proportion.
A. l.. Boysen and wife of the Or
| phan's Home at Elkhon left for Den
mark and Germany last Saturday, At
ldRtic Telegraph.
The new postoilice building was com
pleted and ready for occupancy Tues
| day, The three-inch plank walk in
front is a comfort and u JOY forever.
Another light frost "Wednesday morn
ing. While the light frosts are not do
iRg particular injury, they are surely re
tarding the growth of all vegetation.
Charles Van Gorder and Frank T.
Bradley left Tuesday evening on q
business trip in Northeastern Nebras
ka. They will be absent about week
Marion L. Johnson attended the flu
neral of his brotherin-law, Allen Green
in the northeastern part of Shelby coun
ty last Saturday. Death was the reSult
of grip. Is
John Jay is a candidate for the dem
Ocratic nomination for sheriff in Carroll
county. Carroll is hopelcssly demo.
cratic, so is John, and he would make a
good officer.
Charlie Tramp will soon build two.
additions to the house he now occupies
and is talking of building u brick house
on his residence lots in the eastern sub.
urbs this fall.
Tom Musson and Charlie Coleo ship
ped two cars of cattle and two of hogs
Saturday evening, They returned to,
day. They received $3.50 for hogs and
| 1925 for cattle.
"A little girl in her prayer illustr ated
the value of advertising. In her irno,
cence she exclaimed. Lord, make me
pure-makc me absolutely pure, like
baking powder"
John McLGran, of Adair, Mrs. Blanch-
ard, of Creston, Simon McLeran and
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Court, of Omaha, at
tended the funeral of Miss Elsie Nc
Leran Wednesday.
A three year old child of Mrs. Herrick,
living ut the home of Doc. Phipps, in
Ilamlin township, lost finger in corn
shelter Monday. Dr. Brooks was called
and made the amputation.
A gentleman who lives some twelve
miles from Audubon, but who is stuck
on the town, makes the suggestion that
Broadway, from the Rock Island depot
to the park ought to be paved.
The fire boys are practicing industri-
ously for the contest at the tournament,
and it looks as though nothing but ac-
cident can prevent them from bringing
home the big belt for the third time.
L. N. Darland, ST., was in town yester-
day for the first time in many months,
| having been q severe sufferer from grip
and complications. The pleasant wealth
has brought a return of good health.
Lon Templeman is out of location
by reason of the removal of the postof
flee. 1t is probable that he will find a
good opening within few months. He
will work at his trade, painting, for a
time.
TO each purchaser of dress pattern
valued at $500 or over we shall pre-
sent, free of charge, our Perfect Fitting
Basque pattern, made from the famous
Butterick designs. Regular price of
pattern, 80 cents.
VAN SCoY & Son.
Let all join in the Memorial Day ex-
ercises next Saturday. 1t is becoming
to pay tribute to the dead and the liv-
ing who fought in defense of the flag,
and it is as well inspiring to better citi-
zenship and more fervent patriotism.
A very appropriate program of exer-
cises is published elsewhere.
For the Annual Tournament Iowa
Firemans Association to be held at
Cedar Rapids, June 9th TO 18th, the G.
NJ. q st. p. R'y., will sell excursion tick
cts from Manning TO Cedar Rapids and
return at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets will be sold June Sth To 18th,
inclusive and will be good to return UNI
til June 18th.
The Seven Day Adventists of Iowa
will hold their annual camp meeting at
| btD w OlllNo, DuIC VJI-IDJli. Ih' thih
will be located in the beautiful grove of
Oak Park, Des Moines' most beautiful
suburb. Excursion rates have been Sc
cured on all the railway lines in the
state, able speakers will be present and
a large attendance is expected.
A continuance was secured in the
case of the Cloughly administrator VS..
the U. S. Life Insurance Co. Myers &
Griggs, attorneys for the plaintiff, took
new grounds in that they claimed that
the conditions which the defendants al
lege as vitiating the policy existed at
the time the policy was issued. This
caused the Des Moines attorney, Mr..
Ben Coffman, to ask for continuance
which was granted.
The committee which went to Omaha
last week to buy power for the electric
light apparatus decided upon sixty
five horse mower engine unOn which