Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-06-04

oring Il strict enforcement OF the pro-
hibitory law and consuming tho mayor
for issuing licenses to liquor dealers ms
houses of amusement.
The miners representatives claim
there has been no trouble mt Mystic,
and that the reports of threatened dis
turbances have been circulated by tho
operators TO injure their cause. They
also claim that Master WORKMAN Scott
has had the undivided support of the
strikers at every iuncture, Chairman
Beatty has given il out that COM
promise has boon offered ut tho mines
whereby the miners can resume work,
and had been givea permission, but
they declared that they will not return
till their demand are acceded TO.
Tho Iowa Wesleyan cadet corps, ut
| Mt Pleasant under the able instruc-
| tor Lieut.. W. A. Dinwiddic is doing
some splendid work this spring. The
corps was organized four years ago,
and has progressed from II single
company OF half uniformed poorly
armed men TO a battalion of four splcn-
didly drilled companies of uniformed
cadets, armed with tho latest L. $.
! Springfield cadet rifles. The annual
competition drill OF companies for the
'Penfeld Prize takes place nj com
mcuccmcnt. and tho contest of batter
les A and at their annual geld meet
Fort Dodeg is just now engaging in
the livlcst real estate boom expert
enccd for years. During the spring
there has been such a gcneral trans
J ferring OF titles to town lots that the
prices on all property for salo have
| been advanced. Two new additions
have been planned and plated, ono OF
them, the Butlel-C artcr-Grillln adj
dition being now in the market. An
other company headed by DIR, j. w.
Kline has purchased 100 acres just
west of the city, AMI will sell lots on
the installmcnt plan. There Is alsC
an extraordinary demand for tone,
mcnt houses there, and new ones are
being erected.
A young unmarried attorney o
Council Bluffs recently purchased !
box of Strawberries in which he found
an inscription which read like this
kind Friend, who cats this box o
berries, would Like for them e
Write me how the berries was. al
the bcIriers grower and my address i
Miss Dina Crummcll, SarcoXlc, Jaspe
county, Mo- The disciple of Black
stone penned lovely missivo il
answer and closed with an earnest mp
peal for the young lady's photograph
A few days later II heavily built MAJ
, with FIST about the size OF the larg
: end OF telegraph pole arrived il
! Council Bluffs looking for tho ma
who had undertaken the alienation @
} his wifc's objection. Tho young NJ
torncy is out Of the city for II few days
Robert Adams, aged 30, u rcsiden
of Manly became infatuated with Mis-
I Rose Bergode5, aged 20, and upon th
promise that he would decd his valu
I able farm to her she consented TO b
= his wife. Shortly after the winsom
lady went TO Rockwell to keep hous
| for George c. Armstrong. Recent
che returned TO her Adam and the dee
Q was made out the consideration bein
2 81, $40 with 81 paid in hand. The
5 lof4 for home, the marriage to tax
Q place in four or five days, but il di
: not. She returned to her George 1
Il Rockwell, and the next day but on
they came to NorthwooI where anothe
G deed was made and properly filled coz
: veying the land TO Geo. c. Armstrong
y consideration 81 600; with So paid
g hand. They left together, and the ol
n man is left alone, but wiser. Actio
! has beon commenced by his children o
h the ground of alleged fraud.