Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-15
TERMS
AROUND THE STATE

man on the Chicago Great Western,
was killed by sunstroke at Dundee, Ia,
Tuesday.
The president has appointed N. B.
Ashby of Cedar Rapids as consul to
Dublin, Ireland, with salary of ST.
900 year.
Comptroller of the Currency Eckels
has appointed Elmer A. Howard re-
ceiver of~the First National bank of
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
e. L. Meyers committed suicide at
Hampton. He blew the top of his
head off with shotgun. His age was
30, and love affair caused the rash
act.
3Simon Rauch, son of a we'll do
farmer living near Toddville, and CASH
Ter of the Golden Eagle Clothing COM
spany, hung himself in his room
are all straight and i'll health is as
signed as the cause.
The state auditor has issued GER
tificate to the Savings bank of James,
vile. GAINESVILLE is in Breemer county.
The capital stock of the new bank is
$4,000 and the stockholders are nearly
all farmers. George l.. DAVIS is presi-
dent. and F. II. Schultsmeyer Is secre-
tary.
Articles of Incorporation were filed
i'll the o flee of the secretry of state by
the Come Up Mining company, of Colo
RADIO, The principal place of business
shall be at Council Bluffs, Iowa, with
branch offices at Omaha, Nebraska, and
Lake City, Colorado. Capital stock
$500, 600.
The Masonic grand lodge of Iowa
closed Its annual session at Davenport
The victory won by the opponents of
Cerneauism, in the election of officers,
WAS emphasized by vote on amend.
ing chapter 81 of the code 1t stood
7S6 to 429 IN favor of the position taken
by the grand lodge at its former session.
Mr.. S. c. Black, of Clarinda, has been
appointed assistant secretary of the
State Agricultural Society by John r.
Shaffer. Mr.. Black has been cashier in
one of the banks in Clarinda for some
time. He is graduate of Parsons col
lege, Fairfield. and will no doubt make
an able assistant for Secretary Shaffer.
Mt. Pleasant is all worked UP over
the elopment of Miss Mira Hope and
Charles Rouse. Miss Hope, who lately
returned from Washington with her
mother, had been visiting in Burlingt ton
with friends and was met by Rouse and
they were quietly married. Her mother
is Frustrated with grief over the action
of her daughter.
The Masons and Odd Fellows
Union Aid association of Marshalltown
filed articles Of Incorporation in the
Office of the secretary of state. 1t is
life insurance scheme. The directors
are w. II. Norris, NJ. Bechler, A. l..
Beardslee, Ii. c. Haeberle, w. c.
Cauley, NJ. +. Leroy, ]. f. Merry, j.
II. Abbott and ii. L. Raum.
The announcement of the arrest of
Thomas l.. McCracken at Washington
for robbing dead letters caused in
tense surprise at Marshaltown, his
old home. He was at one time collector
of internal revenue, also sheriff
of the county for number of years.
He was one of the founders of the Mar
shalltown Republican and later editor
of the Webster City Freeman.
Judge Hoyt at West Union sentenced
Ollie and Aslack Thompson, who, on
the night of March %, attacked Louis
johnson with knives and clubs, leaving
him for dead, to the penitentiary for
term of three years Henry Fatman,
the Oelwein forger, was sentenced to
the penitentiary for SIX months. More
criminal cases have been turned off at
this term of the district court than
at any previous term for years.
At the recent session of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society at Osceola the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, c. f. Camp
bell of Des Moines; first vice-presldent,
w c. Edinger of Des MONIES; second
vice. president, Miss Ida Uham bers of
Zero; secretary George III. Parker of
Des MoinGs; treasurer Miss Laura Cor
don of Osceola, It was decided to hold
the next convention in Des Moines.
Two men tramplng over the country
boarded freight train on the Rock
Island going east from Council Bluffs.
When a short distance from the city
one of them fell off the top of the car
and dislocated his neck. He was taken
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lie gave h,s name as William McGrieve,
and said that his home was near Des
Moines, where his father owns a farm
OF nearly 300 acres. 1t is thought that
he cannot live.
The assignee of the Union Stock
Yards bank at Sioux City is paying off
all the accounts of savings depositors
with the bank. After the failure on
. Saturday the officers of the bank ar
ranged with the clearing house associ-
alton for paying the depositors.
Security was given, and the eleven
banks in the association furnished the
money needed in equal shares. No
tronble has been experienced by any
other. banks as result of the failure.
The Avoca Real Estate and Invest
ment company filed articles of incor-
poration in the Office of the secretary
of state. The capital stock is $50, 900.
S. ii. jerks, n Hodgson and JoLn j.
Spindler are incorporators.
From Waterloo was forwarded
Iowa's butter exhibition for the Worlds
Fair to Chicago c. l.. Gabrielson, of
New Hampton, secretary of the Iowa
State Dairy association, has collected
the exhibit The consignment is made
up of 5000 pounds of prime goods con-
tributed by more than ninety cream
cries and about thirty.five private
dairies
Abraham Lassavant, Sioux City
La.. 81 ,aclx h,r Illiaois Gaatral