Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-03-23


this week.
Mrs. Frank Fish is now sick with ty,
phoid fever.
A daughter of w. ii. Kelley is sick
with aggravated tonsilitis.
5. II. w. p. b, b. mean See Roberts
Wall Paper Before Buying.
Surely this is the equinox, for nothing
less could be so disreputable.
Kerosene and gasolone oil, loo Il
gallon ut f. A. Buthweg's.
Hiram Mendenhall is moving to his
Douglas township farm today.
Beacon coal, the best in the market
$3.50 per ton at Stuart Grain Cos.
Buy white and red cedar and white
oak posts at Overholtzer Il Gipple's.
Brick and tile at Brick Yard.
CuAs. TRAMP.
Get our prices on white oak posts
GREEN BAY LUMBER co,
1t is good TO see the dag tloating
over the school house more frequently
Audubon has more handsome wo-
men than any town in Western Iowa.
Lime 10 cents per barrel; Plastering
Hair (washed) 20 cents per bushel, NJ
Weighton's yard.
Ed Prick will arrive from Colorado
tonight with several loads OF cattle for
his Melville ganch,
They will lead the procession in '03
the Budlong and Keystone disk harrows
Sold by q. w, Hoover.
You can take your choice between
white and yellow pine--same price, at
Oyerholt2er " Gipples.
A bouncing boy baby was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Miller, four miles
west of town last Monday,
If il is the almighty dollar that you
are after, see q, w. Hoover before you
buy your farm implements.
The other day n small boy said that
all that Audubon now needs is cleo
trio cars and a police force.
Mrs. Nj. A. Shultz, the dressmaker,
arrived last week from Des Moines, and
is at home in the parlors over Preston's,
Ed Prick has just shipped from Colo,
RADIO Spring TO his Melville township
farm, u burrough Of about $50 pounds,
Mrs. w. w. Smith went TO Carson
today to attend the funeral of tho six
months old child of her brother, Tom
Bryant.
The young mon gave another dance
Mt the Citizens Bank hall for the en- ter
tainment of the +, o. Il. q. Club last
evening.
Il. Duke Maven Is in the city for the
purpose of organizing lodge of the
A. o. u. w. IL Is u good insurance
organization.
The Extra high school will present u
drama, The Last Loaf, under the tutor
age of that histrionic veteran, Edwin
Delahoyde, tonight.
There is no such thing rs soft yellow
Pine, except swamp pine. Good Yellow
Pine is hard, and will be sold cheap at
Weighton's lumber yard.
DIR. Pipher, of Griswold, is u oandi
can ticket In Cass county. Doctors
are popular in the Legislature.
Mr. Il. J. Hunter, better known as
"Bob" has sold his hardware store ut
Griswold, and ~ soon AS business mat,
ters can be settled will move with his
family to Colorado In hopes of improy.
ing his health. Mr.. Hunters many
Audubon friends will wish that he
may find that which he seeks.
Mr.. S. Ed Brown, the great solo sing
er, known to the people of our com
will give q concert In the M. Il.
church under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid society, Friday evening of next
week, March III. Admission 20 cents,
Everybody should avail themselves of
the opportunity of attending this en-
tertainment, which will be of high class
character.
DR.. Brooks speaks in high praise of
the work of the medical department of
the Iowa State University. The work
is very thorough, and that the pupils had
benefited by the course was proved
by their prompt answers upon exami.
nation. The Doctor thinks that medi.
cal students cannot find a better school.
Iowa has taken great pride In the Uni.
versity and 1t Is today realization OF
what the regents have aimed to make
It.
Chas. Stuart Camp, Sons of Veterans
has been revived and the following Of
icers for the ensuing year were install
ed by Past Lieutent Colonel l.. j. Yaggy
asst Monday evening: Captain, ID. l..
Freeman; First Lieut., W. NJ. Stuart;
second Lieut., l.. Bryan; Camp Council,
Ernest Mcllyaine, Ernest Bryan and
l.. J. Yaggy. Geo. Days Is delegate to
The state encampment to be held In |
Council Bluffs in June. We are glad |
10 see this camp, one of the best in the |
state, owning no doubt the best accou-
organized again, and from the |
interest the young men are taking 1t
will be lively camp henceforth.
1t behooves county recorders to do
public business with accuracy and |
by recent decision of |
he court that officer is made response
Die for his negligence. A purchaser of
and in an Iowa county examined the
ecords prior to closing the bargain,
Illu IL was bnOWH W Dc Cledl' w men
le went to file his deed he found the
ecord of an $500 encumbrance. IL
vas proved that the document had
een in the recorders office two days
rior to the purchase, and while it had
zen marked filed 1t was not indexed.
'or this negligence the purchaser re.
oyered $500 from the recorder.
ACQUITTED,-Th trial of John Il.
enkins for assault with intent to COM
lit great bodily injury on the person
I Peter Medearis was commenced in
he district court Thursday morning
nd was concluded on Saturday at o q.
l., when the jury returned verdict
[ not guilty. 1t was shown on the
rial that Medearis imputed dishonor
D Jenkins nephew, and the epithet of
ar was passed. Medearis then started
DR. jenkins, when the latter struck the
low on which the charge was brought.
'nder the instructions of the court,
enkins' act was justifiable as a means {
defense, as no unnecessary force was
mployed. Three of the jury were first
n conviction, but succumbed to the
rgument of the nine for aoqulttal
he prosecution was illadyised.
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