Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-11-18
0SS.nEWS
Plenty of CObs at Ross.

Luse receives n carload OF limos |
coal this week.
John Wagner shipped hogs to Chi
cago Saturday.
Rob't Henderson shipped carload
of cattle to Omaha Sunday.
Tom Rutherford was loser of two
fine pigs Wednesday, killed by the
train.
Mrs. G. C. Cushion left last Friday
for visit with her brother near
Portsmouth, Iowa.
L. E. Corwin, of Viola township,
is a sufferer of erysipelas, his face be-
ing the affected part.
Ernest Falkowski will farm 100
acres belonging to John Weighton in
north Leroy township.
The district conference of the Ger
man Lutheran church will be held at
Defiance Sunday, December 5.
A number of neighborly neighbors
dined at the pleasant home of MI.
and Mrs. j. A. Cozine last Sunday.
Miss Pet Sweeney went to Carroll
last Thursday to receive treatment
for her eyes, having nearly lost the
use of them.
Albert Rudhick and family, of
Cameron township, will pass the hol-
idays with Mrs. Rudnick's relatives
in Cedar county.
Ed Finch has dehorned over $40
head of cattle in the past ten days,
making "muleys" of Is for Sam
Randles, in Cameron.
DC. Hunter clipped the hookers off
of 40 head of cattle for John Cameron
and 20 for L. N. Wickham and did a
very satisfactory job.
Mrs. Smith, of Correctionville, re-
turns Thursday of this week to her
home after a weeks visiting with her
brother, VIM. McCaw.
Uncle Steve Seward and wife and
Dan Corbin left for South Dakota
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Seward go
there to permanently reside.
!, Henry Conboy was the first man to
dump load of corn at Luse's new
elevator and the grain is now fairly
! rolling through the new machinery
E. S. Damon left Monday to pass
the winter with son in northern
Missouri He has been visiting sew
, eral weeks with his daughter, Mrs
, d. l.. Reid.
Friday of this week Grandpa S. B
Rice reaches the S0th milestone OF
his life. He bears remarkably vel
, the weight of his four score years and
. we hope many more may be added tc
his earthly existence.
While John Magill was burning
grass from slough last Friday the
fire got beyond control burning sew.
eral acres of corn for l.. N. Wickham
Chris Bauer and Mr.. Lehrenkraus-
= about three acres each.
e jess Williams returned to his South
2 Dakota home Thursday of last weel
after several weeks visiting with his
brother Dave in south Lincoln town.
ship. One carload of the cattle hi
brought with him Dave is selling t.
Audubon county feeders.
, Frank Taylor came to church a,
, Ross horseback" last Sunday anC
forgetting himself rode home will
other parties, leaving his horse at tn,
hitching post. Frank sent boy at
ter the horse but the smokes are OF
. him when he again shows up in Ross
.. SECTION 1896, Page SIS of the Code
referring to redemption from ia,
, sale, and how it is effected, is as
l follows:
"Real estate sold under the pro
visions of this chapter may be re
$ deemed at any time before the RICH
, of redemption is cut off by the pay
: ment to the Auditor, to be held b,
him subject to the order of the pur
n chaser, of the amount of which TIL,
; same was sold, and eight per cent
!, of such amount added as pen
atty, with eight per cent. interest pc
annum on the whole amount thu
+, made from the day of sale, and tn
: amount of all taxes, interest ant
costs paid by the purchaser or hi
dSSlSiCC loi an subsequent yea
}. or years, with similar penalty ad
t ded as before on the amount Of tn,
: payment for each subsequent year
T. and eight per cent. per annum OF
the whole of such amount e
= amounts from the day or days o
payment; but the penalty for non
= payment of taxes of any subsequen
year oryears shall not attach unles
e the same shall have remained un
!. paid until the first days of Marcel
Y after they have become due ant
: have become delinquent, nor shall
said penalty apply to taxes voted i,
the construction of railroad"
This is rather setback to tn
= : bidders at tax sales, but it will be
! great relief to the owners of prop
l erty who wish to, redeem.
There are SO penitentiaries ant
!. over II, 900 jails in the United States
u They cost $500, 900, 900 to built
\ them. The criminal EXPENSE to the