Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-12-02

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| +. M. Jones has been very sick
with lung fever, but is convalescing.
Miss Minnie Croy, of Extra, is
visiting with her many friends in
Audubon.
Services at Presbyterian church
next Sabbath morning and evening.
Subject in the evening, "The Six
Days of Moses"
| ]. M. Griggs, Esq, was called to
Extra on business last Saturday, and
remained over Sunday visiting
among his friends.
The pupils of the public school
give free literary and musical en-
tertainment at the Presbyterian
church this evening.
Rev. Is. Harriss WENT to Indian.
ola Tuesday, on business connected
with Simpson College, expecting to
return the latter part of the week.
f. w. Beghtol, of Holdredge,
Nebr., was visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
mo. ii. Kate over Sunday, return.
ing home the first of this week ac-
companied by Mrs. Kate.
County sherifls, deputy sheritis
and ex.sherifls of Iowa, will meet
in convention at Sioux City, on
Dec. 9Th and 10th. Our William
will attend and deliver the Grafton.
b. f. Howald has large
and nicely displayed advertisement
OH the opposite page of this
paper. His stock is immense
and commands the attention of the
purchasing public.
Mrs. b. w. Carr has been dan
gerously i'll with sciatic rheumatism,
the disease affecting the heart. She
is much better at present, and no
fears are entertained Of immediate
recurrence Of the painful ailment.
A right royal good time was en-.
joyed by those who attended the
dance at Blackwood's rink last
Thursday night. The social ease
and abandon of a number Of the
participants was notable feature.
Allison Post, G. A. r., attended
the funeral of the late Benz. f. Mil.
Ter, last Thursday and the intcrmcnt
was performed in accordance with
the funeral rites Of that order, OF
which deceased was an honored
member.
Will ID. Forbes has built a large
addition to his poultry packing es.
Enlistment on Leroy street, and
with greatly increased facilities ex.
poets to do an extensive business in
that line this winter. He has already
commenced buying.
Ed. b. Cousins will start on Sat.
urday morning for two weeks visit
with his many friends in Cedar
county, going first to Clarence,
where Mrs. Cousins has been visit
ing since the 9th ultimo. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cousins will return Oh the
18th inst.
"What is your husbands bust.
nessi" demanded the census marshal.
ale has no business" replied the
woman of the house. "Well, what
does he work att" ale doesn't
work at all, he's labor reformer."
"Sure enough, and what do you do"
"Plain sewing and washing and
ironing."-ES.
II. ]. Seimer and Viola A. More.
land were married in Atlantic Mon.
day afternoon. This couple was in
Audubon Monday forenoon, and
applied to Clerk Hunter for license
to wed, but the applicants were UNI
able to identity themselves, where
fore that dlgnitary refused the sweet
boon they asked.
A small boy rushed into drug
store and yelled, "Ed! Ed! Ma
sent me down to the drug store
quicker'n blazes, cos bub sicker'n
dickens with picken chox and she
wants teaful spoon of polly Collie
in this din Upper, cause we hadn't
bot gottle, and the kint pup has
got the mitten pop tea in it.--Ex.
The city council of Anita recently
put up city scales and passed an ordi-
nance that all grain, coal, etc, in
lots exceeding 1000 pounds be
weighed on the city scales. The
grain and coal dealers of that place
applied to Judge Looibourow to
issue an Injunction from enforcement
Of that ordinance which was granted
Monday.
w. r. johnson, ]. p. Brock and
N. II. Vineyard, all of Gray, were in
town Monday. Justice Vineyard
was taking the deposition OF Mr.
Johnson in civil case now pending,
in which Mr.. Johnson and Mr..
Brock appear as plaintiff and defend
ant. The deposition IS now taken
on account OF Mr.. ohnson's contem.
plated departure to Gunnison, Colo.
]. l.. Stotts, Esq, has opened a
law office at Sun Dance, Wyo. Ty.
During his long residence and law
practice here he attached to himsefa
large circle of friends who will learn
with satisfaction of his prosperity in
n distant field. In his profession he
is well schooled, and his integrity
entities him to carte blanc to the
confidence Of the people Of that
community.
The board of supervisors has
placed the delinquent tax list
in the hands Of Theo. +. Myers,
Esq, for collection. Attorney
Myers has issued to delin-
quents notice of the amount due,
and requests response before Janu-
airy Ist 1887. He offers the most
lenient treatment and liberal terms
to parties involved who will give