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

Garden City today.
a hearing until the January session
Of the district court.
The application for an injunction
against DR.. Cloughly will not have
Ed. Prick went to Chicago the
latter part of last week, remaining
over Sunday.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. g. Stuart was quite sick the first
of the week.
Enos Given, of Atlantic, was WIS.,
ting his many acquaintance here
over Sunday.
Bert Pedit, of Atlantic, was in the
city last Friday visiting his friend
w. II. O'Connell.
Miss Eva Gibson returned last
Wednesday evening from an OK.
tended visit in Kansas.
&c. Moore returned from Mis-
souri, Valley last Saturday evening,
and will remain until the last of the
week.
Mercury hovcrs around the dot
ten or twelve degrees below zero
these mornings, and the boys and
girls are enjoying sleigh riding on
snow.
"A. a. Ianer re-opened the Elk
horn meat market last Friday. Geo.
Bailey is Mr.. Zancr's valued assist.
ant while the latter superintends the
business.
Miss Ada Cross was very sick
with quinsy last week; indeed was
unable to speak for several days.
She Is rapidly recovering from the
painful atfliction.
DR.. &. M. Boone went to Chicago
Monday and after remaining there
n few days will visit at his old home
IN lama county, returning to Audu-
bon on Friday, the 10th inst.
Noah Rhodes will hold a public
sale on the Sth day Of December.
Mr.. Rhodes will remove to Ne
braska about the middle OF the
month to remain indefinitely.
Deputy Sheriff Crane is in town
today, enroute to Eldora with q lad
by the name of Ables, who will be
surrounded by the protecting iniu.
ences Of the reform school.
Frank Nicholson departed Friday
for Carlisle, where he will spend
the winter. He will return in the
spring, when the matter of rebuild.
ing the Touring mill will be earnest
ly considered. All will hope that
il may be rebuilt.
Chas. Russell, ST., started upon
the return TO his home ut Stoughton,
Wis, last Thursday evening. He
was accompanied by James Russell,
who will remain in that locality
about ten days visiting among his
relatives and friends.
The ladies of the M. L. church
realized about forty dollars from
their speculation in serving Thanks.
giving dinners and suppers at the
Did Wonder Store building. The
profits were very satisfactory, and
the full measure OF credit is due the
ladies' who performed the duties and
labors incident to the enterprise.
DR.. A. l.. Brooks attended the
shooting match at Atlantic last
Thursday, and did not return until
Monday evening last. There are
and matches, and it may
have been in arranging one not
lown on the bills that the young
man was detained. His long
absence created some anxiety on the
part of his friends, who, while not
feeling free to express decided opin-
ons on the question, still humor II
suspicion that the doctor was in
such congenial company that per-
pctual engagement would not be
lIstastcful TO parties concerned.
The Rev. Frank Evans, who Is
10 lecture in the M. L. church, Dec.
5th, 9TH, and 9Th, is one Of lowa's
foremost orators. The people of
will have a rare privilege
IN this opportunity of hearing him.
Rev. Evans will be remembered as
The one who met the Rev. Burnett
A few years ago in Des Moines in
oint debate on the question of pro-
hibition. He is also the author Of
nm excellent book on "Spiritualism
versus Christianity" The subject
Of his first lecture is "Facts and
Admission 80 cents for
the course, or IS cents for single
lecture. For benefit Of the NJ. +.
church.
In the shooting match at Atlantic
Thanksgiving day Bud killed A
birds out Of possible so, and AID
rich killed "A. The reader might
infer from these cold figures that
Mr.. Budd was the best shot, but
an enterprising local paper states
that Mr.. Aldrich labored under n
per cent of disadvantages, as COM
pared with his contestant, that over
come the difference in the score.
Mr.. Aldrich will make another
effort to beat the champion wing
shot Of the United States, in which
we hope he may be more successful
in making score to substantiate
the superior abilities his friends per-
sist in claiming for him.
Geo. Foster was sentenced to
nine months in the pcnitentiary, by
Judge Loot borrow at Carroll, last
week. His trial was for but the one
charge of forging a note when he
purchased a wagon. The second
Indictment for like offense will
stand against him until he has closed
his present extended contract with
the state. The Herald comments
upon the trial as follows, On the
trial Foster set up the plea of insan-
ity as defense, and in his testimony
accused his wife of having signed