Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-02-23

Two Dig fags floated over Gray OF
Washington's birthday.
A four year old son of VIM. Roberts
is critically Ill of lung fever.
w. ii. Neff has been on the sick list
this week, but is better today.
John II. Wills will move to Fairmont
Ind, the latter part of the week.
VIM. Dryden will ship another cal
load of horses to Boston this week.
Get our prices on white oak posts
GREEN BAY LUMBER co.
Mr.. Homer Northup came down from
Sac county last Friday to spend few
days with old friends.
Drs. Brooks and Miller will go to
Atlantic tonight to attend the ban
quet of the Botna Valley Medical AS,
ISOLATION.
Chris Graft and Chris Seibell arrived
last night from Atlantic with their fam
lilies and belongings and will become
residents of Audubon county.
Think of it! eighteen guns are to be
used at the school entertainment March
., and they will shoot, but great care
has been exercised to secure RESPONSE
BILE persons to handle them, so there
will not be the least danger of any one
getting hurt.
Rev. q, NJ, ID, Slocum, field agent for
the state of Iowa in the interest of the
sabbath Reform will address the
citizens of Audubon next Sabbath Mt
II o'clock in the Methodist church, and
ut o'clock in the Presbyterian church.
Union services morning and evening
The whole day given up to the great
question of the Sabbath. Everybody
invited to these services.
The +. o, r.. q. Club will give party
at the home of Miss Gene Culyer to.
morrow night. re club is composed of
Audubon's enterprising young ladies
who entertain delightfully."-, and the
young men who bask in their favors
are much mystitled to know what the
club initials mean. AT first the boys
were confident of discovery on the
theory that woman cannot keep a ..se-
cret, but thus far they have kept 1t
heroically.
District court will convene March Z,
one week from next Tuesday, Judge n.
w. Macy presiding. The criminal
docket is very small. 1t is not fair
conclusion that marriage is n failure,
but the following civil cases indicate
that there has been trouble In the fam.
lily: Isabella Dykes vs.. Geo. Dykes;
Sarah Il. Mendenhall Vs. Benj. Menden.
hall; Minnie ID. Lewis vs.. Corwin Lew.
is; g. N. Skinner vs.. Elizabeth Skinner !;
Mary M. Anderson VS.. J. M. Anderson;
Geo. LaFoy VS.. Sarepta LaFoy; Jennie
M. Crane VS.. W. A. Crane; Maggie A.
Poulson vs.. w. M. Poulson.
Fred Bartel, of Greeley township, was
scheduled to leave last night for Ne
brasla, and interested parties sent the
sheriff to intercept him ut Extra, That
functionary waited patiently until Fred
appeared, which was just as the train
was pulling out. Fred signaled the
train and it stopped for him to got
aboard. 1t was 80 dark that the eye
which never sleeps was not sure of his
man and so Bartel rolled away on the
cars. The sheriff learned that the oh.
ject of his search had taken advantage
of the gathering darkness and boarded
the train. A telegram was sent to the
city marshal of Atlantic ordering the
arrest Of Bartel on arrival Of the train
there, which was accomplished, and this
morning he was returned here to an
swer to the charge Of selling mortgaged
property. lie gave bond for appear
ance and 1t Is probable that matters
will be settled without further trouble