Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-09-03


Mrs. Ed. b. Cousins returned home
last evening from protracted visit
with relatives In Eastern Iowa.
DR.. II. l.. Osborn has sold his dental
parors and good will TO DR.. J. Il. Clark
of Stuart, who takes possession next
Tuesday.
Mr.. Ramey, and wife of Grinnell are
visiting with Il. BilharZ and family
The gentleman Is thinking of locating
in Audubon, and Is negotiating for the
purchase of an established business.
John Ruhs and Ida Roberts were
married NJ the residence of the brides
father, Perry Roberts, August 10th,
Rev. Dunn officiating. Mr.. Ruhs is n
prosperous farmer and his wife will be
u blessing for she has been brought up
In model home.
Miss Alice Kester, of Grand Junction,
Is visiting her uncle, Chas, l.. Bison, of
Brayton, The young people add to the
pleasure of her visit by giving n party
in honor of her presence this evening,
She is a handsome young lady of six
teen and delightful manners.
The great Wallace circus drew an i'm.
mense crowd yesterday. The well earn
ed reputation of this magnificent circus
was more than maintained. The per.
formers are superior in their respective
specialtics, and delight spectators, The
management Is unusually courteous
and considerable of the comfort of pat
rons. IL was a great day for Wallace
and for Audubon.
Mr.. James Lambert, of New Bruins.
wick, Illinois, says, VI was badly af-
nicted with rheumatism in the hips and
legs, when bought bottle Of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, 1t cured me in
three days. am all right today and
would insist on every one, who is nj
ficted with that terrible disease, to use
Chamberlain,s Pain Balm and get well
at once" For sale by A. Ii. Roberts.
Thursday, September 10th, is to be
the great Republican day at the Cass
county fair. Gen. Sheridan, Of New
York, and Hon. ID. b. Henderson Of
Dubuque, will DO tho speakers. A
large company of Audubon county re-
publicans will attend on that day, car
rying corn stalk canes. Gen. Sheridan
is said to DO equal To Hon. II. q. Horr
as an exponent of republican principles,
which fact is sufficient assurances that
the day will be republican love feast.
Join the procession.
DIR. w, L, Moon is home for a fort
night from Watoma, Wis, where he
has been for five months engaged i'm the
successful practice of medicine. Aside
from general practice he has also held
a position as assistant surgeon in the
soldiers home ut Waupaca with $50 in
mates. We are pleased to note success
Of this enterprising and honorably am
bilious Audubon county hoy. After
two weeks sojoun here he goes &c
Keokuk to attend course of lectures,
after which he will return to Wantoma,
where he is well established,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. III. Adams mourn the
death of their infant daughter Cecil,
aged two months and twenty one days
which occurred Sunday, the Both ultimo,
of cholera infantum. The death of the
little one, so young and so tender, up
OH whom solicitous care and ceaseless
watch was layished, Is q terrible be-
reavement to the parents and solicits
the profoundest sympathy of friends.
Mrs. Adams is in very poor health, and
remained at home in company with her
older daughter, while Mr.. Adams alone
accompanied the remains to Des Moines
on Monday for interment in Grace GEM
etery,
Frank r. Bradley, Frank ID. Allen
and Jas. Workman represented Audit
bon county in the democratic senatorial
convention held at Stuart yesterday.
The nomination was given to j. S. Nc
Luen, of Guthrie county unanimously,
in accordance with the arrangement
made by Boss Hunter and the smaller
bosses at Guthrie Center some six weeks
ago. McLuen protested strenuously,
but all to no purpose. He has been
sheriff of old Guthrie with a good salary
| and doesn't like the idea of being side
tracked to an empty honor. Neyerthe,
less when Boss Hunter gave the cdict
the little bosses said yes under theiI
breath and the thing was done at Stuart
yesterday. The republican voters OF
Guthrie will not show McLuen, legisla
tive candidate the same favors the,
have McLuen candidate for sheriff, anc
he will not be elected this year.