Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-09-29

Turner anu WlIc laSt Frluay.
! II. ID. HOLSTER is now resident o.
Audubon. His brother attends tn,
farm.
For plastering buy that stucct
for sale by John weighton at Stuart''
old stand.
j, w, Coquillette has the best assert
ment of shoes in the city and all bright
new goods.
J, w. Brown, of Atlantic, secured the
nomination for judge on the peoples
party ticket,
A. A. Richardson, of Extra, is again
in Audubon working at his trade as
marble cutter.
We are having great corn ripening
republican days. Tough times on ca.
lamity croakers.
Fred Reynolds our genial postmaster
ut Horace, was transacting business In
Audubon yesterday,
j. II. Frahm left the first of the week
for Ainsworth, Nebr., on a business
trip in the interest of his factory.
Mrs. VIM. Cloughly and Augusta,
visited over Sabbath with friends In
Manning, returning home Monday.
For the best quality of underwear of
all kinds be sure to see Coquillette's
stock. A fine assortment and all new
goods.
Mrs. Elias Fiscus and children arriv-
ed in Audubon Wedne sday of last
week from their home at Medical Lake,
Montana.
Chas. Bradley visited over Sunday
with relatives in Audubon. His broth.
er, Frank r., went with him to Omaha
first of the week.
Miss Susan Loney secured good
position in a wholesale millinery house
in Omaha some two weeks ago and is
enjoying her work very much.
Mrs. Kate Paul, who has been visit.
ing relatives and friends in this her old
home during the summer, returned the
first of the week to her home in Min,
neapolis.
Mr.. III. c. Frederickson, who has been
living at Nampa, Idaho, for the past
two years, has returned to Audubon
and will make his home among us in
the future.
DR.. Mosher, the successful specialist,
has arranged to be at the Stuart House,
Audubon, Thursday and Friday Octo-
Der 20 and 30. Consultation free. Call
and see the eminent specialist,
Mrs. Bailey's boarding house has been
enlarged and repaired and now offers
homelike conveniences to boarders.
Good accommodations ut reasonable
rates has made 1t popular place.
A. L. Sanborn and John Cameron
have gone west on an excursion trip
this week through Nebraska, Kansas
and Colorado, and will probably take
in the reservation before they return.
Bert Hardenbrook has applied for
position as policeman at the Columbian
Exposition. He will make good one
and Chicago should have strong force
of Hawkeye boys to complete a good
police force.
A. j. McLeran, who formerly lived
on one of Chas. Stuart's farms in Gree
ley township, but now resident of
Pottawattamie county, is the candi-
date on the peoples party in that coun
ty for recorder,
Mrs. Matte |. Holmes was In Audi.
bon few days last week transacting
business and left here Saturday for
Kansas to dispose of some real estate
she there possesses before returning to
her home in Pittsfeld, Ill.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cloughly has employed
Miss Lulu Kuhney at the head of the
trimming department of her millinery
store. She is a lady Of extensive exper-
fence and will please the ladies of Au-
dubon and vicinity who desire first class
work in the latest styles.
Lon Isham Is clerking In q. u. Tai
bots restaurant having hired a man to
care for and jog his two valuable horses
on the fair ground while he takes a
change for the indoor work. Lon is a
good one for his new position and has
struck boss job which we hope he will
continue to hold down in good shape.
w. ii. Cockerell arrived from Harlan
yesterday morning with three addition.
al brick masons to prosecute work of
finishing the Citizens bank building.
1t is hoped the work will now be rush
ed along to speedy completion. A
great many delays have been occasion.
ed in the erection of that structure on
account Of failure in the prompt arri-
val of material which places contract
ors in losing position. A first class
job of masonry, however, is being done
unsurpassed by any in the city.
p. l. Drury is in Iowa City renewing
medical and surgical treatment for a
serious malady which for some time
has compelled him to give up work and
has recently developed so rapidly as to
cause serious anxiety on the part of
himself and friends for his recovery
without prompt and radical relief. We
trust he is meeting with skillful treat
ment and encouraging success and that
soon he will return to his nome and
family in Audubon, wholly well.
Re-: A. V. Knepper and family took
their departure from Audubon Tues
day morning for their new home ~
Walnut, where he finds headquarters
for his field of labor this year. Rev,
Knepper has done good and extern
sive work In this county during his
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