Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-09-22

new goods.
Theo. +. Myers, Esq, was at Logan
and Missouri Valley the first of the
week on legal business.
Mr.. Henry Morey and wife have been
enjoying weeks visit from their son
whose home is in Chicago.
The Audubon County Bank block is
being reprinted by ID. l.. Orcutt. 1t
was painted five years ago.
John II. Frahm and family returned
Tuesday morning from pleasant visit
with relatives in Davenport.
The North Western company is do
ing considerable bridge repairing on
the Audubon Carroll branch.
A superior job of brick laying is be-
ing done on the Citizens Bank. The
skilled brick layer is So day man.
Mrs. L. b. Harris, who has been Wis
iting her daughter Mrs. w. w. Robin
son, has returned to her home in Mich
igan.
For the best quality of underwear of
all kinds be sure to see Coquillette's
stock. A fine assortment and all new
goods.
Mr. and Mrs. w. III. Mcclure left via
the Northwestern last evening for u
weeks visit at their old home in Wyom-
ing, Jones county, Iowa.
Mrs. John Minor and Mrs. II. NJ, Tai.
bot were called to Jasper county Tues
day by the critical illness of their elder
sister, whose ailment ID typhoid fever.
DR.. III. A. Lieninger and Miss An
tonia J. Miller were married at Albany
Oregon, Sept. 9th. The Doctor was
formerly engaged in the dentistry prac-
tice here.
Rev. A. V. Knepper will preach in
the NJ. T.. church next Sunday morning
and evening. After next Sunday the,
Pastor will be able TO fill all the regular
appointments.
Jos. Dixon came from Denver last
week to accompany his family to their
new residence. All departed Monday.
Joe has good paying job and only
eight hours for a day.
DR.. Mosher, the successful specialist,
has arranged to be at the Stuart House,
Audubon, Thursday and Friday Octo.
Der 80 and &c. 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 accommodation ut reasonable
rates has made it popular place.
w. II. O'Connell has bought the
Frank Gleason store building occupied
by the Racket, for $500. The Racket
will be removed to the 0verholtzer
block probably.
Mrs, Jas. Hunt, with her two daugh-
tiers, Nora and May and her sister, Mrs.
Nellie Farquhar go next Tuesday on a
two weeks visit with their parents in
Buffalo county, South Dakota.
Why can't Audubon have street
sprinkler? 1t would save enough of
Audubon merchants goods to pay for
itself in a year, while the comfort it
would bring would be a JOY all the time
and forever.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cloughly has employed
Miss Lulu Kuhney at the head of the
trimming department of her millinery
store, She ID lady Of extensive exper-
fence and will please the ladies of Au-
dubon and vicinity who desire first class
work in the latest styles.
Audubon county had model county
fair last week. Agriculture, fine stock
fine arts and fast horses were happily
commigled to form pleasing attrac-
tions. The danger now lies in sacrifc
ing all else for racing. Let the happy
medium of last week be maintained.
A. L. Armstrong was In Atlantic
Friday evening and submitted himself
to the mercies of the Mystic Shriners.
Our ex- Mayor was rocked on the back
of a camel through dreary desert
wastes, and was right in an oasis when
when the banquet was served.
Ross and Kimballton are also to be,
come money order and postal note Of
fees the required bonds having been
sent it to the department. This will
prove great convenience to the pat
rons of these offices and doubtless will
materially increase the postal service
of each.
Miss Ida White will return next week
and organize class in painting. All
desiring to take lessons in painting will
do well to consult Miss White on her
arrival and reap the benefits of her in
structions. Her long and successful
experience as teacher in that art is
the most satisfactory.proof of her ell
cieacy,
Mr.. w. III. Rickerson, publisher of
the Coon Rapids Reporter, and Miss
Mary l. Case, who has been typo in
his Office since February, drove Qger
from the Rapids Saturday, and Sunday
at high noon, at the residence of II, ).
Wattles, were united In matrimony by
tho Raw I'D n Eousina Mr. and Mrc
win a. Bailey, of Sioux City, Mrs. En-
ma Bolinger, of Grinne.l, and the
brides father were the only guests
Mr.. Rickerson Is az enterprising pub
Usher and has secured a valuable assis.
tant in the person of the bride, whose
many Audubon friends extend hearty
congratulations