Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-07-17

agents.
The Harlan Republican is showing
how utterly false is the statement that
saloons promote business In town.
The statement is being practically re-
futed in almost every town, and the
few who once believed 1t are learning
the error of their Judgment.
Atlantic is disguised with the census
and every body associated with 1t.
They hopefully yet perhaps doubtfully
expected that the ennumerator would
count them out population ranging
from 1900 to 600. The actual figures
are 1881. Atlantic is Frustrated.
Now that Bro. Ashton, of the Guth-
ridn, has been appointed worlds fair
commissioner for the ninth Iowa dis
trict will he not please proceed to get
a cushioned job for all of his friends.
Altogether its a big job and ought to
furnish lots of snaps. Fancy salaries
ought to be paid, because the sit will
iaSl Dub snort Tune.
Rev. j. b. Harris and family have
been visiting in the city since the lat
ter part of last week. The have been
attending conference at Hamburg, re-
sorting at Colfax, and visiting former
pastorates. They returned to their
home ut Denison yesterday, after an
absence of three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. s. Phelps and Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Nash went to Allan
tic yesterday to attend the marriage of
Mr.. Frank o. Temple and Miss Anna
Phelps, which occurred ut the residence
of the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Julian Phelps at 3 p. III. The contract
ing parties are among the most popu.
lar and highly esteemed Of Atlantic's
young people.
Messrs. Mendenhall & Ping have re-
ceived letters patent on their door lock,
the invention of the latter gentleman.
1t is the most simple invention of It's
kind ever offered to the public and Is
destined to come into universal use.
1t is probable that company for It's
manufacture and sale will be started In
Audubon at an early day.
Miss Pauline Bonwell went TO Ames
yesterday TO enter the Iowa Agricul-
tural College. She joins the class
which started in February last, but OK.
poets by close application and arduous
study to pass the examination with
them at the end of the year. She was
accompanied by her father, who will
soc her comfortably located at the pros.
porous college town.
Mr.. James Miller, for many years
manager of the Julian house In Dubu.
que, has leased the new South Park
Hotel for term of I've years. Mr..
Miller will arrive here In about ten
days to commence his arrangements
for furnishing the interior, and will be
ready for the grand opening about Sept.
18th. lie has met with great success
In the business and will spare no time
or money to give Audubon first class
hotel.
The iiend who has been going TO the
court house and mailing his letters In
the officers return envelopes without
stamps in order that the postmaster
would return the letters to the officers
box, compelling him to pay the postage,
will meet with swift and fearful retri-
button right after election, Its the
latest racket Of the amateur fake.
Mrs. 4. II. Bell received n telegram
Wednesday morning conveying the sad
intelligence of the dangerous illness Of
her mother, at Eldora. The lady II in
her SIXTY second year, and 1t Is feared
Is unable to withstand the ravages of
disease. Mrs. Bell departed over the
Northwestern Wednesday morning for
Eldora.
DR.. o. NJ. Wheeler, of Malcolm, Iowa,
was In the city the first of the week,
and was very much pleased with Audu-
bon county, present and prospective.
He Is an experienced and skilled prac-
: titioner who has met with deserved
success. The idea of locating In Au.
dubon is very strong with him, but up
on this he will not determine for sixty
days.
B. +. Kennedy has the most success
full chicken hatchery In the state. He
has an improved incubator and world
beating brOoder. Tuesday and We'd
nesday of this week q batch of two
hundred bright and apparently happy
chicks were Matched out, making a
total of five hundred this year, The
machines work beautifully, and alto
gether will turn out good profit.
Before leaving for the east Mrs. VIM.
G. Stuart sold her residence on Market
street to Mr.. A. L. Culver, of the mill
ing firm. 1t Is conveniently located
for him, and to him one Of the most
valuable residence properties In town.
We are gald to see him and his excel
lent family so comfortably located and
note with pleasure this evidence of his
permanent residence We understand
that upon her return Mrs. stuart will
erect handsome residence. The con.
sideration for the Market street resi-.
dence was $3.50
Since going to Des Moines, Mr.. o. J.
Houston has associated himself with
other gentlemen in the establishment
of the Kelley Institute, similar to that
at Dwight, ILL.,, and which has deserved.
ly acquired o world wide reputation.
Its sole purpose is to cure men of the
opium and liquor habit, the means used
eradicates the drugs from the system
and removes the APPETITE. Thousands
have been totally cured and saved by
this method aud gladly attest its eff
cacy To their fellow men. Mr.. Houston
is president and business manager,
which IL assrranOa that IL will he con-