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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-12
8atcrttt prD.

Greenfield. Suo., 2. 9e3. - Ser in
Der Ndbe oieier Stabt pDbnsnoe be-
fannie Garner Robert @labeod puroe
5onntag bon Ieinem II Sabre alien
Sobn 10 lh,uer ourh einen SduB per=
punoet, oab er ,uabribeinli1 iterben
lpiro. Ser Gnabe, Delher perhaftet
muroe. ertldrte. iein 8ater lei betrunten
na6 6auie 9etommen uno babe i'm.
feline Mutter uno anoere Ssamilienn1it-
9lieoer mibbanoelt. Oils er i'm ihlieB-
lid iiber ben 2of aeIdlaaen, babe er
einen &soolper aebolt uno ourb Nbfeu.
ern zines Sdulies ieinen @ater obs
lbreden mollen. pie er oas ibon tuie-
osrbolt in dbnliden Gdllen 9etbaH.
Die Gueel traf aber Den 70 Sabre al.
ten Wann in Die re1te 2uu9e uno er
miro balo Iterben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-12
WoranfdbIdae Der Roiten pes
8tttO eShnttShaIteS.

Ger S1abamtsiefretdr unterbreitete
benz RongreB Die 0oranihldge Der 2o-
ten oes Bunbesbaushaltes fiir bas Gis.
faljabr, enbenb 80. SUM 1908. Ser
@eiammtbetras Der berlanaten Betpilli=
aunaen be3iifert fid auf $6l0. 827. 688,
um Slo. 900. 900 peniaer als Die Nor=
anI6ldae fir bas laufenbe 5istaliabr,
upo um 81. 900, 900 mebr, als Der fir
oieies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. belpilliate Be-
tras. Ser einserei6te 0oranihlaa
foroert fir Die oeribieoenen 8ermals
tungs Departements Die nabfebenoen
genillieuneen:
2egislatipe. .$lO,18S, ,099.
grecutipe, 1894, 100.
etaats-9epartement, 50. 44G, 328.
edab= =Gepartement, $156. 484. 925.
Grie9s=Departement. $l6l. 920. l0l.
Marine Tepartement. 500, 70l,s
l22.
Gepartement oes Snnern, sl6l,.
71O, ,535.
po1toffice- -Separtement, 81. 464, 966.
Nferbau=S Separtement, SIS, 500. $40.
9rbeits= Separtement, 800. $50.
Suitis= s=Gepartement. $6.9l7. $3.50.
Snsgefammt, $6l0, 827 .688.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-12
Neid,er 3inoer1eae.,.

Sn eleDelano eriGien leBte Wode
Srau @rneitine &euter Dor @eribt unb
uerlangte. oab ibr IA jdbrieer Sunge,
Der meaen Yasabunoirens berbaftet
mar, niAt beitroit weros, oa lie i'm fir
oen unterbalt ees Sausbalts orin9eno
ber0ihige. IS teGte lit beraus, ooB
ibr Mann S1uDmaber 1T, aber nibt
genus ptroient, Inn Die 6amilie gu er=
nGbren. 6rau &euter perbeiratbete li1
nit IA Sabren I; tie 1T jebt 80 Sabre
alt uno bat bis All ibrem IS. Sabre
oierunoawan5ig Ginoern oas 2sben ee=
2eben gei9entt. 9as jiinafe 1T bier
Sabre alt. Jtiemano ihien ibr all
alauben, aber als Setusis Dffnete Jrall
&euter Die Sbiir oes @eri6tslaales uno
berein mari6irten iieb5ebn Ginoer, Die
lid ollie als Die ibrigen ertldrten. Die
ieblenosn Ginoer lino niht melr bel i9r
gu 6auie. Glbter 6iebler neinte,
wenn cine Grau 10 Diele Ginosr babe
uno ood) tein ein3ises entbebren tonne,
oann miille er Gnaoe Dor He6t ergeben
lalIen. Gr iprab Den tleinen Sau9e=
nihts frei uno CAB Der Mutter Elm an=
lebnlibes gelogelAent.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-12
Sem Gnoe ius 4aac acIf,ant.

u@tir btutcte oft pas 6ers", 70 lhreitt
8. s. Speritreet. BON Glsin, Senn., ipenn
i'd meine 8rau bufen bUrte, DAP es manb>
NAL idien ais pb ibre 1dwahe, 1hmer3=
sequalte eunse oSlis serseben lollte.
1ubtise Mer3te erflarten, oab i1re Muss
Sebruns su melt. purselAritten fei, unp
paB teine Mepisin uper Icnftse irpilbe
5iilfe lie nod retten fSnne. Gin gutter
Befannter pasesen empfabl ibr nDr.
&ins's Stem Discovery, unp fcrtselebter
@ebrau6 bteler Mebi3in rettete ibr pas
aeben". Dielelbe 1T bas Bette unc iiAerite
S6ubmittel sesen Sufen, Grtaltuns,
Bronhttts, Nltbma unp ale 5als= unp
aunsentranf9eiten. gu SOC. unb $l.OO
erbdltliA In Der Mputbefe pun Srant
MIaer II. Sobn. yrobefa1Aden fret.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-12
@iu In Dem 9emat.

8. 8. Saplor. bon Cambridge. ber
in Der lebten Wabl als ganoioat fir
Genator in oieiem Diltritt BON so. s.
Durf BON Stem philadelphia aefhlagen
nuroe, 1T nit bem Heiultat niht au.
frieoen unb min bic Wabl 9urfs ans
fehten. Nls Yornanb bient ibm babel
Der unftano. baB In Mpnrpe Gountp
cine Nnsahl Sifeis nidt geadblt murs
bent, unb Saplor rebnet nun heraus.
bas er auf oieIe WeiIe 500 Stimmen
perloren babe. yeun 1T es aber teines.
lpeas pabriheinlid, oaB cine Mebr3abl
oieier unaiiltiaen 5timmen nit einem
4reu5e fir Saplor aesiert tparen. i'm
@eaentbeil 1T es mabrIbeinli6. oab Die
Gtimmen Der ,Snoepenbent 9arjabler"
bon Monroe Gpuntp, bic in nationalen
6rn9en INNER nit ben 9emofratell
itimmen. fir 9urit abseseben puroen.
tpenn piellei6t aud niht ale. 10 bod
ieoenstaas Der 9rDBte Sbeil. gs fann
oaber als li9er an9enommen meroen,
oaB Surlt's Mebrheit, menn iene
Stimmaettel 9esd9lt Doroen mdren.
nod sr0Ber seweien tpdre. Sies meiB
6err Saplcr aud gut genug, uno penn
er bsnnod oeu Beriuh mabt. Die @abl
anSufedten, 10 benefit oies einfab. oab
CT in ieinem Wemterbunser alle Gif-
libien auf 8edt uno Gbre bel seite
iebt.
Soifentlib miro Der idmdblihe 8er=
iub, oas Wablreiul,at gu Guniten Sap
iors gu fdliben, teinen grfol9 baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-12
URsIann.

Gin Graht3ng Der canabifden Ya-
rificeiienbabn itieB am 6reita9 an elmer
sefdbrliden Gurpe. 400 SUB iiber benz
Ssroser 4iper, gesen einen sroben GEL
iein. Der auf bas 8eleiie gerrllt mar.
|uno fiel 800 ssub tief in Den Nbgruno
hinab. Die 3usmanniAaft tam ums
Qeben.
Sn praa finben tdslid Rraballe
lfatt. Die bon ben 3aulenoen BON Mr-
beitsloien peraniialtet tperoen. Ollie
polisei= 9eierpen iino in Dienf. es ge.
lingt ibnen aber faum, bic Drbnung
aufrebt gu erbalten.
Sn Yaris fino nnterhanbluneen tpes
sen elmer rufiiiben Mnleibe BON 40
Wlllionen pfo. Sterling pieoer aufs
genommen, uno miro Die Be9ebun9
oieier Anleibe binnen Ruraem ermartst.
Giel fommt aus Der Mufreeuna ni1t
mebr heraus. Ser gebeimniBoolle
WeHeriteber lit abermals al Der Nrbeit
geneien uno bat mebrere 9ienltmdo9en
gum She'll 9efabrli6 pernunoet.
Sie 9resoener Spar= unb 2eibbant
bat ibre 3oblunsen e,nseitelt. 0as
Nttienfapital oes 3uiammenaebro6enen
5inana=Snitituts betrdat 1000. 900
Mart uno bic 9epoliten tperoen auf
1000. 900 Mart an9eaeben. ueber bic
90be Der 0erbinoli6teiten 1T nod ni9ts
betannt.
Sn Wari6au madten cine Sdaar
Stuoenten cine feinoielise 9emonitra=
tion Dor Dem oeutiDen Roniulat. sic
rilien oas oeutide Wappen iiber Der
5biir berunter uno 5ert6rten es. 9ann
marfen lie Die 6enIter oes Roniulats
elm. 9lls Der poliseicbef auf Der 8ilo-
fldhe eridien. itoben bic Stuoenten
nab allen &iAtunsen auseinanoer.
Das Gonlulat miro jeBt bon Der polisei
bepaht.
SSn Der Ndbe bon 2obeio. I'M Oiltritt
bon Demen, Nrabien. iino 40 tiirtii6e
Soloaten in einem Gampf nit einem
aufftdnoiiden Mraberltamm set6otet
noroen. llebermdBig bobe 8eTeueruns
bat ben Wufltano psruriabt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-12
Cine Jrau in i6redli4er Gefabr.

,Gs bleibt nur mod cine 6ofnuns. i9r
Qeben 3u retten, ,inb 5tpar purA eine Spe<
ration" 70 lauteten Die nieberihmetternz
ben @crte, bic leiteus TIRES Doftprs al,
Jtau S. 9. 5unt BON Qime Nibse, Wis.,
seridtet paren, nahbem Grferer perseb=
liA perluAt, ieine patientin BON einem
fiirdterltAen Masenleioen, perbunpen mil
Uelblnat, au turieren. @anenaeine bat.
ten Gh 9ebilpet, unb i6r 3ufanD per.
1dlimmerte Fh fortwabrcnb. Sn biele,
trOelo1en Gage btsanu lie nit pem Sc.
brauA BON electric Bitters, unp, iiebe eba
he purbe ScllfanDis interchangeable
Die1es 5eilmittel tpirtt serabe3u @unbel
bei Masenlt0runeen, Qeber< unb Nieren
frantbeiten, Dpspep0e unb Mppetitlciis
teit. Mlan perluAe es. Sur Soc. Ga
rantirt. 3u baben tn Der Mpctbete %,
Jrant Miiuer u. 6cbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-12
Yolitti6es.

SEPT ioaen gar Die republitanilden
6iibrer i'm Staate Nep Sort Die &sbts=
bsndnoisfeit oes MOraan'fben Glen.
babntrults anfedtsn laiien ,uofen. Das
1T iebr unmabrideinlih, oa Die Wablen
poriiber 1ino. 9iur our Wablseit febs
ten bic &epublitaner Die Srufts an.
SIN 0auie reidte @rumpader bon
Snoiana cine 8orlage elm. bab Die Son.
Ititution in folder Weiie uniaeanDeri
peroen fol-. bob es benz 3on9reb er=
lnD9lidt lpirb, oas Mftientapital uni
YroIiie bon aarporaiionen Sl beiteuern.
Sm @eitate aerietben Die beioer
gunbesIenatoren bon Siio Carolina,
5ilman uuo Wc2aurin, bart an ein=
amber. Sillman foroerte ieinen Collie
gen Me2aurin auf, ausleib nit i'm
(Sillman) ielbf fein Wanoat i'm Senat
aui Der StsQe nieoersule9en, oamit lie,
- bies lino Sillman's eigene WDrte =
i'm Stanbe mdren. ibre fdmubi9f
Wd1de gu 0auie gu tuai9en. Ser,
Mc2aurin fam Der an ibn ergangeneu
9luforoerung aber nibt mad.
Senator Soar bat cine Heiolutlor
einsebro0t, lpel1e beltlmmt, Der Prdli.
oent lDilte aufseforoert meroen, menr
er es fir angebrabt lalte, nit Der
Ge9ierun9en anoerer cipililirten &dnoe,
Werbanolunsen iiber Den slnfauf einel
Sniel Ooer cines ionlt pallenDen @c.
bietes Sll berbanoeln, tpelbss oa5u be:
niibt merben t0nnte, Muar6iiten oort=
bin au perbannen unb bort feitsubalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-12
NeMeite Na1rt1te,t.

S6ottlano uno elm groBer 5beil
@nglanos lino BON fdperen Shnee=
itiirmen beim9eiu1t. pel1e namentlt6
in ben 6ohlanoen pielfab ben Sabn=
perfebr fOrten.
Sernanoo Sanbe;, Der nicaragua
nll4e Miniiter bes 9leubern, uno 8ill=
lam 8. Merrp, Der ameritanii9e Ge=
ianote in g}icarasua, Soloaoor uno
Goita Giea, unterseidneten am Mon=
tag eineu @ertrog. our6 tpel6en Nica=
ragua einlpilli9t. ben Ser. Staaten Iiir
INNER einen feds Meilen breiten Strei=
fen nicaraguanilben 8ebets gu per=
po6ten, morin bic Ganal Goute einse=
| ldlOl1en lit.
Son Gentpn, o., fommt Die Na6=
ribt, oaB bort Elm piitbiger 6uno meb=
rere Stiife Ginouieb 9ebihen babe
oiele leien bann au9 Don Der Wutl
befaasn wproen uno bilien Die anoern
&iibe unO Ginoer, biz bic sanse 9eeroe
pon Der Wutb befaaen mar.
Dienitas 9fa6t muroe elm 8eriu6 se
mabt. Die erite National=Sanf in Sc
licitb, o., 81 berauben. Sie 8elo.
ipinoe muroe nit glitroslpcerin ee=
lprenat unb bas yanfsebduoe erbeblid
beladoist, bod muroen Die perpesener
Banoiten beribeu6t, ebe lie Die srii9tt
ibrer Treoeltbat einbeimien tonnten.
Sn Sbrepe, g., tpuroe sleidfals
Dienltas 9eabt bic n6armers yant"
bon ginbre6ern beingeiubt, tuelde
oas gombinationsihloB oes GaiIen=
brantes serlt0rten. aber obne Seute=
ueiterSieben muBten, oa lie in ibrer Or
belt iiberraidt uno aeit6rt muroen.
3uei perodbtise ssnoioiouen fino per=
baftet lporben.
@e1tern Worgen friib atpii1en 3 uno
Is ubr muroe bas 6auptaebdube ber
llniperlitdt in Woolter Elm Gaub Der
Hlammen. 9as Jeuer lit tpabridein=
Hid i'm 1emiiden Qaboratorium ents
fanoen, ba man bort Die 6lanullen
suerf bemertte. Ser Nerluii pirb aul
$780, 900 9eiddbt, tpel9en nur eiae
Berfi1erung BON $4,000 eeQeniiber-
febt. Die Wooiter llniperiitdt piro
oielfaa bon Stuoenten BON Qbieiem
@ountp frequentirt. @s babsil under
Mnoerem bort ituoiert: $. @.@. Mait=
| rer, Superintendent Der bieIieen9 9hus
len. prof. Gtahl. Superintendent be,
s1ulen in DenniIon, Superintendent
gperett in ubridsbille. 6uperintenben
We. .0ane uno Grl. WorriFon bon BET
l@1nlen in Mineral Gitps Grl. i Dl
bropo. 2ebrerin in Dober uno Me6at
lteur 3oftetler bonn .9puer 0eralor.
4 Grou Sane 8, Staifforo BAT ! be
il stanford llniberlitdt in gdlifofriie
| $50, 600, 900 an Bonos. 9lftien. Gre
!. Ibriefen u. +. 10. fornlsu iibertraaen, bo
ar6Bte Geinent. meldes ie elmer, Dpd
If1ule gemobt nutbs. \ 81 n1a E's,ssss
! yF1Sr3 f53S4 HAf5 fFku 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-12

Sn Birmingham. Mla., broden
am gonntas Nadmitta9 80 Gefansene
Der GOntb @itp Sail, melhe ipe9en
tleinerer Berbreden lih In @eipabriam
befanoen, aus bem @efdn9niB. 6ie
batten iid nit 9afdenmeiiern ben Weq
ourN eine ied5ebn 3oq bife Mauer ae.
sraben. Stint Der Sla6tlinae mur.
ben bereits tuieber eingefangen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-12

Gen. QlnoerIon, Superintendent
Der Gtaats 8srteranen Seinlatb bel
Sanousfp, beridtet cine 0ur1ibnitts=
Sabl pon 1858 SnIanen llnterbalt=
ungstolten $l62.09 per &ppf; Be=
lammtaussabcu 1903. 9O5.43 Sic
Nusaaben fur Gleiouns, Be9rdbnilie
unb Walerrente. bic iib bel teinem an=
oeren Staats ssnltitute porfinoen, be-
tragen allein $3l ,004.28, ooer $25
pro aopi. lis 5nIaiIen itarben i'm
Qauie oes Sabres.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-12

Das 6taatsbepartment bat einen
Mehiel iiber 5000 pfunb Gterlin9
($30. .000) bon Der britii1en Hegierung
|empfan9en 5ur D0lli0er Dedung Der
Mniprahe 9etDiiier ameritaniide Blr.
Iaer, bic tpdbren0 bes DurentrieQea
|rsdtsmioria aus Siioafriia ous9spie.
len uorben lino.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-12

Ser Gonooner Correspondent oes
9lem Sort .9eralo" tbut zines N,titels
in Der meoi5inii1=fahwi wiHenihaftli6en
3eitung .2ancet" grtpdbnuns, in Dem
oer Dr. Sames Braitbmaite Die Mnli1t
auslpridt. oab oer @enub iibermdbis
aeialseNer 5peiien cine Der uria6en oes
Rrebsleibens lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-12

Die ,GentraI Syeosrateo Union"
bat ben MaIting Dslegates, bersn
7reiben Der Mrbeiterbeue9rng nur bin-
berlin III. ben 2rie9 ertldrt.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-10-17
Cameron Township.

Finch & Northup were in our vicin,
ity on business last Thursday.
Martin Shelley and wife from neal
Schaller, Sac County, visited relativel
in Cameron last week.
Mrs. Geo. Nc Michael of Muscatine,
has been visiting with the John Markly
family for few daysp past.
Ed Finch will build barn on his
farm beginning the work next week.
Markly & Son are the contractors.
Rev. Bertch and wife have returned
from conference. They have been as
signed to this charge for another year.
Mr.. Liken is building house on
the south side of his farm which wher
completed, will be occupied by Hite
Packard and and family.
A literary will be organized at the
Sands School House the first Friday
evening following election. Announce
ment will be made later.
Daniel Corbin, of Dakota, has been
transacting business in this vicinity
for few days past. He contemplates
selling his farm before returning
home.
The evening gathering which was to
have occurred at the Johnston home
last week was recalled on account OF
the illness of Mabel At this writing
she is somewhat improved.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-10-17
K'mS-llton.

Hans Marcusen has now his immense
barn nearly completed.
A. f. Jensen was transacting bust
ness in Audubon Tuesday.
There was a pleasure party of young
folks at the Hall Sunday evening.
Hans Nilsen, we understand has nov
fully decided to erect new furniture
building.
M. N. Esbeck & Co. sold Wind
Mills last week to Thorn Thomas and
Thorn Smith.
Quite number of people from here
attended the street Carnival at At
lantic last week.
Soren Faaborg is having good
system of water works put on his
place east of town.
Rev. Mikkelson from Omaha, preach
ed in the church here last Sunday to
good sized audience.
Niggo Jensen has now started to
paint the elegant house of Geo. N.
Christensen south of town.
Chris Molgaard who returned from
Minnesota few days ago, is now en-
ployed at Lars Martensen's.
c. G. Nelson and Andrew Christen-
sen are now well established in their
Wind Mill and Pump business.
M. N. and ]. J. Esbeck has been up
near Fiscus for several days erecting
new wind mill for Martin Martensen
Fred Jensen, who arrived from Den
mark about three months ago, will
start this week for Washington State.
Hans Milsen sold three large bills
OF furniture last week, we did not learn
the names of the parties who bought
| it.
| There will be public dance at the
Hall Saturday evening, given under
the auspices of the Gymnasium Club
of this place.
Albert Hansen, editor of the Harlan
American, passed through here Mon
day. He stopped long enough to shake
hands with his many friends.
| We have fine line of Piekets, if
you need nice fence around your
premises we will sell them cheap from
now on. KIMBALLToN LUMBER Co.
| Everybody should turn out and hear
Hon. Walter ]. Smith speak in our
Hall tomorrow evening, he is an able
speaker and can give us many pointers.
Miss Anna Hoegh, daughter of Nels
Hoegh, who has been an apprentice
in the dress making shop here lately,
returned to her home in Oakfield Tues.
day.
j. NJ. Jensen is now busily engaged
opening up the side streets of oul
town before snow flies, we will have as
nice little village as can be found
anywhere in the state.
Hans Mads.n spent most of last
week in Des Moines, buying holiday
goods for his store. He assures us
that his display will far lexceed that
OF any previous year.
NJ. Walters has recently sold out his
dray line business to gentleman neal
Audubon whose name we know not
Walters will enter the we'll digging
business with G. G. Nelson.
G. G. Nelson, has now his new ware
house completed and will at once com
mence on his new and elegant dwelling
; house. The same is true with J. F.
Jensen who also builds a new resi-
dence.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-10-17
Fiscus.

Ed Wood visited at Brayton last
Sunday.
Boyden Mosier from Oklahoma is
visiting friends and relatives.
Jake Haskins, from Harlan, is work
ing for his brother Joe at present.
Several of the Fiscus people attend
ed the carnival at Atlantic last Satur-
day.
Clint Leonard is up in South Dakota
looking at the country and visiting
Wilson Fiscus.
Mrs. Mary Dickey from Extra is Wis
iting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
son in Shelby county.
Harvey Hight and wife start for Ian.
rel, Neb., Tuesday where they will Wis.
it their son Will and look at the coun-
try.
Clara Fiscus is agent for the books,
McKinley's Life and the Galveston
Flood, in our neighborhood. Look out
for Clara.
1t was mistake about Jason Fiscus
going to Indiana some time ago. He
started Monday evening for that place
intending to farm there next year.
Mrs. Nora Fiscus of Bowman's Grove
and Cal Davidson of Stuart visited al
H. Nights last Thursday night and
Friday. Cal expects to return home
soon.
Little Annie Fabricius, daughter of
Mike Fabricius had her collar bone
fractured last Saturday. The little
one was taken to the doctor and it was
soon attended to.
Rob Dickey, Logan Lowe and wife
went up to Viola last Saturday where
his parents will give an infare dinner
the following Sunday. Rob returned
home Sunday evening and says social
time was had.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-10-17
Douglas Township.

George Sommers is out again, repair
ing the roads for the long winter.
Mrs. Annie Sommers and Maggie
DYKE called in Audubon last Saturday.
Jim Eagan, from Leroy township,
visited Sunday at the Mike Kerwin
home.
Gusta Hamann spent Sunday at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamann.
Mrs. George Patrick returned to her
home on Friday of last week, from Coon
Rapids where she has been visiting for
short time.
Mary Jurgens spent the fore part OF
last week with her uncle, Lew Beck
man, up near Gray. She returned tc
her home last Friday.
Mr.Asmus, from up near Gray, was il
our midst Friday and Saturday repair
ing house on one of his farms occu
pied by Charlie Jurgans.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-10-17
Extra

G. ID. Woodward has purchased the
Adam Prohaska house in Kickapoo
Park.
The Extra Concert Band furnished
music for the Atlantic carnival last
Saturday.
Stoner Brothers have sold their meat
market stock to man from Guthrie
Center and will vacate about Nov. l.
Professor F. p Hooker was down
from Audubon Saturday, with his two
boys, looking after his telephone bust
ness.
l.. ID. Nellis q Co. and Frank Gault
& Co. are receiving large invoices of
poultry from the surrounding country
these days.
Mrs. Anna Braun-Bauer arrived from
Iowa City on Monday noon and will
visit here few days with her relatives
and friends.
William Masterson of Greeley has re-
turned from good visit with relatives
and friends at the old home in Oil City,
Pennsylvania.
A. M. Yoss is preparing to erect q
neat cottage on the lot just east of the
Il. b. Voss home, on east Washington
street in this city.
The first number in the winter lee
ture course will be Liquid Air" which
will be given Thursday evening, Oct.
"a at the X. p. hall.
A. s. Campbell, of Des Moines came
up and remained over Sunday with his
father, Uncle Abe Campbell. who has
been rather poorly for few days.
Mrs. Charlie Bartlett and the child
rem arrived the last of the week and
now they are at the old home among
their relatives and old time friends.
Maisie Drury, from Audubon, visited
with Myrtle Heleyer and the G. A. Mar
lin and the Chester Marlin families
from Saturday until Monday evening.
Clinton Reynolds, heretofore an at
tache of the Journal Office has gone to
Audubon to work on the Republican.
Clint and his wife are two very nice
young people.
W. A. Harvey has purchased nine
and three fourths acres off the east
side of the j. G.. Gates property near
the school house, and will at once build
a neat residence thereon.
p. Kennedy and family from Audu-
bon, visited friends here for a day or
two this week and ON Monday took
their departure for FL Reno Oklahoma
where they expect to reside in the fu-
ture.
Alfred Green has purchased the
George Frasier restaurant building on
Washington street and Immediately
rented it to A. Potter who will take
possession on October 21st and conduct
q hotel and restaurant.
Monday noon about two-hundred
people went down to the depot to bid
Rev. Sunday goodbye and God speed I,
on tn ejourney to his home in Chicago
and when the train pulled out there
was hasty clasp of the hand and then
a continual waving of handkerchiefs
until the cars disappeared.
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Ross.

Fred Ruhs spent Sunday with his
brother Henry.
William Weber of Audubon, visited
at Ross Tuesday.
The new store is now complete and
ready for bssiness.
Charley Taylor and lady attended
the Carnival last Saturday.
Mart Olsen has been under the
doctors care the last few days.
E. J. Adams, our new merchant, will
soon begin the work on his new resi-
dence.
F. l.. Miller shelled eight hundred
bushels of corn for l.. N. Wickhan last
Tuesday.
A. Craft returned from a business
and pleasure trip in the north Tues
day morning.
Now is your time to buy your shovel
ing boards of Ruhs and Wilde and get
a Genuine Boss.
Don't miss the cooking exhibition to
be given by the Ross Implement Co.,
OlODer I'd 10 70.
L. A. Bates sold over one hundred
bushels of timothy seed TO the Ross
Implement Company.
Anna French is expected home from
q visit with relatives and friends in the
eastern part of the state.
Fred Beers and family moved into
Ross Tuesday. They will occupy the
house vacated by Charley Beers.
G. H. Stemm has completed his
building and will conduct feed and
livery stable. This will fill long felt
want in our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson will en-
terrain the young folks by giving them
a dance Thursday evening. A good
time is expected, music furnished by
Profs. Passmore & Jordan.
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Hamlin News

Boys, get your tie passes ready.
Time Thomas is hulling large field
Of clover for Chas. Crees.
Several of the farmers are commence
ing to husk corn this week.
A good many of the young folks at
tended the Carnival at Atlantic last
week.
Chas. Crees and family, Miss Emma
Crees and Tom White went to Menio
Saturday and returned Tuesday.
A. W. Bradley returned home from
Cleveland, Ohio, last week where he
has been visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Grace Stanley went to Atlantic
Friday evening to attend the Carnival
and visit her friend, Mrs. June Triplet.
The farmers are grading up the new
road over the Botna just east of the
Creamery hill. This will make'a great
improvement.
Miss Mary Spencer daughter of F.
W. Spencer who resides at Eagle
Grove is visiting at the Geo. Spencer
home this week.
Geo. Gill will give the young folks
one of those merry parties on Thurs
day evening for the benefit of Elizabeth
Spencer who will depart for Oklahoma
in short time on account of poor
health.