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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-07-31

Gretchen will be sadly missed by her
companions among whom she was a
great favorite, but nowhere so much 80
as at the hearthstone of her parents
and at church where she has been the
faithful member and organist for 10
these many moons.
There was a pleasant and withal a
sad meeting at the pleasant home of
Mrs. George Henshaw up in the
Heights, last Wednesday, the occasion
being meeting of the Thursday Club,
in honor of Mrs. Kate Andrews Ridg-
ley who was to leave them the next day
for her new home at Sidney. The lady
has recently returned from a visit to
the Cataline Islands in the mighty
Pacific Ocean, and by her beautiful
word painting, transported her hearers
to that land of sunshine and flowers,
telling them of beautiful sight she
witnessed there Memorial day, that of
strewing flowers upon the waters, in
memory of the sailor dead, until it was
bright with colors. Mrs. DIR. Riley
who was also present at the memorial
services with Mrs. Andrews idgley in
California, gave the ladies very in
structive talk upon her western trip
and promised to continue her talk at
some future date. The Misses Hazel
Bryant aud Kathleen Delahoyde acted
as walters upon the occasion and with
their white aprons and smiling faces
made decided pleasing appearance.
W. 81. Sewers, relative of Marshall
Smith, at West Extra, arrived here the
fore part of the week from Clearmont,
Missouri, for visit and on Wednesday
evening started by team to go up to see
the Phipps family who live little way
east from Hamlin station, and when
they had got up by the W. d. Stanley
bridge north of Extra, the team became
frightened, ran away, and Mr.. Sewers
was thrown violently to the ground.
He is large man, weighing over 200
pounds and in the fall his leg was
broken in two places but it seems he
did not know it and got upon his feet
when his ponderous weight forced
the bones of the broken limb through
the flesh and skin, and making hor-
rible wound and he sank to the earth
grooming with pain. 1t was dark at
this time and Mr.. Smith hearing, of
the accident, took lantern and team
and Fastening up to the scene, tenderly
lifted the wounded man and conveyed
him to his home here in Extra where
he now is. Drs. John Riley and j. @.
Newton are caring for Mr.. Sewers and
report him getting along very nicely.
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Original Notice.

In the District Court of the State of Iowa in
and for Audubon county, Iowa
State of Iowa 40
hmI,,In,, Cnnntu So
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fiannlin.

Mrs. G. Justesen went to Atlantic
Saturday to meet her daughter, Mrs.
X. F. Hansen.
Mrs. Thomas Brhun went to Allan
tic Friday to visit friends. She re-
turned home Monday.
Peter lofts little boy was very sick
with gathering in his head. He was
no better at last report.
Mrs. L. d. Miller, east of Hamlin,
has been very sick for the last week
but is reported much better.
Henry Sheryer, the new depot agent,
is organizing a base ball team which
will endeayor to win laurels for Hamlin.
Emma Creese went to Audubon
Monday to visit her brother, Tom
Creese and wife, who have a new boy
at their home.
G. johnson and wife went to Tylor
Minnesota, to visit a sister of Mr..
Johnson's. He will also look for q
good tract of land.
A selected crowd was present at the
Earnest Cakes home Wednesday night,
where they had lemonade and spent
the teme in merriment.
F. F. Shea, who is travelling in the
interest of the Woodman lodge, organ
lied lodge here this week with a
membership of twenty.
A lively ball game was played here
Sunday between Hamlin Never Sweats
and the Country Swests. The Country
Sweats beat by score of l6 to 7.
Bonnie Bryan will give a recital at
the Presbyterian church at Old Ham
lin under the auspices of the Christian
Endeavor society on Saturday Aug. q.
just Justesen, while examining a
thirty-eight caliber revolver Monday,
shot himself through the knee causing
bad flesh wound. He went up to see
the doctor Tuesday.
The 2nd quarterly meeting of Ham
lin Evangelical church, will be held
August 8, 8, and 10. All of the services
will be held in the church at the sta
ton. Quarterly Conference, Saturday
at 200 p. m, August 9th.
Mrs. r. T. Hansen and baby, who
live in Chinook, Montana, came in
Saturday evening to visit her folks, c.
Juetesen and family. She has not
been here for three years and was glad
to walk on Iowa soil again.
Earnest Cakes had what might have
been fatal accident. He was unhitch-
ing bronco when the horse kicked
him, striking him in the forehead, cut
ting big cash. DIR. Brooks was called
and sewed fifteen stitches. The bone
on his forehead was broken.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-07-31

Audubon County
John Ebert, Plaintiff I
VS..
VIM. A. House and the I'M
known claimants Of the
east half Of the north
west quarter Of the north
east quarter Section 26,
Township 70, Range Sc in
Audubon county, Iowa.
The heirs Of Henry l.. -
King. deceased, and J. u
Howard King and Daniel
W. Wemple, executors of
the estate of Henry l..
King, deceased, and the
unknown claimants of the
northeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter of Sec
ton &c, Township 70,
Range 35, in Audubon
county, Iowa, Defendants
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Gray.

Clara and Bertha Shelley drove t.
Audubon Saturday.
Prof. Repass spent Sunday at the
W. j. Lancelot home.
Sadie Forsbeck was business vi to-
/ at Audubon Saturday.
Frank Leet and wife visited Sunday
at the J. E. Mcclure home.
G. Eugene Mertz is enjoying a visit
from his father of Colorado City.
George Lewis, of Hartley, came in
Friday for visit with his parents.
Peter Peterson has improved the
looks of his house by coat of paint.
Estella Hepp went to Dedham last
Sunday for short visit with friends.
Grace Swaney, of Manning, is visit
ing this week at the w. H. Barger
home.
A. F. Greenwaldt of Audubon spent
Sunday at the Lewis Groteluschen
home.
Grace Lancelot is visiting this week
with her uncle Milton Crow, of Old
Hsmlin.
Mrs. John Lewis, of Manning, spent
last week at the Lewis home south
east of town.
Barney Cunningham and wife, of
Audubon, spent Tuesday at the J. E.
Mcclure home.
Emerson Shelley and Mollie Barger
attended the quarterly meeting at Botna
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Garland and daughter, OF
Scranton, are visiting this week ut the
Roy Swaney home.
Mary Higgins went to Manning the
first of the week for short visit with
her sister Mrs. Henry Wulf.
Ed Baldwin and Robert Rutherford
and ladies, of Eden Valley attended
church here Sunday evening.
Abe Foster and family of Manning
and Evert Smith and family, of Audu-
bon visited Sunday at James Fosters.
Ross Higgins returned Wednesday
from Griuneu where he has been visit.
ing for some time with relatives and
friends.
Nora Benson, of Viola, who is attend
ing summer school at Audubon visited
Saturday and Sunday with her cousin,
Lottie luton.
Anna Blakley visited the fore part Of
last week with relatives at Audubon
Eva Smith returned with her and visit.
ed the remainder of the week with hel
grand parents.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.


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Cameron Township.

Miss Darland, of Douglas, is the
guest of Anna Swanson this week.
Mary Smish, of Audubon, was visit.
ing old acquaintance here Sunday.
Will and Anna Blakeley, of Gray,
were Sunday visitors at Audubon
Sheley's.
Ethel and Life Gray have been en-
joying visit from their old time friend,
Miss Turner.
Several of our people spent q few
pleasant hours at Saturday evening
gathering at William Swanson's.
William Krauel was Guthrie county
visitor few days ago, looking at some
stock which he has pastured there.
Henry Schrader was elected presi-
dent of the Eden Valley Christi
Union last Sunday evening to fill
vacancy.
Mrs John McKegg, of Powesheik
comfy, is here visiting her parents,
Robert Rutherford and wife, and num-
erous other relatives.
Eta, the little daughter of John
Wagner and wife, has been very sick
for some time past but is better at this
writing. DIR. Brooks is attending.
Willie Johnston and sister, Mabel,
were Sunday visitors at the Shelley
home in Gray. Mabel remained, ex-
pecting to visit friends there during
the week.
While returning from Audubon to
their homes in Viola last Friday even
ing, several of the review school girls
were caught in the big rain storm and
remained with US till Saturday.
While driving the harvester little
while for pastime Monday afternoon,
Harry Schrader fell striking his arm
and breaking it at the elbow. DIR.
Childs came out at once and cared for
the injured member. Although it was
broken in bad place, Harry is getting
along nicely, fact which greatly
pleases his many friends.
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DON'T FAIL TO TRY THIS,

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81 am using box of Chamberlain s
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them the best thing for my stomach /
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To VIM A. House and the unknown claimants
of the east half Of the orth- west quarter of
the north east quarter.ofSec. 2G, Twp. 49, X. 81
in Audubon co. Ia. The heirs of Henry l.. King,
deceased, and j. Howard King and Daniel W.
Wemple, executors OF the estate OF Henry l..
King deceased and to the unknown claiments
of the northeast quarter of the north east
quarter of Section rs, Township 10 Range IS in
Audubon County, Iowa, Defendants.
You are hereby notified that ON or before the
first day of August, 1902 petition will be filed
by the said plaintiff in the office of the Clerk
Of the District Court OF said Audubon county,
Iowa, claiming of you that he is the owner of
the east half Of the north west quarter of the
northeast quarter and the northeast quarter
OF the northeast quarter OF section Is, town
ship 20, range IS In Audubon county, Iowa.
That the plaintiff and his grantors have been
in peaceable, undisputed, notorious, open
continuous and adverse possession Of said
described real estate for more than ten years
past under color andlclaim Of title. ThatlWm.
A. House or the unknown claimant and las
signee Of said VIM. A. House is the owner and
holder OF an unsRtistied mortgage ON said
premises which has been paid. The executors
of the estate of Henry l.. King decided part of
the above described premises to one of the
owners through whom the Plaintiff claims title
and there is no authority OF record made by
court giving said executors the power to sell
and there is no approval of the sale and no
approval Of the executors deed of record in u
dubon County, Iowa. That the names and res
idence of said defendants is unknown to the
premises be established against the adverse
claims OF defendants and that said defendants
and all persons claiming by through or under
them be bard and forever estopped from hav-
ing or claiming any right or title adverse to the
plaintiff in and to said premises, land that the
title thereto be quoted in the plaintiff and for
such other and further relief as may seem
equitable In the premises. For further notice
see petition on file. And that unless you ap
pear thereto and defend before noon OF the
second day of the next term of court common
cling at Audubon, said county and state, ON the
l4th day OF October, 1902, default will be enter
ed against you and Judgment rendered thereon
Dated at Audubon Iowa, June 10, 1902
CHARLES BAGLEY,
Attorney for plaintiff
State OF Iowa, Audubon county, 81
Upon reading the potion in this case and
after an examination of the foregoing notice
and being advised Of the form and contents
thereof. II is now ordered that the said notice
be and the same Is hereby approved, and it Is
further ordered that said notice be published
in the AUDUBON REPUBLICAN, q weekly news
paper published at the town of Audubon in
Audubon county. Iowa for six consecutive
weeks as by law in such cases provided.
Dated at Audubon, Iowa, June "a, 1902.
26-6 W. X. GREEN
Judge,
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Very Low Rates to San Francisco and
Los Angeles.

The North. Western Line will sell Elk,
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III, inclusive, with final return by extern
sion until September 30, 1902, on account
OF X. p. meeting. Variable routes,
Pullman Drawing Room and Tourist
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to agents Chicago Il North Western
Railway. 28-4.
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it's the best and cheapest. 25c at A.
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cut this out and take it A. Fl. Rob,
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berlain's Stomach Il Liver Tablets.
The best physic. They also correct
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Klnballton and Elkhorn.

Rev. n. Simmonsen is going to move
from here to Wapark, Wis.
P. J. Bertelsen the blacksmith Is
busy this week digging out a cave.
Peter Knudsen and wife from Allan
tic are out visiting at the home of ].
T. Larsen.
Mrs. G. W. Boysen gave birthday
party to her many friends last Thurs
dae in honor of her thirtieth year.
A party for the young people around
Kimballton was held at the home of
r. Petersen on the ridge last Sunday.
Peter Christensen and family from
down by Extra were in Kimballton
visiting his hrother-in-law last Thurs
day.
Peter Miller, John Petersen and our
dentist, all of Elkhorn, are taking a
week off and have gone to Lake View
for an outing.
Hans P. Hansen finished his big barn
the first of the week and to celebrate
the event right gave dance to about
100 of his friends.
G. W. Boysen was elected last Sat-
urday evening by the Kimballton X. p.
lodge as representative to attend the
Grand Lodge at DesMoines in October.
The Kim ballton painter, r. Ander
sen, had a runaway last Saturday night.
The horse run into fence post and
the wire had to be cut before he could
be got out.
Joe James, John Petersen, Soren G.
Petersen, Nels Jensen and Carl Schro-
der took trip to South Dakota and
all purchased land in the Red River
country.
Last Wednesday night when P. N.
Jorgensen drove his cattle home one
of the cattle knocked him down and
hurt him considerable. He is getting
better but is still in bad condition.
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BONANZA for Job Printing.
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Grand Ball.

The Burro's," a recently organ
lied club of the young gentlemen of
Tonopah, will give their first grand
ball on Thanksgiving eve. An effort
will be made to have this dance the
event of the season. The best music
obtainable by the Butler Orchestra,
Mr. Billy Grimes, leader, will be fur
nlshed for the occasion. Accommo-
dating floor managers will be in at
tendance and jolly, good time is as
sured all who attend For additional
particulars see adj
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Citizens Mining Committee.

In accord with action taken by a
mass meeting of Tonopah mine-own-
ers, . held at the Stock Exchange on
Sunday evening last, Jas. l.. Butler,
under authority then given, has
named the following Committee of
Projections L. H. Conley, J, E. C.
Williams, Ben Plumber, Sam For
man, c. C. Wells, A. G. Cushman,
Isaac Mckay, Thos. r. Bannerman,
p. E. O'Brien, H. NJ. Hasbrouck,
Frank Everett and W. J, Harris,
Chairman.
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There Will BE Light.

w. C. Watson, President of the
Electric Light & Power company,
accompanied by Mrs. Watson, arrived
in Tonopah last Wednesday. Other
members of the company are ex-
pected shortly.
Work of installation of the plant is
about complete, and inside of week
Tonopah will be receiving the subtle
"juice' which will make her shine by
NIGHT as well as by day.
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Stage Change.

John O'Keefe and Ladd & COIN,
who several months ago merged their
interests into the United Transpor-
ton Company, have dissolved by mu-
tual consent, Ladd & COIN have ar
rived with fresh string of stock and
will commence carrying passengers
and freight from Sodavile in opposi-
ton to O Keefe, who has the contract
to carry the mail.
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Testing the Law.

Drs, Bowes and Mcintyre were
brought before Justice Lindsey on
Friday last, on complaint filed by DR..
Balance, and charged with practic-
ing medicine without license. j. j.
Kennedy is employed by the medical
society to appear for the people.
Key Pittman represents the defend
ants. The case was continued until
Monday
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LOCAL LACONICS.
Read New To-Day. "


Judge Massey, of Carson, is here.
G +. Blakeslee, q Carson ieweler,
is among the new arrivals.
CASTOR Schwab is visitor in To
nopahf from Bierne, Switzerland.
Mr.. X. Ringamon, Occidental Ho-
tel, San Francisco, wants the pres
ent address Of Thomas Arthur.
LOST-A lady's gold watch, closed
case, with diamond on back. Return
to Knapp q Luke and receive re-
ward.
c. d. Van Duzer, Congressman
elect, has been confined to his bed for
a couple Of days. He leaves Monday
for Reno
Tim Dempsy, well known and
respected citizen of Carson and Reno,
died at the last named place last
Tuesday evening.
Jack Miner, of Benton, has shipped
thirty tons of fine ore from the In
dian Queen mine, famous property
of early times.
w. H. Dyer has moved into his new
quarters in the Sollender block
When in need of fresh vegetables and
fruits give him call
L. L. Patrick, a mining man of
New York city, is in Tonopah exam
ming mining properties in the inter
est of Eastern capitalists.
]. B. Lindsay, Dem, was elected
Justice of the Peace of Tonopah town
ship and Scott Hickey Silver and
Rep, Constable of same township.
W. j. Sinclair, the man who made
Tonopah, has been confined to his bed
for several days 1t is sincerely
hoped that his sickness will be of short
duration.
James L. Butler says that active
work will be commenced at once at
Ray. He has just made thorough
examination of the property, which is
looking fine.
The pool box as Elliott & Coles
saloon contains $500, besides cuff
buttons, watches, finger rings, min
ing stock, etc. All pools will be paid
in few days.
j. NJ. Reuck, special agent and
correspondent of the San Francisco
Bulletin, is in town gathering mater
ial for a general "write-up" of the
mines and town.
Esmeralda county will be repre-
scented in the State senate by Frank
Thorne and in the assembly by Frank
Lothrop, Fusion, and Professor Az
Grill, Republican.
The stock of the Ohio Tonopah Co.
is now selling around sixty cents per
share We think this is one of the
bargains on the Philadelphia curb
market -Protits.
Benz H. Cramp, of Philadelphia,
with w. C. Wyncoop, superintendent,
met in Tonopah and left for the Lib
erty mines Saturday morning. The
new company has made final and
complete payment for the big prop
erty.
1 Inc lateSJ returns OF Nye county
show that McCabe is elected Assem-
blyman; the sheriff is in doubt Rice,
Recorder; Gilbert, Treasurer; Enger,
County Clerk; Richards, District At
torney; Duffield, Public Admins ira
tor; Rodgers and Egan, County Com
missioners.
Messrs, Symons & Joughin, another
Owens Valley butchering firm, have
established shop in Tonopah, on the
corner of Mineral street and
Brougher avenue. They supply the
market with their own productio
which is of the finest quality. Note
their new "ad
There Will BE Light.
4
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MOntana-TOnOpah.

The blacksmith shop and carpenter
shop at the new works are com
pleted and the construction of a
house for Supt. Geo. E. Badgett is
under way. The shaft is down 245
feet, in ground so favorable that
there is a greatly increased demand
for the companys stock at steadily
rising figures.
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Justice Court.

Fred S. Adams, accused by Elliott
& Cole with having issued an alleged
fraudulent check, for $l2O, was serv-
ed at Sodavi!e with a telegraphed
warrant Of arrest, and Deputy Sher-
if Hickey left yesterday morning to
bring him back. He will arrive on
tomorrow evenings stage.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-08

John Dobbs, general manager of
the Philadelphia G.. NJ. Company,
leaves Monday next for q business
visit to San Francisco, Salt Lake and
philadelphia