Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-10-05


Insurance Company of Cedar Rapids
represented by j, Nj, Graham has
promptly paid him 5000 for his half
of the hay and he is much pleased
with the way he has been treated by
the Company.
Chas, $. White, the county clerk
has issued the following marriage
licenses since last Thursday: Lars
Larson To Miss Christina Hansen,
both Of Cameron township: Fred Berg
of Douglas township To Miss Augusta
MutSchall, of Lincoln township. The
latter marriage will take place tomor-
row, Friday, at the Lutheran parson-
age in Lincoln township, Rev. A.
Ehlers officiating.
The Cosmopolitan announces
series of tales by the funniest of all
story tellers"-W. w. Jacobs. If
the others are as good as -Four Pig
cons" i'm the October issue, there is
no doubt that Mr.. Jacobs deserves
that title. Nothing we have read in a
long time has made us laugh more
heartily. The situations are mdicrous
in the extreme, as are the illustrations
drawn by VIII Owen, the famous
English caricaturist.
We see by the Harlan papers that
the return of Rev, w. Il Dudley to
was not entirely salts
factory to the people down there, so
the presiding elders of the Council
Bluffs district and the Atlantic dis
trict got together and with the consent
of Bishop Warren and the church at
Harlan an exchange was made so
that DR.. English goes TO Shenandoah
and Mr.. Dudley comes to Harlan.
Rev. Mr.. Grant, who has been pro-
NOTED from the passionate of the NJ T..
church of this place to the same posi-
ton in Audubon with goodly in
crease OF salary, will be with us next
and will occupy his pulpit a.
IN. and p. IN. At that time he will
say farewell to his people. Rev.
Grants going away is not only re-
GREETED by own people, but by our
citizens in general. -Guthrie Times.
Homer McIlvian, who has been liv-
ing with w. j. Jordan was sent to
the home for feeble minded at Glen
wood last Friday; Elmer Rogers,
Jens j. Knudsen, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Adair were also taken to Clarinda.
Sheriff NOrthup and DR.. Rosenbladt
them. While at Clar-
india, DR.. ROsenbladt enjoyed visit
with two of his college class mates
who are physicians az the institution
at that place.
Peter Anderson and son who live
five miles south and west of town
were in Audubon Monday to get the
bills for u public sale on the tenth
day of October, which will be Tues
day of next week. Mr.. Anderson has
rented his farm to his son II. L.
Anderson and he will take life little
easier after many years of incessant
toll. Instead Of moving to town as
so many do, he very sensibly remains
on the farm to enjoy the results of
busy life.
Farmers throughout the country
are improving their farms by adding
new buildings. Thomas Law is erect
ing large barn on his farm miles
east of town; Peter M. Smith is build
ing barn on his farm west OF here;
w, @. Switzer is building house for
Julius Copeska in Hamlin township;
j. j. hurry is building a barn on his
farm in Melville twp; Mccall Bros.
near Fiscus are erecting large hog
house on their fine farm; and Jake
Layland is building large barn on
his farm south of town.
The editor was much pleased to
form the acquaintance of DR.. w. V.
of Gray, who was down
TO the county seat last Saturday.
Mr.. Thornburg is recent graduate in
medicine from the Iowa State Univer-
sity and after practicing at Redfeld
II short time has located at Gray. He
is son Of Hon. Il. A. Thornburg. of
Linden who was member of the 22nd
and the BIRD general assembly and q
brother of Supt Il. g. Thornburg OF
Polk county. The doctor is bright
and capable young man who will
make a success of his profession.
A. G.. Ross, who was formerly locat-
ed at Des Moines, as deputy state sup
of schools of Iowa, but is
now editor and publisher of the Audu-
bon, Iowa, Republican, arrived Satur-
day to look after his wife's farm, the
Ross-Moore half-section in Logan
township, which is under the manage
ment of Harry Booker as tenant. Mr..
Ross went up to, Flandreau, Monday,
for brief visit with old friends, ex-
pecting to go from there to Madison,
where Mrs. Ross has another farm.
He passed through Dell Rapids We'd
nesday on his way home. dell Rap
ids Tribune.
The Allison Women,s Relief Corps
of Audubon had the pleasure OF enter
tanning Mrs. G. w. Bennett of Corps
No. $50 of Council Bluffs last week,
who, after an inspection OF the corps
work, which was thoroughly gone
through with, very highly commended
the good work done. Although the
ladies manifested desire to close,
the room was peryaded by the aroma
of excellent coffee served with a de-
licious lunch by our efficient social
Mesdames Donaldson,
McGinnis, Ulrich and Jensen. To
say that the refreshments were greatly
enjoyed by all present is putting 1t
mildly. Press Correspondent.
DR.. Caroline Detwiler, of Audubon,
visited here Wednesday at the home
of w. G.. Coulter. She was on her
way TO new location at Cambridge,
Nebraska. Troop 81" now at
the fair grounds has for its Lieuten-
ant, Sherman Miles, son of Gen.
Nelson a Miles, which is distinction
enough for one troop. y Mrs. A.
A. Walburn and children, of Audu-
bon spent Wednesday in the city at
tending the fair. They were on their