Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-09-06
GREELEY GREETING.
Oh, that fair! Were YOU there?

Oh, that fair. Were you there?
Mrs. Ira johnson is recovering
from spell of sickness.
Miss Edith Rucker spent a pleasant
week with her aunt, Mrs. Bates, near
Ross.
Eleven head of calves and seven
line mich COWS for sale on the Martin
Kness farm.
Mr.. Fogg's aud Mike Ballman's
thrashers got inconveniently near to
each other this week.
The candidacy of w. j. Bryan for
president will be revised version Of
u joke in its third edition.
John Egan and family accompanied
by grandma Egan were Sunday call
ers at the James Egan home.
county. A number of relatives ac-
companied him back, where they are
now guests.
The Misses Maude and Mabel Boe-
hme, of Audubon township, spent Fri
day with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Kness in Greeley.
Another good old summer time"
Has gone into the past
And autumn breaths her sweetness
On our longing souls at last
Road supervisor, Ira Johnson is
very busy with dangerous bridges in
east Greeley. Between sections
thirteen and fourteen he is putting
in some eighteen inch thing culvertS.
Harry Paige will take Mr.. Reed S
place on the cream route while the
latter gives his attention TO the cree
tiOn Of q new barn, the carpenter
work on which will be in the hands
of Messrs Vic Anciaux and Claude
Jayne.
On Friday, August 81, Miss Maude
Frederick, daughter of Albert Freder.
| lex of west Greeley, mounted the gen.
tie and trusty old family pony anG
started to the home of her siStar Mrs
| Ira Johnson in east Greeley. In her
hand she carried small egg case al
which the pony took fright and made
| such mad move mentS as to dehOrse
Miss Frederick. AS she came to the
| ground it seems that she either came
IN contact with the egg case else was
tramped by the horse in such man
ner as to inflict an ugly wound in her
| side, perhapS.s some ribs are fractured
Her shoulder was also badly wrench
ed. DR.. Riley was called from Extra
At this writing she is still in a criti
cal condition but hopes are entertain
ed that the injuries may not prove 81
serious as at first indicated.
The Tillman speech at the Center
Vile Chautauqua clearly demonstrate
the tolerance Of Iowa people. Ava,
back in the sixties such speecl
would have precipitated demand
for tar and feathers. 1t is really graft
flying to note that the diSintregatins
spirit Of civil war has SO subsidized q
to tolerate this Vituperative whirlwinC
from the south. Tillman was witt
Roosevelt and the people on the ques
ton Of rate regulation, but on tn
negro question he loses his sense o
justice and degenerateS into red
eyed demon. The managers of tn
democratic campaign displayed poo
judgement by permitting this sta
democrat from the L. $. senate u
speak on the race question in Iowa
His utterances will drive waverin
republicans back into line and max
them more determined to do all the
can to shield the people from tina
calamity-a Democrat victory.
Her kind hands fold, white and cold
Upon her pulseless breast,
And lay her there-sO young and fai
Beneath the flowers to rest.
| While lauuhinU on har wav tO SchnO
AglOw with hope and cheer
Death met her in the vestbul lie
| OF life so sweet and dear.