Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-10-31
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Mrs. Holmes was north bound
passenger from Hamlin. Friday.
1t makesus shudder to hear, once more,
Old winter shutting about the door.
George Townsend, of Audubon, has
given Bose Valley school house coat
of white paint.
Mrs. Della Smith, of Montana, was
a guest in the home of her brother Mr..
Jacob Warner.
A. j. Cameron drove to Hamlin,
Monday morning, to meet some rela-
tives who came from Kansas to visit.
Charles Miller has sold his fine
eighty acre farm near Old Hamlin to
Jake Warner and will invest the pro-
ceeds in land near Anita.
Miss Emmaline Spencer, of Extra,
has been passing a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Hopley, just over
Creamery Hill, east from Hamlin sta
ton.
Ella and Will Kerwin, of near Au-
| dubon, and Mr.. and Mrs. James Blake
| accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Minnie Blake, spent Sunday at the
James Eagan home where a big fat
goose took very pleasing part in
| the entertainment
SUNSHINE AND SHADOW
Sometimes the world seems bright and
fair
| And the human race seems good,
| Then again, pursued by sharp toothed
care
Through dark and painless wood,
| We grope and wall and faint-then
harkl
| For help and light we cry,
Stink out into the mist and dark
And wave the world Goodbye"
| Say, did you ever notice fellow
with cigarette hanging on his lip,
his hat cooked well on the back of his
head so as to better reveal the beauty
of his FURNISHED and we'll trimmed
| forelocks, parading up and down the
street on sunny Saturday afternoon
trying to extract little Intoxicating
admiration from the several knots of
chatting ladies along his beat? Did
y
the wipth, height, thickness and force
of the intellect that has the Herculean
task of making up and operating
such creature?
Mr.. ElmerDavis, promising young
| farmer near Hamlin, and Miss Emma
| Christensen, of Hamlin Station, were
united in Wedlock at the Hamlin church
on Thursday afternoon, October p,
| 1907, Rev. j. K Jensen, of Extra Off
ciating. This happy eventcreated quite
stir in the little village. Flags were
floated from some of the buildings,
and with the starlight came an up-to-
date serenade, above the nerve-ras ping
clatter of which ever and anon could
be heard the strains of sweet music
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis were seen leaving
Hamlin, Saturday evening with top
load of new household goods for their
home in the country
When man malisciously says a
mean thing about you and you retort
! by saying something mean about him
you are guilty of the same deed for
which you so loudly condemn him.
Certainly you have both descended to
meet on q lower plain of human soei-
I Guy tio IhOLC pull Vi
! weaklipgs never gave an exhibition
before the world. Each one is actu-
ated by the sinister motive to destroy
the others happiness while the facts
of the case are, in foot ball language,
! they are doing excellent team work in
wrecking the true source of all happi-
ness; namely, friendship and love. We
do err greatly by endeavoring to per-
feet ourselves in public opinion to the
very grave neglect of those of our de-
fects that are not visible to the pub
lie eye, forgetting that possibly one
may be perfect in public opinion and
still very offensive to God. He who
recognizes this fact and secretly asks
God for strength to throttle and con-
quer his own feelings is we'll in the
narrow path that leads to the sunny
summit of Peace.