Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-01-23
Here And There
In your youth court the truth

IN your youth court the truth.
Orrn Colee marketed hogs in Ham
lin Saturday.
James Roberts came up from Extra
to Hamlin on the Monday mornings
train.
| should really like to hear some of
those Woodmen boys debate on this
question; which is the butt end OF a
goat.
'This is my sweetheart, this is my
wife =
Say, can you say that, Bill?
Twenty five years from your wedding
day
Is she your sweetheart still.
VIM Johnston, accompanied by his
brother Sam, recently from the Philip
pine Islands, are visiting relatives in
Nebraska.
Lee and Mary Hays. of east Greeley
took advantage OF short courses at
the Iowa agricultural college at Ames
and came home very much pleased
with that institution.
After we decide that it is high time
more caution, we conclude that Cover
nor Hughes is the logical successor to
Theodore Roosevelt
Marshall McNutt assisted by John
Roberts, butchered foar big hogs
Friday.
A grippe like sickness has been an
unwelcome guest in the Geo Gill home,
Mrs. j. w. Fry has been very sick
for the past week. AT this writing she
is convalescing.
Hugh Phipps, of Guthrie, arrivedin
Hamlin on Wednesday mornings train
to visit his brother Doc Phipps.
James Roberts who is chore boy for
the Hamlin mail carrier went down to
Lorah on Saturdays train to visit his
mother.
VIM Deets drove up from Orient
last week. Mrs. Deets who has been
visiting here for fortnight, accom-
panied him back home.
Bessie McNutt, of Leads, South Da-
kota, spent part OF last week with her
aunt Jessie, near Hamlin.
1t is to be regretted that such able
men as Roosevelt and Hughes cannot
strip their ideals down to the common
factor then work together.
| The Stevens Entertainment Com.
pany delighted fair sized audience
in the d, b. Hall at Hamin Thursday
evening.
Iknow OF nothing that would help
society SO much as for its members to
cultivate disposition To think kind
| ly OF each ether and to wish every
body we'll, / know ofnothing that pro-
duces a more repulsise type OF misery
than does the suspicion that people
are thinking i'll of you and talking
about you. Get ia the path Of duty
and push forward. Push on and on
through storms of SANDER and hate,
and at last the clouds will break away
and the sunshine Of truth will fall up
on your pathway and light you safely
! home. ltrequires more desirable
species Of bravery and courage TO Gull
tivate this disposition than is that
which pushes a man out in front ofthe
thirteen inch guns Of a belligerent en-
envy in defense Of his country's lag.
| 1t would hasten that state Of civiliza-
ton wherein the battle ship would
metamorphose into wealth-laden
merchantmen. La museums sightseers
would pause by our rusty cannons
| and comment on our folly.
THE SIMPLE LIFE
The world seems good when far beyond
the reach
OF the noise and strife OF sordid world
Illness,
Secluded on little farm we toll
And gather clean dollars to be spent
AS God would spend them, for the
com non good.
Oh! would that | might live a life so
that
Across my humble life's calm sunset
sky
| might behold the outstretched arms
of God,
And, gladdened, run into them like a
child
And nestle down uponhis bosom there
To weep repentant tears until my soul
Is cleansed of all the stains of sinful
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