Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-01-16
Here And There
will tomorrow bring a sorrow
Or Joy for this poor boy

Or u JOY for this poor boy
Success in her best bib and tucker
attended the Frank Hopley sale.
Mrs. Grant Kness went to Lorah on
Saturdays noon train to visit with
her old friend Mrs. Ella Roberts.
When death knocks on my door I'll
run
And hug and kiss him just for fun.
w. 5. Armstrong, seems at home,
and Is at home once more on his fine
farm In south Melville.
Mesdames Geo. Lafoy and M. Kness
passed through Hamlin Saturday eve-
ming on thier way home from visit
to their brother James at Griswold.
Chas. Higgins shelled corn for a
number of farmers in west Greeley
this week.
Bessie McNutt, of Lead, South Da
kota, spent the week at the home OF
her uncle, Marshall McNutt.
j, II. Reynolds and wife returned
greatly benefited by their journey To
Merrill and Sac City, during which
they enjoyed visit with their daught-
err Mrs. Grant Stonebrook, of that
City.
Worth Hartzell has two car loads OF
fine steers ready to launch on the fick-
lie markets of Chicago,
Rev. Mr.. Kelly, Bowman Chapel's
new pastor was an entertaining dinner
James Blake and wife, Friday.
Resolved that the government
should own and control the railroads"
is the question for debate at the Ham
lin Center literary, Friday nightJ anu
airy nth. ;,
should serve third term as president
of the United States" was the ques-
ton discussed at the Hamlin Center
debate last Friday night " was de-
cided in favor of the negative.
After FIVE weeks of persistent revival
meetings continued in the face of ad.
verse circumstances, IL seems that Rev.
Mr.. Cross of the Union Baptist church
In Greeley has succeeded in penetrat.
ing the satanic crust of indifference
that has so long insulated that com
munity from heavenly light.
firmly believe that the government
should own and control the railroads
because 1t is the happy goal clearly
indicated by the pressure OF evolu.
ton and by the teachings Of the inn
mortal writer's of the Holy Bible Why
should we permit a greedy blood suck
err to exist between the people and these
vital channels OF stribution.
While A. w. Bradley and James
Bell we're on their way to Audubon,
Friday in top buggy they met DR.
Brooks automobile in the vicinity Of
the poor farm Although the auto
stopped and the occupants gave all
possible aid; the team became unman.
ageable, broke the vehicle and threw
its aged occupants olently TO earth
Mr.. Bradley's shoulder was severely
bruised and Mr.. B sll's leg and neck
was slightly injured. The victims of
the accident were Immediately
cared for by DR.. Brooks, who took
them to Audubon In his automobile.
When we think OF how near this came
to be anappAlling tragedy there seems
much for which to be thankful.
Frank Hopley's public sale last
week on the Geo. r Spencer farm
Just over creamery hill at the Hamliu
station, was hummer, a large crowd
was present, the bidding spirited and
Mr.. Hopley is we'll pleased with the
outcome.
HOW'D YOU DO
In this Id OF care and strife
We can linger but awhile.
Brothers let us sweeten life
With kind word and smile.
IT'S little thing for you
When we meet upon LIES road
To place a sunny, How'd, you DOR
Beneath brothers load