Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-01-07
Here And There
In rushed nineteen nine
With a flood of sunshine.

With a flood of sunshine.
Jimmy Corbet is Inclined to fight
the big negro from Texas.
A hideous fog smothered Monday
mornings sunny smile.
Robert Twist shipped two carloads
of cattle from Hamlin to Omaha last
Monday.
Miss Mabel McNutt was present and
took part in the Hamlin literary Sat
urday night.
Mrs. John McNutt spent the latter
part of the week with her daughter,
Mrs. Grant Kness.
Charles Minerman is preparing for
his departure to the blizzard-scarred
bosom of South Dakota.
Samuel Johnston came up from
Lorah Monday evening, where he had
spent pleasant new year.
Hal May bought two fine heifers
from Fred Alvey, with which he will
supply his community with beef.
The Hamlin mail carrier saw two
large gray wolves skulking about
Mark Cameron's cattle Tuesday OF
last week.
1t has been decided to hold the lit.
erary on Saturday nights from now
on. So remember Saturday night for
the Hamlin literary.
James White, who has been visiting
with relatives near Oskaloosa for a
week, arrived in Hamlin Monday even
ing on his way home.
A second meeting of the Blue Grass
Separator Creamery will be held at
Hamlin next Tuesday for the purpose
of selecting cream haulers and but
ter maker.
The results of the Blue Grass Cream
cry meeting last Monday were the re-
tention of all of the old tried and true
officials This will be pleasing news
to the patrons.
Ii is rumored that a pesky in unc-
ton is seriously interrupting the trans
fer of the James T. Bell estate. We
understand the disturbance issues
from remote relatives.
Hamlin came out victorious over
Audubon in the debate at Hamlin Sat
urday night, The argument was spir-
tied and enlivened by the presence of
Prof. Mantz, who led the affirmative.
Hamlin made it clear that the women
should not have the right of suffrage.
The vote stood to | in favor of Ham
lin. w
A law suit in which Hal May will
appear as plaintiff against Ralph
Stanley as defendant is brewing in
Greeley township. The plaintiff will
demand pay for valuable dog which
he claims was shot by Stanley. 1t is
claimed that the dog was lured to its
death by frivolous female canine,
owned and permitted to run out nights
and at all times by the defendant.
A large crowd gathered at the James
Blake home New Years Day and cele-
GRATED that worthy couples 10Th we'd
ding anniversary. The dinner table
creaked beneath its load of delicious
things to eat and wave of wholesome
nerriment drifted thecrowd far beyond
The reach of care. The gift was
beautiful rocking chair. May the fu-
ture repeat this happy event many
times.
A fierce debate will characterize the
discussion of the question at the
Iamlin lyceum next Saturday night.
The leader of the affirmative on the
question: "Resolved, That a single
tax, as advocated by Henry George,
would be beneficial" has made his
roast that he can easily defeat the
negative side. The latter side have
squared for the fight and are confident
Of victory.
IMMORT Atty.
The elements of endless youth
Are kindness and love for truth.
IT'S the horrid lie and hideous hate
That drags US shrieking through hell g
gate.