Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-25

CLIFFORD X. Smith has been appoint
ed rural carrier at Humboldt.
John Powers, teamster, was killed
in a runaway accident at Mason
City.
James M. Howard, aged SO years,
an Iowa pioneer, died at his home in
Nashua.
Olaf Rosengren, aged rs, an old
and respected citizen of Stratford,
died suddenly.
Work on the new st. John'h Meth
odist Episcopal church at Mapleton
is being pushed
The congregation of the Lutheran
church at Dayton is erecting an $751;
600 brick church.
Iowa City granted franchise to
Iowa City, Ottumwa and Southern in
terurban, 466 to II.
Carl A. Heistereman, of Cedar Ra-
pids, has been appointed clerk in
the war department.
There will be a reunion of the
Thirty-fourth Iowa infantry at Win
terset, Sept. and Z.
Mary d. Dietze has been appointed
postmaster at Millersburg, Iowa coun-
ty, vice E. F. Dietze, resigned.
Excellent progress is being made
on the $4,000 cooperative creamery
now being built at Belle PLANE.
The population of the city of Dav.
EXPORT is 43,02S as compared with
35,254 in 1900 and 26.s72 in 1890.
While descending the cellar stairs,
Hugh Mcmahon, young man Of
Nashua, fell and fractured his skull.
Henry J. Vosberg, aged 80, for fifty
years a resident of Marshall county,
died at Gilman as the result of apo
plexy.
Gustave Linnewah has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Calumet,
o'Brien county, Iowa, vice T. Render.
resigned.
Rev. Father Lovejoy has made a
donation to the public library of
Corning Of 125 volumes from his pri.
vate library.
Civil service examinations will be
held Sept. 10 for rural carriers at
Agency, Honey Creek, Webb and
West Grove.
Roy, the S-year-old son Of Howard
Dodge. who lives two miles south OF
Milford, died of infantile paralysis
after an illness of twenty hours.
DR.. Thomas Roy Campbell, of Ar
thur, N. D., and Miss Margaret Adele
Luse, children's librarian in Car
negie library, were married at Iowa
City.
Michael Nugent. aged go, native
of County Clare, Ireland, and a resi-.
dent of Dubuque county since 1852,
passed away at his home near Du-
buque.
The Catholics of Oelwein are cree.
ting a church building which will
cost 100000. The building is of
Gothic architecture and will seat l.
200 persons.
On the recommendation of Con-
gresham Dawson, DR.. ]. Realenta
has been appointed examining surg.
con at Iowa City vice DR.. w. l.. Der.
ring, resigned.
Mrs. George Miller, living three
miles south of Waterloo, is suffer-
ing from infantile paralysis. She is
twenty-three years old. 1t is thought
she will recover.
While getting bait for fishing, John
Haines, a carpenter of Hawarden,
found in a small clam taken from
the Big Sioux river, a pearl which
jewellers say is worth over 5000.
Andrew Lorenzen, former mem
Der of the Council Bluffs police de-
partment, is missing He has not
been seen since May 81, when he left
his ranch home near Hecla, Neb., for
Council Bluffs.
A prairie fire which was started
by a locomotive near Nashua, des-
troyed many acres of stacked grain
besides other property on the farm
premises of George French and
Thomas Smith.
Patrick Clancy, for four years flag
bearer in the civil war, died at
Storm Lake after being a sufferer
from cancer for years. He was a
native of Ireland, coming to this
country in 1S49.
The West Union Commercial club
has been cooperating with the city
council, trying the experiment of OIL
ing the principal streets to obviate
sprinkling. The result has been all
that was anticipated.
A harness factory, canning facto-
ry, emergency hospital, barber shop
and grocery store are among the
improvements going on at Storm
Lake. The Presbyterians will erect
a fine church building.
Ninety candles decorated the birth.
day cake Of William Pangburn of FIT.
Dodge, when his daughter, DR.. Sara
Kline, recently received few friends
in honor of his birthday. Mr.. Pang-
burn has lived in Iowa since 1854
and is well known to people in Fay
cite county, where he lived for fifty
two years.
Arthur Sprague of Columbus juno
ton, who recently graduated from
Monmouth college with honors, de-
parted for Waltsburg, Wash, where
he will become superintendent Of
the schools at that place.
Burlington officers are searching for
Charles Haverfeld, who until Satur-
day night was driving the baggage
wagon for Hotel Delano. They say nc