Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-09
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Interesting Items Of News Xxx
Gathered From all Parts oflowa



Moingona, was found dead in his bed.
1t is announced that the cereal
mills of Riverside will probably be
moved to Manchester soon.
The Catholic church at Templeton
has just received its new pipe organ
which weighs over FIVE tons.
The big -four mill at Spirit Lake
has discontinued operations because
Of lack of local support.
Cedar Rapids will entertain the
second annual state convention OF
Associated Advertising clubs in 1912.
Merl Parker had his right eye shot
out by the accidental discharge of
his gun while hunting near Sanborn.
Plans are under way for a big in
door circus to be given by the Elks
In the club room and armory hall at
Perry.
A socialistic meeting was held at
Peary, at which candidates for mayor.
councilmen and city solicitor were
named.
Munson Burdick Of Fort Dodge, who
sustained skull fracture In fall
down stairs, is reported slightly i'm
proved.
Judge Samuel s. Carruthers, 70.
died at Bloomfield. He was one Of
the most prominent lawyers in south
ern Iowa.
William White, 60, was found dead
near his home at Wheatland. Death
| woe oouead frn,,, baort disease ord
exposure.
James Marts, q prominent retired
| farmer and well known in Polk coun-
ty politics, died suddenly at his home
in Ankeny.
Emily Hawkins, living near Nash
VA, mistook ammonia for a throat
gargle. She was badly burned but
will recover.
Henry Spiker, IS, killed himself at
Waterloo by shooting. He has been
respondent for some time because of
failing health.
Henry Dickman, aged %, railway
carpenter of Davenport. respondent
over continued illness, drank carbolic
acid and died.
Frederick II. Kenney of Waverly,
is dead OF enlargement of the heart
and other complications. He lived
there since 1867.
Fire Of unknown origin destroyed
the drug store, pool hall and tele-
phone Office at Hills, entailfng loss
of about $4,000.
Frederick II. Kenney OF Waverly
is dead of enlargement of the heart
and other complications. He lived
there since 1867.
The Hopewell Threshing company,
In which fifteen farmers near Spencer
are stockholders. has made $2.39055
in fifty-one days.
The Iowa state authorities are aft
err the firms selling adulterated lin.
seed oil. A Dennison dealer is being
held pending investigation.
While sitting In q barber shop at
Wadena, the clothing OF Arthur Shat
fer caught fire in some unknown man
ner. He was seriously burned.
w. +. Ladley, ex-postmaster of Ban
croft, has been sentenced to six
months in the county Jail for the en-
bezzlement Of postoffice money.
Charles F. Reggentine of Hopking-
ton has found large amount Of jew.
elry, wrapped in handkerchief, hid
In partition of cattle shed.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. K. Jones celebrat-
ed their fiftieth wedding anniversary
with large number of friends and
relatives at their home in Osslan.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. e. Jones celebrat-
ed their fftieth wedding anniversary
with large number OF friends and
relatives at their home In Osslan.
Work on the remodeling OF the
First National bank of Sheldon has
been started. When completed this
will be one Of the finest banks In the
vicinity.
Mrs. Ed. Enlee was seriously burn
ed about the neck and head while res
cuing her three small children from
their burning home, two miles north
of New Hartford.
]. B. McHose OF Boone, who owns
great timber lands in Minnesota, has
returned after rounding up gang Of
timber thieves who had stolen large
amounts OF timber. f
]. @. Cutler, the Nora Springs bank
er, met his death in an unknown man
ner. according to the verdict of the
coroner's jury. Evidence introduced
indicated foul play.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Nelson Of Der.
wick celebrated the fiftieth anniver-
sary of their marriage. During the
fifty years they have lived together
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson have lived In
their present home. which was built
long before the town Of Berwick was
established.
William Lincoln. wealthy stock
man of Dysart, is dead as the result
of running small silver In his hand.
Blood poisoning get In and he lived
but short time.
Thomas Chapman. So years old. one
of the oldest citizens OF Des Moines
and Polk county. died at the home OF
the Rev. DR.. Helfenstein. 1172 West
Thirteenth street.
j.. II. Phipps. 1903 years old, died
recently at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. George Stinson, in Hennessey,
Okla. A twin brother Of Phipps lives
at Shenandoah, Iowa
The bankers OF Group met at
Williamsburg. The enrolment was
about $50. An excellent address on
Confidence" was given by Hon. NJ.
]. Wade Of Iowa City.
The eight months old child Of
Frank MARI of Ida Grove. was serious
ly scalded when It pulled the stop
per out OF washing machine. which