Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-11

~HAAASA1 NhSiISho StllCIdlly WHO have
had unbounded faith in Mr.. Wheelock,
there is strong undercurrent of be-
lief that the bank will pay out in full
and weather the storm.
Sarvay Clarida, Filipino evangel.
list, leader of the Sunshine cult and
self-confessed church burglar, was
held to the grand jury at Davenport
and bonds fixed at $1,000. Clarida
confessed to stealing vestments and
vessels from the Sacred Heart cathe,
dral and ST. Anthony's Catholic
church.
A crowd Of neighbors brought TWEEN
ty teams to the home OF Carl Weber,
near Bows and husked his corn crop
in single day. Two thousand bush.
els OF grain were gathered. Several
weeks ago Mr.. Weber was thrown
from a horse, sustaining a broken
leg.
A list OF seventeen incurable in
sane at the state hospital at Independ.
ence has been prepared by the hos
pital for transfer to the county hos.
pital at Marshalltown. The incur.
ables will be returned under a recent
ruling OF the state board of control.
Sixty-three permanent concrete
bridges will be constructed in Polk
county during 1914, according to an
announcement made by the board OF
supervisors. Bonds will be issued to
provide for the payment of the cost,
which will amount to 100000
After having gone through many
lively battles unscathed, John Keller
an aged veteran, is dead at his home
near Cedar Rapids as the result of an
injury caused by buzz saw. One OF
his legs came in contact with the
rapidly revolving blades.
As an incentive to the good roads
boosters who live in the vicinity OF
Newhall, w. G. Haskell, a coal deal.
er, offered carload OF coal to the
school districts which have had the
best kept and best improved roads
during the last summer.
Pensions have been granted t.
Iowa residents as follows: Vandalens
Johnston, Prairie City, SIP; Mary e
Spaulding, Usage, $12; Melissa ]
Allen, Wayland, $l2; Martha Perkins
Castana, $12; Allie ]. Umsted, Day
ton, $12
A little act of forgetfulness cost w
P. Miller OF Shenandoah $40 and costs
He was arrested for having an over
ripe auto license on his machine. He
said he had the new number at home
but had neglected for months to put
it on
An array of Legal talent and wit
nesses left Mason City for Dubuque tc
be present at the trial of four Greeks
who are resisting deportation on the
charge Of immortality brought by I'm
migration Commissioner Whitfield.
Superintendent Collins of the lows
and Dakota division Of Milwaukee has
retired after lifelong connection with
tie railroad because of i'll health. He
is succeeded by Superintendent Van
Vleet of Marion, Ia, division.
Two masked men entered the Mer
chants restaurant at Iowa City and
made away with $50 in cash. Although
several arrests have been made by
the police, 1t is not certain the rob
bers have been found
Four new Iowa postmasters have
been confirmed. They are William
Hesselschwordt, at Kalona; William
H. Fickel. at Glenwood; Jasper w
Morris. at Panora; and NJ. d. Sulli
van, at Wilton Junction.
Arrangements for the Guthrie couu
ty short course, to be held at Panora
Jan. to 10. were made at a meeting
held recently. Four hundred anc
twenty-five season tickets already are
sold for the course.
Search is being made for ]. r
Morgan, a hosting engineer, who
worked at Mason City the last few
months He is wanted by relatives
at Boone. where 1t is reported HIS
father is dying.
George S. Carson Of Iowa City has
purchased the gas plant at Noun,
Pleasant, and franchise was granted
at a popular election. Mr.. Carson
owns the electric light plant at Wash
ington, la.
Many noted missionaries were In
attendance upon the annual confer
ence of Sabbath school workers for
the Northwest district OF the Phesby
terrain church held at Waterloo.
County Engineer C. z. Smith OF
Cerro Gordo county has been busy
with a crew of men, making extern
sive improvements on the Lowell
bridge over the Skunk river.
Dean c. e. Seashore of the Univer.
sity of Iowa is the author of the latest
publication of the Appleton company,
entitled Psychology in Daily Life.
Neal Boyle, wealthy farmer near
Rockwell, is dead Mr.. Boyle was one
of the pioneer residents of the coun.
ty and large land owner.
Mrs. Myrtle Clark. Of Fredericks-
burg has been appointed a teacher
at Klamath Indian school in Oregon.
Word was received at Perry of the
death at Butte, Mont, of Vet Dayton,
a former well-known citizen.
DR.. F. e. BelliDger has been APP
pointed pension surgeon at Council
Bluffs.
David G. Gibson has been appointed
rural carrier at Kirkman, Ia
Lloyd E. Luse has been appointed
rural carrier at Morayia.
Charged with posing as deputy
United States marshal and carrying
gun, Walter McCale is held at Ma
son City on several charges. When
arrested he wore a badge labeled ~.
s. Marshal.
The 1914 meeting of the Iowa State
Library association will be held at
Marshalltown, according TO 6 vote
of the executive committee taken at
Dubuque.
Carl Nelson, 81 years old, farm
hand at Sidney Pitts home, near Per-
STA, committed suicide by hangir 6
himself to tree.
The first arrest In the case In
which forgers secured $50 from the
Peoples State bank at Mason City
by impersonating George Balatan was
made in Omaha. John Hahn is the
man. Detectives are now looking for