Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-02-13
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After further consideration Mr.. and
Mrs Rufus Rowland decided to lay the
remains of their son, Delbert to rest in
the Bowman chapel cemetery which is
tastefully beautifed with evergreens
and we'll kept. The funeral services
took place in Bowman chapel Wednes-
day noon, February 5. The church
was crowded to its full capacity when |
the hearse paused near the entrance,
when the following young men, all
companions of Delbert in days gone by, |
| acted as pallbearers and tenderly /,
handled the beautiful casket:-R |
Anciaux, Bert Hocamp, Joseph Grace
Arthur Pine, and two of the Schloter-
beck boys. Rev. Andrew Dove con-
Quoted the services and delivered a
sermon full of consolation for the be-
reaved. Delbert lived few days over
twenty-seyen years and six months in
such way that he will continue to
live in the memories of those who
knew him.
Grandpa Lee, who lives with his son
Lincoln Lee over the line in Guthrie,
is very feeble. He tottered past his
ninetieth mile stone Saturday, Feb
ruary s, being born February 8, 1928.
MIR. Lee was a familiar figure in
Greeley where he lived for some time.
Later he moved nearer to Audubon and
lived until old age forced him to retire
and spend his last days by the fireside
of his children. gt~.
George Lafoy and family departed on
Tuesdays evening train from Ross for
their home in Saskatchewan, Canada.
They have had a long and pleasant
visit punctuated by number of de-
lightful entertainments to their honor.
Their friends and relatives here have
enjoyed their company very much and
are united in wishing that prosperity
and happiness are waiting for them at
the end of pleasant journey home.
Mesdames Robert Kelley and Frank
Bamsey accompanied by Albert Petty
fastened away to New Sharon in res
ponse to message stating that their
youngest sister Dolly Petty had been
seriously injured by failing from a
horse and striking the back of her, head
violently against the frozen ground.
The injury is SO serious as to cause
deep concern in regard to her recovery.
Vera Norton invited in a number of
her little friends Saturday, February
8 and entertained them delightfully."- in
the spirit of Saint Valentine Many
expressive little Valentines were ex-
changed and strengthened the ties of
friendship. Refreshments were served
and various games were rphyedNlntil
the shadows of evening warneH the
little ones to dispense. N
Professor Ryan who is billed as the
worlds greatest Thermaturgist ap
peared in Hamlin on SCHEDULED time
Monday evening and rendered a de-
lightful program before a fair crowd.
l do not know just what that word
'Thematurgist" means unless it is de-
rived the word ''therma', heat and
'turgere, to swell, meaning to swell
up with hot air. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburn Clark enter
tanned crowd of church people in
their pleasant home Wednesday even
ing. A delicious oyster supper was the
chief source of pleasure.
At this date relatives are anxiously
watching at the bedside of Mrs. Fred
Alvey who is very low with Bronchial
pneumonia.