Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-29

Simon Foley found Cancelled check
made out to A. 8. Sawyer on bank
at Glenwood at his farm three and a
half miles south of town. 1t is sup
posed that the piece of paper was
blown in his field, relic of the Easter
Sunday cyclone.
DIR. @. A. May, has returned to
Audubon after three months absence
DIR. May spent most of this time taking
a special course of instruction at the
New York Post Graduate Medical
School for the eye, ear, nose and
throat He was greatly pleased with
his stay in New York City but is glad
to get back to Audubon and hopes to
give his patients the benefit of his
training. His many friends are glad
to welcome his return.
Owing to lack of Institute funds that
have been legistated away from us the
last few years. am fearful l will be
unable to, hold the Normal Institute at
the regular tiwe which would be June
10Th. Many counties over the state are
holding their Institutes later this year
though not all are doing this from
lack of funds az the case with us. !
will make final announcement next
week as to time of holding Institute
Ella M. Stearns. Co. supt. 22I
Mrs. Gladys Spenle. who is in the
city visiting at the parental H. B. Will
son home. expects soon to hear from
her husband when they win move to
Tacoma. Wash. Mr.. Spenle has been
holding responsible position in Chica-
go for number of years, but has re-
Gently been promoted to manager of a
branch house at Tacoma, Wash. AS
soon as arrangements for moving can
be made, Mrs. spenle will be joined here
by her husband. and they will then
proceed to the western coast.
Jens o. Christensen and viggo Soren.
sen, were badly shaken up in run.a-
way yesterday. They were returning
from the cemetery, and were coming
down the hill, west of the Catholic
church, when one of the horses became
frightened at passing automobile and
began kicking and running, pulling
over the wagon with such force that it
turned over twice The occupants were
thrown out onto the ground. Mr..
Christensen was only slightly bruised,
but Mr.. Sorensen was quite badly cut
about the head. and was forced to rest
a while at the home of Geo. Kellogg
before being taken to his home. The
team ran as far as the park where
it was caught.
The city council at former meeting
decided to erect temporary building
for the pumping station at the new
Deep Well" Since the pump has ar
riyed and workmen are ON the ground
to put the machinery in position, the
council decided that their former deci-
sion would hardly meet the necessary
requirements. A special meeting Of
that body was held yesterday and it
was definitely decided to erect a per-
manent building 2sxs4, built of either
brick or cement blocks, with 10 foot
ceiling. A derrick will have to be-
erected In order 80 place the machinery
in position, and as we understand it
the company placing the machinery,
made the city special proposition If
the permanent building could beerected
at this time.
At meeting of the Execetive Com
mittee of the Audubon County Agricul-
tural Society Monday evening. the Re
publican was awarded the contract for
printing the premium list for 1918.
This is the first time in many years that
the Republican has done this printing,
bnt the Association ia assured a first
class job. For many years the publisher
of this paper printed fair books for the
Milton. West Point. Donnellson, Iowa
and Kahoka, Mo-, fair associations so
the work is nothing new to us. The
mechanical department is in splendid
condition to handle this piece of work.
and we are sure no printing establish
ment in this section Of the state would
be able to do better piece of work than
the Audubon Republican.