Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-09-03

cupied by four Rippey. Iowa, men
near Herndon, Iowa. The party was
en- route home from jamaica, where
they had been attending . baseball
game. The dead: George Murphy,
20, killed Instantly: DENNY Duitman,
rs, both legs several at the knees and
skull fractured. He died at the
King's Daughters hospital at Perry !
few hours after the accident. The
injured: Max Van Scoy. 20. body
bruised; Gale Duitman. IS. body
bruised.
William ]. Gordon of Davenport
was elected president OF the Ancient
Order of HibernianB at the closing
meeting at Des Moines, and Keokuk
was selected as the next meeting
place In 1916. The other officers
elected follow: T. ]. Hickey of Keo-
kuk, vice president; J. J. Loughlin Of
Keokuk, secretary: J. F. Buckley Of
Des Moines, treasurer. The state
board will be composed Of James e.
O'Meara Of Des Moines. ]. j. McCor.
mick Of Fairfield, John p. Waters Of
,Massena, j. J. McDermott Of Hite-
imam. and p. J. Treanor Of Dubuque.
Nearly hfty survivors of the Fourth
Iowa cavalry and the Eighth Iowa In
lfantry attended the two days reunion
Iat lndianola. General Winslow, who
Twas to have been present to meet his
Iold comrades. was unable to attend ON
account Of illness. He returned to
america only recently from Paris.
'CampAres comprised the major por-
ition Of the program.
A quarter section Of land six miles
northwest Of Shellsburg, owned by
Martin Werning and known 40 the
C0ilinger farm, has been sold to
Claus Behrens for $500 an acre. Pos.
session win not be given until March
\ 1915.
announced for the change. It Is I'M
derstood Mr.. Murphy and the owner
of the paper disagreed over personal
matters. Mr.. Murphy succeeded his
father, the late John s. Murphy, az
editor. the elder Murphy having been
4dentifed with the Telegraph-Heral
thirty years.
Ben Nelson, q prominent Minbusn
citizen. was fatally injured when he
attempted 70 90 between two cars
standing on the N. z st. L. siding
near the depot. A coal car was
kicked" against one Of the cara. and
he was caught between the bumpers,
dying from his wounds few hours
later. Nelson was . retired farmer.
meeting 6e the delegates from the
fe3bt San churches OF Of
$500 and representatives. Of several
iother members az the Iowa presbytery
living near that dry was held for the
purpose Of discu&alpg plans which. II
carried out. will result in Ottumwa
having I new Presbyterian church.
Gas cows to start with.
! The three days convention OF the
Iowa Master Painters association at
Davenport. WAS closed after an ad-
dress BY Seth J. Temple. OF Daven-
port. architect. Who urged that schools
teach painting and decorating. He al
~ grilled the system Of competitive
4i6ding In contract work.
tsgF. A. Corey, Of Algona. has sold his
4 "PlAinview" farm, ia acres, near
Wesley to Frank L. Smith OF Dwight,
m, 1t $50 per acre. Mr.. Corey
bought this farm about ten years ago
for go per acre, and has received in
rents trom. ave 10 seven dollars per
acre each year besides the 800 raise.
!. Wiln&m Ryan, who fatally stabbed
iClause Griese near Gruver, gave him
/, se1f up near Ceylon, MINI. Sheriff
Butler and posse Of men were hunting
him with bloodhounds. He was
brought % Esthefville Immediately
and combined IN jail
j Harper 4 Murphy Nof Talmage last
.Neelk sold to Charles Bunzendahl of
tcrSseon their 50l acre farm on Grand
htssr, \known ~ Spring Valley ranch.
The consideration was $75.600, or $3.50
per acre. Mr.. Bunzendahl will take
.Dossession March I.
m Bids for the new Ames hotel to be
erected by Mum and Sheldon have
been opened. The lowest bidder was
WI. zitteral Of Webster City $4,000
which ID too high. Changes in the
plans will be made.
- Farmers Of near Tabor, parts OF
whose lands are included within the
city AmitB, have started action to be-
c6ihe separated from the incorpora-
'ti0n.
Louis Murphy, internal revenue col
lector Tor Iowa and for twelve years
EDITOR Of the Telegraph Herald ct Du-
ApQue, Has severed his connection
With that paper. While no reason IL
Tho Oh Soldiers association OF
Sioux City and Maple river valleys
VIII meet ct Correctionville Thurs
day. September 10.
Mathew Holmes, administrator Of
~ esta&e Of the late John Holmes Of
~ NoineG, asks damages OF 10000
against the Bloomfield Coal company
I'M . petition filed In the district
46urt. Holmes was killed by . fall
u slate It the defendants mine ON
Jp1e - last, ~,
n tFhintins Bertha" Liebler arrived
&lDee Moines from Omaha recently
~ hadn't mach more than locked
N toWn ever befors che landed In
w Sizes there ut. the Arst ching
y(S(AA did was 80 60 to store ou
W)ilnut street.. A clark alleges be
~ her steal sldrt
tfod Ladiford. in jail for forgery at
43ften. took bricks from his cell and
VQAAs hit escape. Hs-09eTed freSS0m
the other prisoners II they. would
DIP him but they refused. Blood