Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-14

Judge Martin Wade OF Iowa City,
democratic national committeeman.
announced during a brief stay in Des
Moines that President Wilson will
visit Iowa some time In April or May
and will probably speak In Des
Moines at that time. A tour to the
Panama-Pacific exposition by way OF
the Panama canal will bring him
through Iowa on his transcontinental
return to Washington. He will make
several speeches on this return trip
In which he will present the admin
istration's side OF the important in
ternal and international affairs.
Leland Watson OF Hamburg was
killed when a belt which he was at
tempting to run onto the pulley on a
line shaft became entangled and twist
ed him many times around the shaft
before he was discovered by his IA
Their. The boys head was torn loose
from the body and lay on one side OF
the room, the body on the other, while
the right arm and his sweater coat
were still entangled in the belt.
Mrs. Minna Klausner. aged rs, was
found dead in her rooms. When 1t
was discovered that Mrs. Klausner's
mail had remained in the mail box,
the mail carrier investigated, finding
the door locked and barred He call.
ed the police, who forced entrance
and found the woman lying under a
dracoar Tbara uara M unarkc upOp
the body. Death had come nearly
two weeks before.
@. L. Tremain OF Humboldt is con-
fined to his bed as the result OF seri'
GUS fall in which his hip was badly
fractured Mr.. Tremain. now 81. was
one OF the organizers and was the
first president OF the Iowa State
Pankers' association, and was the
founder OF the Peoples State bank OF
Humboldt
Saloons win be operated in the in.
corporated towns OF Plymouth from
now on. And the night now is to be
over the lucky ones to get the II.
censes. Fancy prices are being Of.
fered for permission to sell booze. AT
Merrill one man offered $4,000 for the
privilege Of operating saloon there.
Mrs. William Hoaglin, the wife OF
Mr.. william Hoaglin, one of the most
prominent business men In Mount
Pleasant, died very suddenly from
uraemic poisoning Mrs. Hoaglin was
prominent in club circles and had for
some years been an active member OF
the Ladies' Library association.
Eli Hite, a Shenandoah pioneer who
conducted the first dray line. died
there recently. He had been In poor
health for several years and his death
was due to heart trouble. Mr.. Hite
was n years old and had spent forty
one OF them In that city.
J. w. Kelly OF Ottumwa was taken
into custody by the county officials
on the charge of stealing a package
of Jewels from the Adams Express
company.
Miles, in Jackson county, goes dry
as the result of Withdrawals filed in
Maquotata The w. C. T. U. con-
Quoted the campaign, securing seven
Withdrawals.
A romantic marriage was solemniz-
ed in the dome of the state house
when two couples. of which the
brides were sisters. were united In
wedlock.
Teddy Stinton, 9 years old. of Stru-
Bile lost his right foot by the accident
al discharge Of a shotgun. Young
Cxs.41r 80. attaynnfipo n raunoya n
shell from the gun.
Death claimed Des Molnes men,
Der OF the soldiers home at MARSHALL
town in the person OF Edward A.
Mercer, aged "a. who died Of heart
disease.
Viola Thomas Of Manson. aged 81,
was discovered in an unconscious
condition in front Of local under
takers establishment in Fort Dodge.
She was taken to the Y. w. c. A. head
The Northwestern has given work
to $50 idle men OF Clinton In harvest
ing ice. The road plans to store away
$4,000 tons for the use OF its lines
the coming summer.
An automobile helped make good
the escape OF thieves who entered the
Carlson general store at Farnhamville
and stole $500 OF silks and 5000 In
other merchandise and cash.
w. II. Case Of Logan has been no
tilted that Clarence Davis. aged is
years, living on farm near Mondam-
In. hanged himself in barn.
Attorney Maurice O'Connor who
has been in Havana with Senator and
Mrs. Kenyon, has returned to Fort
Dodge.
The new Harvey theater at Sheldon
opened to the public in their entirely
new building and a complete new sup
ply Of equipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Berg celebrated
their golden wedding at their home
southwest OF Odebolt.
Frank Midkiff, who made mysteri-
Gus disappearance from his farm home
near Edgewood, has been located at
New Hampton. He left without say
ing a word to his wife or other rela-
tives and neighbors about his inten-
tons. His family had feared that he
met with an accident, or with foul
play.
Sioux City PROPOSES to follow the
Davenport idea and have a real ZOO.
II is to be located In Stone park. and
the first animals to be. secured win be
Eve young buffalo. They will be turn
ed loose in large pasture fenced in
with heavy wire.
December was one of the coolest
months of that, name on record. &C,
cording to resume issued by the