Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-06-26
Hamlin Items

ton Sunday. This promises to be a
very interesting game.
Hamlin Items
Rose Tyler went to Atlantic Monday
to visit friends.
o. p. Tyler went to Omaha to visit
his son, Frank P. Tyler Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Mcclure and children
visited her parents in Audubon Wed.
nesday.
Tom Bruhn and family visited al
the home of Geo. Spirup west of town
Sunday.
Frank Pfeifer called DIR. Fulton
Monday to attend their little baby who
is very sick.
Mrs. Ed Dryden went to Boone Sat
urday to visit her sister, Mrs. Brad.
shaw who lives there.
Carrie Brooks, of Audubon, came
down week ago to do some dental
for Mrs. Ed Dryden.
DR.. Jackson was called down to at.
tend G.. w. Clark who has been lutte
sick during this cold weather.
Anna HERMAN OF Elwell, came up
Thursday to give her brother Fred and
wife visit, also his sisters boy Horest.
Andrew Henderson, who hauls lum.
Der for Thos. Brhun invested in single
driving horse which he gave $50. 90 for.
Helen Moore is very sick with what
the doctor thinks is appendicitis. II
is hoped she will soon be about again.
The 4th of July celebration was
announced in Audubon first so the
Hamlin township delegation will &c
there.
George Gerard and wife and daugh.
ter Jessie went out to North Branch
to attend the funeral of Mrs. s. A,
Heath.
Miss Lille Wirth came home Satur-
day from Naperville, ILL.,, where she
as been attending a very successful
term of college.
Mrs Nine Moore's sister from Bur.
lington and another lady who's name
we did not learn came to give the j. u.
Moore home visit.
George Gill, not to be behind time
with Hamlin people, invested in new
red gear top buggy which he bought at
g. w. Hoover's, at Audubon.
G. Justesen and wife took their
children out to Jens G. Andersen's six
miles west of Hsmlin, where there was
picnic for children, Sunday.
Mamie Nelson, son of Peter Nelson,
the hog buyer, was filling his father
place at the depot Monday, while his
father was buying hogs at Ross.
Mrs. Tom Gill and baby went to
Mullivane. Kansas, to visit relatives
and friends Monday. Her father who
has been visiting her here accompanied
her.
Mrs. Ed Ruse and children, Mrs. p
Bramsen and children, of Audubon,
Mrs. J. Jensen and children, OF Poplar,
visited with Jens o. Andersen's Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. W. Fl. Warner who has been
attending her mother in Atlantic who
has been very sick, returned home last
Monday and reports her mother much
improved.
Mrs. Rev. Boyce and children who
have made their home at the Geo.
SCOTS home, left on the Rock Island
Monday for New York to take steam.
er to England.
Mrs. Charles Spencer had a letter
from III. Percy in which he states they
are doing fine in the restaurant bust
ness. We are glad to hear the same O.
Harry was we'll liked man here.
Tilda Christensen, who works at E
j. Freeman's in Audubon, came dowr
and gave a pleasant visit at the hom,
OF Hans Rottenburg and sister. She
came down Saturday returning HON,
Sunday.
DIR. Gleason was called out to Chas
Miller's in Old Hamlin to attend to tn,
baby who is very sick with measles
Mrs. Miller also has the measles. A
the same time he stopped at Mrs. Veg
gington's who is sick.
Emma Fenton gave an ice cream
social at the Old Hamlin school hous,
for the benefit of the school library
A big crowd attended and all wen
home well pleased. They had music
by a big graphaphone, on Friday even
ing.
Hamlin was more than surprised OF
Monday evening. When the train
pulled in crowd of sixteen year ole
girls from Extra got off and visited
around Hamlin between trains, VIZ
wish for their return for visit again
They said many nice things of Hamlin
VIM. Mcclure made deal at Neola
by which he becomes the owner of 9
large store of general merchandise
He has been on the look out for the
place for two months but did not close
the deal until Saturday. A stock Of
$4,000. Takes possession the first Of
August.
Extra.
Wy