Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-06-26
Hamlin

Hans Christensen visited his folks in
Elkhorn last Sunday.
Miss Rose Tyler went to Atlantic,
Monday, to visit with friends in that
city.
o. P. Tyler was in Omaha the last
of the week visiting his son, Frank
Tyler.
VIM Rucker sold % good fat hogs
a few days since receiving around 81
a hundred.
Joel Crees is still hauling out a lit
tie lumber for the finish of that addi-
ton to his house.
The Blue Grass Creamery is doing
its greatest business now when pas
lures are their best.
The Presbyterian people have made
no choice yet as to the successor of
Rev. Boyce, deceased.
Mrs. Charles Miller and child are
sick with the measles, the latter be.
ing reported quite i'll.
Mrs. Vim Mcclure and children
N1SitOi luoU CulCsudy al uOlllt VI
her parents in Audubon.
Miss Brooks dentist, of Audubon,
was doing some professional work at
the Dryden home last week.
Andrew r. Andersen paid $4,000
for a nice single driver bought of
Lars fl. Petersen, this week.
Tom Bruhn's family were out west
of town the first of the week the
guests of George Spirup and wife.
George johnson, the piano and or
gan man from Extra, was looking
after business in this town Tuesday.
Miss Lille Worth is home on a va
cation from Naiperville, Illinois,
where she has been attending college.
The store keepers are enjoying a day
or two Of rest while the busy farmer
is tickling the soil with the shining
steel.
Mrs. Ed Dryden went to Boone
last Saturday to visit two or three
weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Bradshaw.
Frank and Mrs. Pfeiffer had the
care of a very sick child last Sunday,
but WI understand it was some better
on Tuesday.
A sister of Mrs. j. z. Moore and
another lady whose name we did not
learn, are visiting with Mrs. Moore
arriving here last Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Warner returned
home last Monday after nureing her
mother, who resides in Atlantic.
through a long and tedious illness.
Miss Tilda Christensen who resides
at the S. j. Freeman home in the
county seat visited at the Hans Rat
tenborg home Saturday and Sunday.
j. HI. Jones and Geo. Scott went to
Extra last Saturday night to witness
the frantic efforts offs candidate to
ride the Masonic goat in the work in
the third degree.
Pete Nielsen shipped a car of hogs
from here on Friday, one from Ross
and n from Audubon on Monday
of this week. Pete is a hustler and
gets right after them.
John Bruhn, of Hooper, Nebraska,
was visiting his brother, Thomas
Bruhn, Of this town, a few days the
first of this week returning to his
home on Wednesday.
Miss Helen Moore, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. u. Moore, is very i'll with
what the physicians pronounce threat
ened appendicitis. Her many friends
hope for a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Gerard and
their daughter Jessie attended the
funeral OF Mrs. S. A. Heath last
Wednesday out at Bowman Chapel
seven miles east Of Old Hamlin.
VIM. MCGUIRE has at last closed
the deal by which he became the
owner Of a $4,000 stock of nice clean
general merchandise at Nicola and
will take possession on August lst.
He has a sale July LIST.
Rasmus Hansen, the manager of the
Elkhorn Lumber Company was in
town on Monday on business and was
well pleased with the way manager
Bruhn was keeping up this end of
the business at this station.
Mrs. Harry Percy writes to her sis
ter, Mrs. Charley Spencer, that they
are snugly settled in their new home
al Nicola and have a Furnishing restau.
rant trade, all of which is pleasant
news to their hosts ct friends in this
town and vicinity.
Mrs. Chris Justesen took the young
sters out, l~asttSunday, to the pleasant
home of Jens c. Andersen. and wife,
six miles welt of town, where the
children enjoyed themselves as only
children can in romps and plays with
those of their own age.
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