Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-12-17
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p. Nelson shipped another car of
hogs to Omaha Friday.
Mrs. Chas Hensly is down with a
bad cold at this writing.
Lille Wirth had business in Extra
Saturday between trains.
Dagmar Micklesen called on her
folks at the station Sunday.
Nels Myklebush had business west
of Audubon the last of the week.
C. Wells and wife called on Art
Carmichal, of near Oakfield, Tuesday.
l. Wirth went down to Atlantic Sat
urday to preach a Sunday sermon
there.
C. Gill south of Extra, was calling
on his uncle G. B. Gill the first of
the week.
Otto Larsen, who has been down
sick the past three weeks is able to be
about again.
Mrs. Geo. Spencer went to her
daughters home, near Coon Rapids to
see that baby.
Emma Christensen is now staying
with her sister, Mrs. Rattenburg,
west of the station.
C. Hansen and wife, of Extra, at
tended the Wedding of Petersen and
Warner Saturday.
L. L. Wells returned from Green
Friday and reported the weather one
degree colder there.
Emma Christensen who works in
Audubon came down Saturday to
visit her paredts Sunday.
Hamlin market Tuesday. Butter
1Sc, eggs pc, chicks &c, turkeys 15tc,
toms 10c, ducks &c, geese SIC.
Mrs. o. G. Gaffin returned from
Wahoo Neb. Tuesday where she was
attending to her father who was very
sick.
c. East went to Atlantic Saturday
where he will work in the jewellery
store for Marsh during an auction
sale.
Oluf Hansen went to Elk Horn
Thursday to help invoice the lumber
there. He returned to his duties here
again Monday.
The neighbor boys called on P.
Petersen, the newly married man, Sun
day evening and they were treated in
good old Danish style.
Rather late but we are glad to re-
port an eight pound girl at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoplery, of near
Coon Rapids, both we'll known here.
What do you think C. w. Hansen
and Tena Christensen made sneak
on us Monday and went to Audubon
where they were married. Happiness
and prosperity.
What good train service we get. On
Wednesday the train ran out of water
between Hamlin and Extra and left
the coaches below while the engine run
up to Audubon for water.
II. G. Rice had lot of trouble on
hand last week. His wind mill pipe
ing broke between the mill and tank
Akers and Wells found the leak which
was replaced with a new pipe.
Miss Clara johnson celebrated her
birthday Friday. A few of her rel
atives were present and enjoyed the
good things to eat. We were unable
to learn her age as she isn't married
yet.
Jens Andersen, who has been man
ager of the Kimballton lumber Co. the
past summer, went to Kimballton
Thursday. He was layed off for the
winter as business is very quiet dur
ing the winter.
Nels Jensen, the carpenter, was
somewhat out of humor Monday when
he found some of his tools gone, which
were in the Elk Horn lumber Office.
Some one seems to be looking for free
board around our burg.
II. Akers the jolly trapper has sold
his trapping outfit and hides to w. N.
Hopkins, who expects to push the
business. Hopkins has a good head
for business and he will no doubt
make success. He expects to make
a shipment every week so bring him
your hides.
We are sorry to report the sad
news of the death of Marion Jones who
committed suicide about 1:30 Monday
He was staying with his SON J.. II.
Jones and he was in very good humor
In the forenoon. He has been sickly
for several years which is supposed
TO have lead to the deed.