Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-23
HannIin.

III. Frederickson is having summer
kitchen built this week.
John Dawson received his last cal
of lumber for his big barn.
p. Nelson shipped one car of hogs
and two of cattle the past week. ~.
N. Cartensen has been very sick for
the past few days but is better now.
p. Rasmussen and wife were visitors
at her sisters home west of Sharon
Sunday.
Geo. Wells was a business visitor
at the county capital between trains
Tuesday.
W. c.. Wilson went to GriswOld
Thursday to help Jim McNutt finish
his house.
Mrs. Geo. Dimmick and children
left Tuesday for their future home in
Oklahoma.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Gill is reported not
quite so well as she is suffering from
a pain in her head.
G. B. Gill is not pleased with the
cattle market at present and will keep
MS I66ClefS ullLli d uIle.
Chris Nelson, the KimballtOn wind
mill and lightning rod man, was in
our burg Monday on business.
]. H. Jones lost his fine bull last
week that he bought in Omaha at the
fine stock sale. 1t cost him $40.
Rev. Wirth returned home Saturday
from Naperville, ILL.,, where he had
been visiting his daughter Lilly.
Mrs. J. Justesen and Myrtle Juste-
sen went to Audubon Wednesday to
visit at the home of Jens Jacobsen.
Matilda Cartensen, of Elk Horn,
came over Saturday and will make
her sister, Mrs. G.. Johnson visit.
Hans johnson and wife, the Elk
Horn store keeper, was visiting at
the ThOs Bruhn home over Sunday.
Torvel Jensen, the Kimballton lum-
Der manager, was in town Monday to
deal out lumber for the Petersen bill.
G.. Wells is again busy boring wells
at the D. f. Stronger place. He has
finished one go feet deep for Mr.. Owen.
Mrs. Jacob Topp and two children,
living west of the station, went to At
lantic Saturday to visit her parents.
Mrs. Ed Dryden and two daughters
and Mrs. Geo Dimmick and boys were
Sunday visitors at the w. NJ. Creese
home.
Those sick with the measles this
week are Emma Christensen, Christina
Rattenburg, Mary Nissen and Edmond
Bruhn.
Mrs. Lizzie Barns, Hans Johnson
and wife and M. MartensOn and son
were all callers at the county capital
Monday.
The little girl of S. V. Petersen
south of the station, is sick with the
measles which seems to have the run
down here.
Mrs. Geo. Scott was a visitor at the
Ed Dryden home for a few days. She
will leave in few days for her future
home in Denver.
Mrs. W. N. Warner returned Sat
urday from an extended visit with her
mother near Atlantic and says she is
able to be up and around.
Miss Dina Mickkelsen from Nebras-
ka came in Saturday to make her
future home with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Nicholson.
Arthur Watterson was in town last
Tuesday and informed us that he was
going back to break on the passenger
train on the North Western.
Lille Bell who has been visiting her
uncle Jim Bell and friends around
Old Hamlin returned to her home at
Extra Saturday where she is keeping
house for father Joe Bell.
Geo. Petersen who lives southwest
of the station is building a big barn
had his neighbOrs helping him haul
the lumber out Monday. He bought
of the KimballtOn Lumber Co.
Frank McNalley is the proud owner
of new Demister gasoline engine he
received Friday. M. G. Woodruff,
of Extra, put it up Saturday and now
Frank is ready to do good work on
short notice.
Mrs. FentOn will leave Wednesday
for her future home in Montana. Jim
will start in about week with the
stock. We regret to see them go as
they are good worthy people but all
wish them prosperity in their new
home.