Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-09-03
County ) f.: e., ; !: s; 4: Co.; e.. &C.
Correspondence.
HAM LIN.

HAMLIN.
Mrs. Phipps and daughter visited
friends in Extra Saturday.
Jens Anderson was in Brayton Sun
day where he visited friends.
Olaf Hansen and Jess Nissen spent
Sunday with friends at Elkhorn.
The Brushy school commenced Mon
day with Miss Lille Wirth on the
bench.
Miss Ethel Dryden visited at the D..
E. Soar and VIM. Dryden homes the
past week.
Mrs. J. F. Sherman and Floy Gaffin
visited friends in Audubon the last OF
the week.
Hamlin markets for Tuesday But
ter 15c, eggs 15c, hens SIC, chickens
SIC, ducks sc.
Lorenzo Brooks, of Audubon, is en-
joying farm life at the Geo. Spencer
home this week.
Miss Augusta Mosier, of Audubon,
visited at the J. H. Jones home the
last of the week.
Nels Petersen, south of the station,
is loading car of wood which he sold
to a party in Audubon.
There was a jolly dance Saturday
night at the Nels Peterson grove where
there is good platform.
J. Carlson and H. Acers are load
ing a car of old iron for F. McNally,
which he will ship to Omaha.
Mrs. F. McNally and children who
have been visiting her husbands pa
rents at Extra, returned home Friday.
H. G. Rice and daughter Rosellea
returned Thursday from Omaha where
Rosellea went to have her eyes treated.
Bring part of your poultry to the
Justesen & Sons store and receive
the highest market price, cash or
trade.
Miss Effie Gleason who has been
making her folks and friends short
visit returned to Omaha Monday where
she makes her home.
Mrs. J. Esbeck, of Kimballton, and
Mrs. j. Christensen and Mrs. G. Burg
of Audubon, visited friends in Hamlin
Saturday between trains.
J. H. Jones returned from the state
fair Thursday to be present at the
democratic county convention which
met in Audubon on that day.
Mrs. F. Heilman returned home Fri
day from the state fair. She enjoyed
the treat very much although she did
not get to see her folks at Maxwell as
the rain prevented.
The people of Oak Hill church, Kim
balltOn church and the church three
miles west of Extra held picnic
Tuesday at Jens G. Jensen's grove, at
which there were 700 or 800 present.
Hamlin made another improvement
the past week by r. Hedgaard, of
Kimballton, who put in line of cloth
ing in the south side of the johnson
& Christensen store.
Miss Grace Stanley returned Satur-
day from a months visit at Des
MOines and Kansas City. Mrs. w.
d. Stanley's mother, Mrs. McMillen,
accompanied Grace here for visit.
F. Hopley, of near Coon Rapids,
made a Sunday visit at the George
Spencer home. He returned home the
same evening and Miss Eta Spencer
accompanied them home for visit
with her sister.
Corey and Elmer Wilson returned
from the state fair Saturday. While
there they visited with L. Ward and
they report that he is doing quite we'll
there. He is employed in the freight
office of the Rock Island.
O. Hansen, the Elk Horn lumber
manager, had orders to get more lum-
Der for Elk Horn where they sold three
big bills for three new houses to be
built as soon as the lumber is hauled
out. The hailed out district isn't dis
couraged yet.
In the good old summer time. Four
of those Jolly bachelors departed Sat
urday for Wall Lake: III. Christensen,
Chris Jual, Nels Jensen, N. Carsten-
sen, and Misses Clara Johnson and
Matilda Christensen. They will put in
week of enjoyment fishing.
Mr.. C. johnson read letter Tues
day from Henry Shryer, stating that
he had a good job at the U. p. freight
Office in Omaha at $4,000 month, al
though he was not on steady run
yet. His many friends are glad to
hear the good news.
The flags were out in full swing in
Hamlin Wednesday, Goth. There be-
ing wedding at the VIM. Olsen home
of their daughter Miss Dora to Jacob
Jacobsen who farms north of Extra
They are both well known by their
many friends. We all wish them hap
piness in their new life. They went
ont o,, tho 70 ru, tn hauip their toll tn
gether.