Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-29
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Jak" Warner has been sick Of late.
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Tuesday.
Jnhn Dowsou's LITTLE bohv was very
sick saturday
Miss Tildo Christensen visited her
poronts Sunday.
tbe no :. # week d, with a had cold, N
Mrs. Ed Dryden spent a few days
IaSt week 'INl'lliS DIT 'll' ~ =" ''o"r
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NJ &; CAL ana N: f. I rahc went TO
J. MrNninch
MISS Anna I"lt came down rom
.Nudunoh saturday l" WISH hef lolKH
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ChaS. Mllier'S baby has been very
sick for the last few days and was no
better at last report
JenS Jacobsen and Marie ChrlSten-
sen, OF Auduboh' visited at the j.
JuHteSrn nome sunday.
Mrs p NiSSpn and Mrs. G. Johnson
were DONG some shopping between
trains III Extra fflda!'
Fred Heilman sold his GENTLE driver
TO !, +, Petersen. Now Won can see
Fred behlnd last trotter:
Miss Nvrtle JuStesen went to Audu-
hon Nonday and invested in n now
coat She looks swell. bows.
Thr Ell1horn Iumher CO.. received
annthnr car az lumber They will
Soon have +bair Sn.ino StOrl, in
cor NJ Wind nils and nnmnS wbicR
thev will nut M for the farmer trade,
Alex Mcclure Is hauling the nay TO
naVis and - storinm + for himhor
nriros
O. +. Tyl"r was called to Omaha
Wedncsday 10 see ms son FRANK VINO
he or,ivad tbare
ID. Foster X co. gave photograph
concert at the BruShey school house
Wednesday night. All who were there
Mrs. Wiggington who has been sick
for tn" past year don't seem to be I'M
proving very fast. The doctor was
called again Monday.
Miss Jennie Montgomery, of Sum-
mCrhCld, Kansas, came here last week
to keep house for her brother, Rev.
Montgomery. in Old tiamlin.
M. and Mr.. II T,bp.on .to,o
I,oa,,o,. ~ Lul,hnr,, v,o. ,,is;tinm at tho
hOm" of FhOs. Bruhn for few days.
They returned home Tuesday.
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J. =. Christensen was invoicing the
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!, rlu"H' ne! are NY 1 oICIiS !" lil i''
r r HeoI9 Piolltn anu SctUlllS re""S
l"r lie" shipment "l l'''il''er'
Frank Irwin who has been helping
Asa Johnson through his sickness
went to work again for J. L. Moore.
We are clad to learn that Asa will
soon De ao'e |" take care "l lllii'>e'i
a@alh
Our friend Bert McNutt and bride,
from Oklahoma. passed through Ham
lin on the Saturday train. They will
make their home northeast of Hamlin
where Bert has a farm. We wish them
haPplheN" III lhelr new quarters
The NIe,srs. Chas. Gill. Henry
Shrver. Bert and Raw DRYDEN and the
Misses Ethel DRYDEN. Loretta Gill and
Myrtle Justesen drove out from Ham
lin Friday evening to attend the liter
AIRY at Sunny Side school house.
$. A. Heath. the retired farmer, who
has been spending the biggest part of
the winter visiting friends in different