Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-30
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Pete Nelson shipped three cars of
hogs the past week.
Mrs. Brhm and two children are re-
ported on the sick list.
Mrs. M. C. Gill went to Atlantic
Sunday to visit friends.
Mrs. Mary Johnson visited few days
with her son, G johnson.
Mrs. Geo. Clark was a Sunday Wis
itor at the Geo. Gerard home.
Miss Hannah Christensen was a
in Audubon between trains Saturday.
Miss Chase, of Extra, was visitor
at the, N. Z. Crane home a few days
this week.
Ole. Ferkelsen our lumber hauler,
attended the dance at Kimballton Sat
urday evening.
Ol9f Hansen Jr., one of the Elkhorn
lumber managers was looking over
business here Friday.
A party at the Chas. Spencer home
Friday was enjoyed by all. Ice cream
and cake were served.
Andrew Mickkelsen located his red
COW at Bethania church, so now he
can be at his ease again.
Miss Dove Warner who has been
visiting friends in Atlantic for few
days returned home Saturday.
Nelson b Wells shipped two cars
of cattle to Omaha Monday. Andrew
went along to take in the sights.
Miss Nellie Dryden, of Audubon,
dame down Thursday night to enjoy
the party at the Ed Dryden home.
Joe Connrod, west of the station, is
building large barn to add to his
already good farm. 1t will be 60xS0.
Miss Emma Wells went out to the
homaDf Mrs. G. S. Goodwin to do
domestic Work through the busy part
of heseason.
Miss Eva Davis who has been work.
ing ID Audubon for the past week re-
turned home Friday to make her home
with her folks.
Mr.. Nelson, the Kimballton wind
mill rustfer, was in our neck of the
woods Monday getting some pumps
Wnlca:ne ndu shipped mere.
Mrs. Frank Hockey, of near Coon
Rapids, was a Sunday visitor here
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Spencer Her sister Anna accompan-
led her home for few weeks visit.
There should have been ball game
between Hamlin and the second nine
OF Audubon Sunday but the Audubon
ties failed TO show up SO the champ
iOnship Was awarded to Hamlin toss
ers. Score, 9 too,
II. G. Rice shipped one car of his
stock cattle to Omaha Monday. He
was intending to ship them to Chica-
60 but on account of the small size of
the car was compelled to send them to
Omaha II: Rice accompanied them.
Now that depot question again! A
surveyor Of the Rock Island road ar
rived Saturday to survey the ground
for the new depot. He surveyed north
of the road going east and west. He
saidthe superintendent would have it
decided in two weeks.
james Negley, of Wahoo, Nebr.,
andEson John, of Omaha, came in
Saturday evening to pay a visit to his
daughter Mrs. o. Gatfin and family
John returned to Omaha Monday. He
hasa position as mail clerk, running
between Omaha and Cheyenne, Wyo.
He had just had two and half days
lay off. lsmE
AS thetbase ball season has opened
up Hamlinshas good team on deck
and azRhallenge out for any base
balEteantWhite Sox preferred. The
following IS the lineup: H. Shryer,
C; H Christensen, p; A McNutt, 1st b;
Rerf McNutt, End b; Chas. Well, IS;
Pete Madsen, 3rd b; Andrew Well, IF {;
Geds Well, If: and H. Sunburg, CT.
The caucus held Monday evening at
the Centre school house was we'll at
tended. There were 81 republican
votes. Following is a list of the dele
gates chosen: John Dimmick, r. w.
MuHnger, Geo. Scott, F. Searles,
W.ED. Stanley, and Chas Ballou.
They are good straight republicans of
the Peoples choice. John Dimmick
was nominated as township trustee
andGeo. Scott was elected chairman
of Hamlin township. This is Georges
thi1a term and it speaks well of his
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