Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-05-14
~ - News Letters From 4.
L InhnTV the Different Town.
ships of the County.
Correspondence.
Hanlin.

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Chris johnson was at the capital
Wednesday.
Mrs. L. c.. Louritsen was reported
sick Tuesday.
Len Sperup had business in Audu-
bon Saturday.
N. f. Crane and, wife had business
in Extra Monday.
Miss Lizzie Barnes had business in
Audubon Tuesday.
J. Andersen visited friends at Elk
Horn over Sunday.
The Elk Horn Lumber Co. received
car of lumber and cement.
Chris Beck, of Kimballton, had bus
mess at the station Wednesday.
w. p. Cakes was visitor at the
Geo. Spencer home Friday evening.
johnson & Christensen received a
shipment of buggies the first OF the
week.
Mrs. Chas Spencer spent Sunday at
the home of her brother Tom Crees, of
Audubon.
nMyrtle Justesen visited over Sunday
with her friends Misses Myrtle and
Rose Rice.
J. J. Dimmick was Sunday visit
or at the homehis daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Crees.
c. Justesen and wife were out at the
Joe Heath home Sunday looking at
the farm life.
Lawrence Johnson, of Elkhorn, was
in Hamlin Friday getting a supply OF
farm implements.
Miss Eva Davis is learning the
Conrod, of Extra.
Mrs. NJ. C. Gill returned Thursday
from Atlantic where she has been
visiting friends week.
A good ball game is looked for
Sunday between Hamlin and Elkhorn,
which will be played here.
Olef Hansen Jr., Elkhorn lumber
manager, was a visitor here over Sun
day with his friend H. Christensen.
Jens Anderson went to Audubon to
get some one to haul a car of lumb-
er to Kimballton which was sent here.
Miss Mary Mickkelsen who has been
working in Council Bluffs came in
Tuesday to make her home with her
parents.
Mrs. j. G. White and Mrs. George
Clark departed Wednesday for Rock
Island, H., to visit relatives and
friends.
Two Italians with their bag pipes
serenaded in Hamlin Wednesday.
They received their fees as is the
custom.
A fine dance was given in the palace
just finished for the Kimballton lumb-
er company to be used for lime and
cement.
Mrs. johnson, of Elkhorn, who has
been visiting at the home of her son
G. Johnson and wife departed for her
home Friday.
A big party at the Ed Young home
in Greeley township Friday evening.
There were about IS present and all re-
port good time.
o. p. Tyler, of Council Bluffs, was
with us few day visiting his daugh-
ter and old friends. He returned to
his home Monday.
Mrs. p. Rasmussen was a visitor al
her sisters home the latter part of the
week. Pete, getting lonesome, went
out to get her Sunday.
After waiting three weeks for a car,
Jim Fenton departed Wednesday for
Hoyden, Montana. Jim Johnston ac.
companied them. We wish them pros
perity in their new home.
Chas. Wells went to Scranton last
Thursday to visit his brother Len and
other friends. While there he met
Jim Peterson and wife travelling with
q show. He returned home Sunday.
S. A. Heath was in our burg Tues
day and informed us that he would
leave Thursday for Oak Lane, Phila-
delphia, where he has sister. He
will visit different parts and be gone
until about the first of October.
C. johnson and wife went to Elk
horn Thursday where Mrs. Johnson
and wife, while Mr.. johnson went to
ondnd 10 Duy implements anu DuSSiSS'
N. Christensen accompanied him.
Mrs. L. Ward and children departed
Monday for Des Moines where Lin
has position in a freight house for
the Rock Island. They expect to make
that their future home. Her brother
w. G. Wilson accompanied her to At
lantic.
A lively ball game was played here
last Sunday between Hamlin and Ross.
The score was IL to II in Hamlin's
favor. The Ross boys were well
spoken of. There wasn't a kick on
their side. Bert Randall umpired the
game and Sim Curtis was score keep
er.