Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-08-13
HAM LIN.

| Dryden is ABOUT again lnBOOu nuInof'
G.. johnson, wife and mother visited
friends in and about Elkhorn Sunday.
Miss Lille Wirth and brother Clar-
ence returned home Friday from
| Anita.
Fred Rice is now in the employ of
George Gill where he will work until
corn husking time.
Jus Justesen and wife and sister
Myrtle en- Oyed farm life Sunday at
the Ed Dryden home.
Mrs. Chas. Wells and children re-
turned Saturday from weeks visit
with friends in Brayton.
Ole Hansen, the Elkhorn lumber
cOmpany's manager got lonesome and
took trip to Elkhorn Sunday.
Tom Crees and family, of Audubon,
and w. d. Young and family spent
Sunday at the Joel Crees home.
A lively dance was held at the home
of F. Bartlett Saturday night. Good
order and good time prevailed.
p. Nissen is having a shed built
| for his machinery. He believes in
protecting it from the sun and rain.
Mrs. r. L. Harris and daughter
Bessie, of Audubon, visited at the
week.
Sherm Peppers, Clark Gray and
Lloyd Baird, of Greeley, shipped a
mixed car of cattle and hogs to Omaha
| Monday.
Nels Jensen and force are building
a coal shed for the ElkhOrn lumber
company. They expect to run coal
yard here.
Mrs. N. Lewis and children, who
| have been visiting here with her par
ents, returned to their home in Wal
nut Thursday.
The Kimballton lumber manager is
busy unloading a car of lumber, which
is getting to be scarce thing in Ham,
lin since the hail storm.
Tom Brhun, the Elkhorn lumber
hauler, made double header Friday,
taking back with him poultry and
eggs for the stores at Elkhorn.
Joe Petty, who has been working
over east of Audubon helping his
father through harvest and haying,
came back to Hamlin Thursday.
Peter Rasmussen and wife are en-
Toying themselves out on the farm of
her sister Mrs. Jens G.. Anderson in
Sharon township the past two weeks.
All Hamlin has commenced to wond-
er why Jens Anderson our KimballtOn
lumber manager goes to KimballtOn
so much. He was over there Sunday.
The Hamlin markets were as follows
on Tuesday: Butter IA, eggs II, hens
81, chicks 81, turks 7, wheat SO, corn
BOZ, oats %, barley 30 and hogs $4.S5.
II. G. Rice is on deal to rent his
farm ont for the next season to Hal
Mendenhall. Mr.. Rice thinks it is
easy.
Charley Wells, who ran with the
Atlantic hose and ladder at the tourn-
ament held in Malvern last week, came
home with honors Friday. The ~ won
first in nearly all the contests.
Miss F. Heilman and sister Lorena
went over into Greeley township last
IL.
They were we'll pleased with the APP
pearance of corn and small grain.
Mr.. F. Duvall, of Greeley, shipped
four cars of steers over the North
Western, the stock yards being too
muddy here. This doesn't speak very
we'll of the Rock Island yards here.
The democrats of Hamlin township
are requested to meet at the Hamlin
Center school house Saturday evening
Aug. - to select delegates to the coun-
ty convention. WIN. CREES, Chairman.
Mr.. John Jones, of Knoxville, who
visited his brother Marion few days,
departed for Omaha Friday where he
will visit a son before returning to his
home He is SO years old but needs
no aid in travelling.
Mrs. Cecilia Connrardy and little
daughter, who have been here spend
ing a few days at the jolly home of
Ed Dryden, returned to their home
Friday taking with her Merl Dryden
to spend week with them at Audu-
bon.
Nels Rattenburg will commence this
week to build large shed to the west
end of his barn which will be used for
horses. This will give him room for
about twenty tons of hay in the barn
with feed way on both sides. Nels
Jensen and force will do the work.
He also expects to have large hog
house erected.
Hamlin was wide awake the past
week in the hog business and the fol-
lowing people took advantage of the
same: N. Peterson, P. Bladt, C.
Christensen, S. j. Madsen, p. John
son, c.. Hansen. T. H. Sweeney, F.
Hayes, Geo. Sorensen, j. Shoesmith,
V. j. AnciauX, 7. Christensen, G. L.
Miller, L. A. May, S. Goodwin, A.
Burr, VIM. Crees, j. Blake, G. ROed.
N. u. Christensen, FL. Martensen, F.
Bartlett, A. johnson and p. Nissen,
the total number of hogs marketed
being PIG.
Mrs. MOllie Allen, of South Fork,
KY, says she has prevented attacks
OF. cholera mOrbus by taking Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
when she felt an attack coming ON.
Such attacks are usually caused by
Indigestion and these tablets are Just
what is needed to cleanse the stomach
and ward off the approaching attack.
Attacks of bilious collie may be pre-
vented in the same way. For sale by
A. Fl. Roberts.
Uncle Sam Wants Smart Young Men.
The Civil Service Commission has
officially announced Examinations for
this fall to be held in every state.
Perhaps not since the Inauguration of
the Civil Service has there been so
MANY appointments made in the var