Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-06-11
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Rev. Montgomery was an Audubon
caller Thursday.
Clyde East returned last week from
his visit to Anita.
Jessie Gerard, of near Extra, visit
ed friends here Sunday.
Mrs. j. Blake returned home Satur-
day from her visit at Stuart.
Roy and Ethel Dryden are down
with the measles and stay pretty close
at home.
A good ball game will be played
here Sunday between Hamlin and
Elkhorn.
T. J. Settlemire and wife visited
over Sunday with his brother Ed
north of Audubon.
G. d. Crane was the assistant at the
creamery Sunday assisting Fred with
the morning rush.
Chas. Stanley, son of w. D. Stan
ley, was very sick Thursday, DR..
Fulton being called.
f. Byrd and family visited Sunday
at Mrs. l.. Barnes, Clara, the little
daughter, will remain a week.
Mrs. F. NcNally and children went
to Extra Saturday to visit few days
at the McNally home in Extra.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Johnson went to
ElkhOrn Thursday to attend the fun
eral of his aunt Mrs. Anna Jensen.
Miss Nora McDanik is taking a
week of country life and spending
some time at the w. ID. Young home.
Mrs. Wilde and Mrs. Harper, of
Audubon, came down Monday to
spend few days at the Geo. Spencer
home.
}. c. Bradley the jolly young man
of II is now in the employ of George
Spencer where he will work until he
quits.
DR.. G. Brooks and Ella Hurd were
visitors at the Geo. Spencer home last
Sunday. Music and talking was the
programme.
Mrs. John McKibben is down with
the measles. The children had just re-
covered from their attack when she
followed suit.
Mrs. McNally returned Tuesday
from Extra where she and her child
rem have been visiting at the Francis
McNally home.
+. Nelson is a passenger on the train
now when he comes to Hamlin as one
of his horses died from the effects of
a runaway recently.
H. Christensen went to Elkhorn this
week to set up gasoline engine for
his father N. CastenSen who is always
looking for improvements.
Mrs. c. Justesen celebrated her 54th
birthday Friday. A jolly crowd of
coffee drinkers was there. OF course,
they wished her many happy birth
days.
Geo. Gill returned Thursday from
his experience with cattle shipping to
Omaha. He struck poor market and
didn't set the treats up to the boys on
his return.
There will be Children's Day at the
Presbyterian church in Old Hamlin
Sunday evening. We were unable
to get the program but a good pro-
grym is reported.
Andrew Wells took car of cattle
to Omaha the middle of last week and
he informed the reporter that he was
fifteen looser. Cattle shipping is not
very profitable business this year.
VIM. Armstrong, ex-Sheriff of Au-
dubon county, departed for Des
MOines Tuesday where he goes to
consult physician in regard to an
old ailment that has been bothering
him.
The democrats of Hamlin township,
are requested to meet at the Center
| school house on Saturday evening to
select six delegates to attend thr con-
vention at Audubon, June Is.
WIN. CREES, Chairman.
P. Rasmussen and wife, T. Brhm
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. c.. John
son attended church at Elkhorn at the
convention. They said there were be-
tween twelve and fifteen hundred peo-
pie present. Meals were served in a
big tent and all who were there enjoy
| ed themselves in the best way.
The Hamlin base ball team came
home from Ross in good humor as
they said the game was theirs by the
score of IA to 8. They are talking of
getting game with the Boston
Boomers but will play the Elkhorns
Sunday, first. A small admission fee
will be charged to see the game to go
towards new base ball out fit.
Two ladies of Audubon had the
misfortune to get stuck in the mud hole
by the poor farm. The little boy that
was along was good enough to take
| off his shoes and stockings to unhitch
the horse. a good natured farmer
helped the trio out of the perilous po-
sition with no damage done but lot
OF shoe cleaning and a bad scare.
The following is the Childrens Day
program to be given next Sunday ev-
ening in the Evangelical church:
Voluntary "Morgen Song" go. Helen Moore
Song Service.
Responsive Reading ........- 80. Congregation
prayer ..:...:.:..;;...... .....Rev. Wirth
Song Praise Ii im." ......................s School
| Song "Childrens' Day. Children
Recitation ',Childrens' Day , May spry1p
Song "Burden Bearers Fioy Gafiin. Mary Mss en-
Recitation. .............B lanch Hopkins
Song kings Highway. -. Edna Wells and
Blanche Hopkins.
Song "set the echoes Ringing ......... School
Recitation The Lighthouse Keeper.
Exercise Steps Heavenward" -. -. Children
Recitation Over and Over" Frank Wirth
Recitation 'The Two Mothers" ...... Minerva
Song Little Lambs" Little Boys
Recitation 1.-THE Little Brook kose Bai i
Recitation Little ones He blessed" Lee Moore
Recitation 'The Soldier. q Defense" 49,. Matte