Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-03-26
Hanlin.

. held Friday.
H. Shryer sold his graphaphone
to VIM Crees.
Miss Emma Wells visited friends in
Extra Saturday.
! John Zinke received a car of lum-
Der for his big barn.
Miss Rosetta Rice visited friends in
I Audubon over Sunday.
Miss Loretta Gill left Saturday for
her home south of Extra.
P. Nelson shipped three cars OF
hogs to Omaha this week.
N. E. Crane and wife were business
visitors in Extra Saturday.
Chas. Spencer's baby is sick, the
doctor being called Sunday.
The carpenters finished the big Elk
Horn lumber shed this week.
Anton Justesen had some dental
work done in Audubon Friday.
c. w. Gill visited at the home of
his uncle Geo. Gill and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Word of Old Hamlin
has the care of very sick baby.
Dudd Patty, of Harlan, is here Wis
iting his brother Gill for few days.
Nels Rottenburg sold a span of
mules to Stoner, of Extra, for $500.
Clerence and Effiie Crane visited at
the home of A. Burrell, south of
Extra.
Mrs. Jim McNutt and girl left Sat-
urday for Griswold where Jim bought
farm.
p. Rasmussen and wife went out to
visit her sister, Mrs. J. c. Anderson,
Sunday.
Art McNutt returned home from
Criswold where he went with his
brother.
Hans Nelson took the milk route
southwest which Soren Sorensen had
for year.
Lew Miller and wife are the happy
parents of baby boy born to them
Wednesday.
VIM. Herndon who works for Chas.
Statzell went to Audubon Sunday to
visit friends.
r. w. Mullenger came home Thurs
day from Council Bluffs where he has
been on business.
o. p. Tyler had business matters to
attend to at the capital before going
to Council Bluffs.
J. II. Jones left Monday evening for
Omaha where he expects to buy some
stock for his farm.
G. Johnson and wife left Saturday
to visit over Sunday with his broth
ers Henry and Lawrence.
Geo. Gill had his cattle dehorned
the old fashioned way by saving, John
| Dawson doing the work.
The Misses Cora and Agnes Tyler
| returned home Saturday from their
long stay in Denver, Colo.
Milt Harris our friend left Satur-
day for Griswold where he will work
during the coming summer.
Miss Emma Wells came here We'd
nesday to visit relatives and friends.
She works in Council Bluffs.
Miss Hansen, of Brayton, visited
| uoE lflcIlllS buc NllSSeS olSeD over EouIl-
day returning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. McNutt and chill
| drep went out to spend Sunday at the
| home of Miles Kness and wife.
| Mrs. Jake Warner took very sick
Saturday and doctor had to be call
ed. She Is better at this report.
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| Saturday which he thought very good
for Saturday is Hamlin's dull day.
| The Elkhorn Lumber. Co. just re-
ceived car of bricks, car of posts
one OF lumber and car of shingles.
o. p. Tyler returned Saturday from
| Council Bluffs where he has made ar
engagements TO move to in the near
future.
| Mr. Geo. Lefoy was in town Satur-
| day and informed us that he and wife
had a baby born to them Friday
evening.
Nichols .Carstesen, OF Elk Horn and
| Walter Rottenburg, Of Atlantic, visit
ed at the c. Johnson home few days
this week.
Mr.. Frank p. Tyler, son of O. p.
Tyler, who has been buying stock in
South Omaha has gone TO Colorado
for his health.
4 w. N. Hopkins left Tuesday for
Boone where he will visit his folks
and sister whom he has not seen for
about three years.
| Ole Hansen, one of the Elk Horn
Lumber company managers came down
Monday to look after the business
Pete was doing here.
| Rev. Wirth went to Des Moines
Monday whore the Evangelical church
Is holding conference. There will be
no church here Sunday.
Art Carmichael and wife who live
southwest OF Extra came up Friday
TO visit at the Chas. Wells home.
They returned home Sunday.
Jens p. Christensen our Kimballton
lumber hauler is how furnishing the
Hamlin people with fresh fish. He sells
fish when he can't haul lumber.
o. p. Tyler left for Council Bluffs
Tuesday where he goes to remain.
The household goods were loaded
Tuesday. The folks will 60 this week.
Nels Ostogaard came down to Ham
lin to bid his friend Anton Justesen
good bye as he leaves with his par
ents next Saturday for a trip to the
old country.
Robert Clark who was hurt by being
thrown from wagon about a month
ago, is improving every day. He can
in 10 hal h.