Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-10-08
HAM LIN.

Dick Northup was shaking hands
with friends in Hamlin Monday.
II. Christensen attended the hall
dance at Elk Horn Saturday night.
Jens Anderson visited his many
friends in Kimballton over Sunday.
John Carlson, of Elk Horn, visited
few days with G. johnson last week.
F. Hopley, of near Coon Rapids,
visited at the Geo. Spencer home Sun
day.
Miss Emma Christensen is doing
domestic work for Mrs. Jacobs in Au-
dubon.
Ella Olsen is helping at the N. Z.
Crane home this week during house
moving.
p. Nelson shipped out another car
of oats Tuesday for the Chicago Ele-
vator Co.
Hamlin markets Tuesday. Eggs Is,
butter Is, hens 7, chicks 81, ducks I,
turkeys I.
J. H. Jones returned Thursday from
Chicago where he found the cattle
market low.
Olaf Hansen drove to Elk Horn Sat
urday evening to visit his parents
over Sunday.
urday from visit with her sister, of
near Coon Rapids.
S. j. Crane is having his house
moved close to the road. Chase, of
Extra did the work.
T. Jensen, the Kimballton Lumber
Co. manager, came down to our burg
Friday on business.
The r. H. Garnett barn was finished
Saturday. 1t gives him plenty of
room for hay and stock.
Miss Eva Davis, who works in Au-
dubon, came down Thursday to make
her folks few days visit.
Mrs. w. G. Olsen came home Satur-
day evening from three weeks visit
with old friends at Shelby.
w. d. Stanley has a log chain he
found on the road. Owner can have
it by paying for this notice. 1w
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Carmichael and
children, OF Troublesome, visited at
biO ~ p" CllS
Miss Hattie East went to Atlantic
Monday to visit her brother Frank
and to take in the carnival.
Miss Ella Hurd and DR.. Carrie
Brooks, of Audubon, were guests at
the Geo. Spencer home Sunday.
James Bradley hardened up his
muscles Friday by unloading car of
coal for the Elk Horn Lumber Co.
Mrs. H. G. Rice, daughter Rosetta
and son Clark went over to give her
folks who live near Bayard visit.
Henry Hale and force are at work
at the o. G. Gaffin home erecting a
barn which will be completed this week.
Mrs. Geo. Spencer went to Audubon
Saturday to meet her husband who
returned over the G.. & N. w. from
Chicago.
There will be social at the M. E.
church Friday night. All should be
in attendance as the proceeds go for a
good cause.
While w. C. Olsen was hauling
coal Monday he overlifted himself and
hurt his back. He was unable to be
ABOUT TUESDAY.
Misses Mary and Dagmar Mickkl-
sen left Monday for Council Bluffs to
visit sister and take in the Ak-Sar-
Ben at Omaha.
r. Hedegaard after week of cut
prices on clothing discontinued his
sale here and expects to go to Bray
ton in the near future.
Mrs. L. Ward and children depart.
ed for their home in Des Moines Sat
urday after visit of six weeks with
her parents Clark Wilson and wife.
Mrs. A. w. Davis and son Clarence
and Mrs. Law returned home after a
seven weeks visit in Kansas. They
drove back and enjoyed the trip very
much.
C. Wells and II. Acers left Sunday
afternoon to go within four miles OF
Coon Rapids where they will drill a
well for Hi Wilson and for several
other parties.
Chase and force, of Extra, came up
the last of the week and raised the G..
b. Gill house about three feet. The
new barn was also raised on the east
end which had sunk down.
W. d. Young and family, Emma
Crees and Tom White started to drive
across the country to Titonka to make
a visit at the Harry Percy home. Mr..
Young also expects to look up a
location for next year.
Mrs. John Brhun and baby who
have been visiting at the T. Brhun
home the past week left Saturday for
Elk Horn where she will visit her
mother Mrs. Hansen, before returning
to her home at Hooper, Nebr.
While Just Justesen was in Audu-
bon Saturday he lost check for $5S. so
and was we'll nigh tickeled to death
when the Corn Exchange people noti-
fed him Monday that it was found in
front of their bank. The little dane
is awful careless.
CAMERON