Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-10-15
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Correspondence.
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Mrs. S. E. Virgins, of Old Hamlin,
is quite sick.
Geo. Gill attended to business in
Brayton Monday.
H. Mortensen attended the carnival
in Atlantic Friday.
c. Justesen and Ed Harmon went to
the carnival Saturday.
Uncle Jimmy Bell has been very
sick with throat trouble.
The infant child of Julius Kopaska
died and was buried Sunday.
Hanna Christensen went to Audubon
Monday to work for Mrs. Russell.
Miss Eva Davis came down We'd
desday to make her parents visit.
Peter Nelson received a car of coal
Monday to fill the wants of the farmers
Clyde East and sister Hattie, came
home from their visit at Atlantic Mon
day.
Chas. Gill is now head man at the
G. B. Gill farm, commencing work
Monday.
Roy Dryden returned home Tues
day having finished working for Geo.
Spencer.
Hamlin markets Tuesday. Eggs II,
butter Is, chicks u, hens II, ducks 7,
turkeys I.
Miss Mabel Gleason, of Audubon,
visited at the home of w. D. Stanley
a few days last week.
Harry Gleason who has been visit
ing at the Geo. MOrey home returned
to Audubon Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Morey and two children
and mother are home from their visit
in Kansas and Missouri.
Mrs. w. H. Warner was called to
Atlantic Monday to tend to the wants
of her mother who is sick.
Chas Baird went to Atlantic Thurs
day to visit his brother-in-law, Frank
East. He returned home Friday.
c. East was a passenger to Atlantic
Wednesday to make his brother Frank
a visit and also to take in the street
fair.
j. Wirth went to Atlantic Saturday
to fill the pulpit of the late Rev.
Brookfeld. He will fill it every two
weeks.
G. Johnson and wife and Ed Dryden
and wife left Thursday for Omaha
where they were sight-seers at the
carnival.
Marie and Dagmar Mikklesen came
home Friday from visiting friends
and sightseeing in Omaha and COun-
Gil Bluffs.
Mrs. Mike Christensen and baby,
who live near Jacksonville, visited
her parents, J. P. Christensen and
wife Sunday.
W. N. Hopkins and family returned
Thursday from Boone where they had
been visiting relatives and friends for
the past three weeks.
Mrs. r. L. Harris and daughter,
Mrs. o. Harris and children came
down Wednesday to make visit at
the H. G. Rice home.
Miss Bell Moser, who lives in Den
yer, but who is now visiting friends in
Audubon, came down Monday for a
visit at the Geo. Spencer home.
Olaf Hansen, H. Christensen and Ed
Harmon were visitors at the carnival
in Atlantic Thursday. Olaf finding
things gay went down again Saturday.
The dane went to Omaha Thursday
to take in the AkSar-Ben and look
up his wife who had been visiting
there. They returned home Monday.
Ira Johnson, of Greeley, brought
the largest load of grain to town Tues
day that has come in this season for a
four horse team. 1t weighed out lie
bushels.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Rice, of Dewitt
but who have been visiting friends il
Clinton, Mo-, came in Monday even
ing to make his son H. G. Rice anG
family visit.
Mrs. r. H. Garnett bought the prop
erty of her mother, Mrs. A. w. Clark
here in Hamlin. 1t will make them a
good home if they ever expect to live
a retired life.
Mrs. Chas. Hensley and two child,
rem arrived from Germany Saturday
for visit with her parents. Her sis.
ter, Mrs. H. Thorp, of Chicago, came
with her. The Gill home will be the
the scene of much happiness.
There will be republican meeting
here Saturday night. The address
will be by Hon. W. f. Moore, OF
Guthrie Center. This is the first time
there has been republican speech in
Hamlin for several years. All should
attend as it will be quite treat.
Chas. Spencer made deal the last
of the week with Chas. Wilde whereby
he gets half interest in the implement
business at Extra. Chas. is a hustler
and will add strength to the firm. His
success is assured. He will hold a
sale in the near future and then devote
all his time to the implement business.