Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-01

Earnest Cakes returned Saturday
from his Xmas visit with friends in
Atlantic.
Mrs. f. Holman bought anorgan OF
Mrs. Roberts which will add music to
their home.
Miss Jessie Gerard went to Audu-
bon Tuesday to take her music lesson
of Mrs. Ed Bilharz.
Hans Carstensed returned, this week
from Elkhorn where he spent Christ
mas with his parents.
The Misses Anna and Meta Christ
ensen, OF Audubon, spent Monday at
the G. Justesen home.
DR.. Gleason and family visited here
Christmas at the L. d. Miller home
and had fine dinner
Mr.. Lee Miller passed Christmas
with his sister, Mr.. Chas. Lane. He
returned home Tuesday.
Nelson & Wells shipped another car
of cattle to Omaha Monday. Andrew
Wells accompanied them.
G. Larsen, of Turin, Iowa, is here
visiting old friends. He used to work
here for Hans Mortensen.
F. p. Tyler returned home Tuesday
from Omaha to spend the holidays
with his parents and friends.
Jes Nissen had q run away last
week and fell out and broke rib.
He is getting along quite well. -
John Crees, who lives near Water
town, S. D., is here giving his friends
and relatives pleasant visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Johnson left
Wednesday for Elkhorn to spend New
Years day at her parents home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hopley went
to Atlantic Wednesday evening to
spend Christmas with his sisters.
w. H. Warner left for Atlantic
Saturday to visit over Sunday with
his wife, who is there nursing her
sick mother.
Julius Sheryer, of Durant, Ia, was
here giving his brother Henry, our
depot agent, a visit. He returned to
his home Thursday.
Mrs. Frances Patty, who has been
visiting in Des Moines, came in Sat-
urday to keep house forGill Patty and
family during corn husking.
1.-THE wedding bells are ringing
again around Hamlin, this time a
little north east, We hope to give a
better account of same next week.
2. G. Harris and wife, who have
been living at Decatur, came up to
spend Christmas with Harris Wilson
and family. Plat used to live here.
Harry Percy went to Nicola Satua-
day where he will work for the Mil
waukee as operator until they make a
change and give him steady job.
Our blacksmith has been over rush
ed the past week. Elmer Davis helped
him this week. Frank put on 90shoes
Saturday. He is a good sheer and
well worth patronizing.
Harry Percy came down from Cam
bridge Thursday and took dinner
with his wife at the Joe Crees home.
Harry looks well and his old friends
are all glad to see him.
There was a Dane service in the
Evangelical church Christmas day.
Rev. Johnson who has charge of
Bethanie church twelve miles west of
Hamlin, preached to the small crowd
that had gathered, it being a very
cold day.
The Christmas tree at Hamlin was
well attended for the cold weather.
People were more than pleased over
the program which Mrs. o. G. Gaffin
had prepared for the evening. They
were all well pleased over the Dane
song that was sung by Flo Gaffin and
little Mary Nissen.
We were all glad to shake hands
with Will Young and family Satur-
day. He has been farming close by
Chillicothe, Mo. for the past summer.
He expects to get farm here for the
coming year. We are glad to have
all the old timers come back again.
There is talk of an oyster supper in
the near future being given, the pro-
ceeds to go to Rev. Wirth for taking
care of the church. He has taken care
of the church for the past two years
and has not received any thing for it.
We would like to see the man that
would take care of the church for
pleasure.