Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-11-26
HAMllN,

Alex Mcclure. was a caller at the
f. Heileman home Sunday.
Clyde East departed for Atlantic
Tuesday to Aisit his brother Frank.
Tie Misses Mary Gill and Nora
McDaniels visited over Sunday at
the f. Heileman home.
Loretta Gill returned home after a
short visit with her grand parents.
H. Christensen delivered a buggy in
Troublesome the last of the week.
We presume they are getting out of
this range.
Miss Eva Davis left for Audubon
Thursday to resume her work after a
weeks visit with her folks.
Emma Christensen who works in
Audubon spent Sunday with her par
ents at the station.
f. Irwin is delivering few hundred
bushels of corn to Geo. Gill at pres
ent. Geo. expects to feed car of
steers as usual.
J. Andersen spent Sunday with
friends in Kimballton.
For the low price for hogs they
have come in rather fast and Pete
shipped two cars the past week.
The Elk Horn Lumber Co. received
two cars of lumber the past week and
are getting good supply on hand.
Geo. Spencer and wife went up near
Coon Rapids Saturday where they
expected to visit over Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. F. Hopley.
Chas. Ballou had letter from his
man in Okla. who rents his farm there
and he was informed that they started
rail road town five miles from his
farm which will make that place more
valuable, wheat he said looked fine.
Al Mendenhall and wife visited over
Sunday at the Tom Sweeney home.
C. Nelson the Kimballton wind mill
man was in our burg Wednesday after
supplies.
Oluf Hansen the Elk Horn lumber
manager here was, called to Elk Horn
wednesday to run the yards while his
father left on business. Nels Jensen
is the new man here for the present.
Hamlin markets Tuesday: eggs 20,
butter IL, chicks I, hens !, ducks I,
turks 81, geese 8.
+. McNally called on his folks
south of Extra Sunday. He nerved
up and rode McGill's broncho down.
Ole Terklesen who used to haul
lumber from Hamlin to Elk Horn call
ed at the F. Bruhn home Sunday.
II. Wells is is hauling lumber for
the Elk Horn Lumber Co., they being
rushed with orders at that place.
c. johnson and wife took a trip in
the country Sunday and called at the
l.. G. Lauritzen home.
Mary Gill returned home Monday.
J.. Andersen was busy Monday I'M
loading car of lumber.
c. Wells and H. Akers went to At
lantic Monday to witness the foot race
between Steele and Harrison.
Oluf Hansen returned to his duties
as lumber manager after his stay at
Elk Horn.
Mrs. Fred Heileman departed Mon
day for Maxwell to be present at the
wedding on Thanksgiving of her sister
Lorena to Alex Mcclure. They ex-
pect to make their home in Hamlin
for the winter. We wish them happi-
ness and prosperity.
John Carlson and brother Henry, of
Elk Horn, called on Hamlin friends
Monday.
p. Rasmussen and wife came home
Monday from their visit at Nicola.
Mr.. George Wells who lives south
of the station and Miss Olga Jensen
of two miles south of Extra were
united in marriage at the home of the
groom's parents on last Wednesday
in the presence of a large number OF
friends. In the evening an elegant
and bountiful supper was served to
which all did justice. Immediately
after the supper sociable dance was
enjoyed by all and then the crowd
wendell their way homeward after
wishing the young couple happiness
and prosperity. They are both we'll
known around Hamlin and Extra.
Say fellow if you will be so kind as
to bring those eight pair Of No. IL
overshoes back we will presenG you
with good fit in No. 8, and ask no
questions. They we're taken about a
week ago from the back room in the
evening and the party would do us an
honest favor by returning same, and
the man might be spotted out.
G. Justesen & Son.
J. u. Moore returned home Friday
from his trip in Oklahoma, Kansas
and Missouri. He was well pleased
with his trip although for farming
country he prefers Iowa. While in
Missouri he purchased property at
Springfield and expects TO move down
there in the spring and rent his farm