Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-10-01
HAMLIN.


j. C. johnson had business. at the
county seat Saturday.
Miss Nora McDaniels visited at the
j. Wirth home Sunday.
C. East returned from his visit to
Anita the last of the week.
p. Nelson received another car OF
corn which he is selling to the farmers.
Mrs. p. Nissen who has. been sick
the past two weeks is again able to be
about.
Mrs. T. Emery and children visited
her mother Mrs. L. Barnes the last OF
the week.
Miss May Wilson, of Audubon, was
the guest of Floy Gaffin several days
last week.
Olaf Hansen reported himself on the
sick list after a cold nights drive from
Elk Horn.
Rev. ]. Wirth had business in At
lantic Friday, returning home the day
following.
Hamlin markets Tuesday. Butter
Is, eggs IS, chicks Q, hens 8; ducks 4,
turkeys7.
II. Martensen and wife were visiting
his brother, p. Mortensen, near Elk
Horn Sunday.
Miss Emma Spencer went up to make
her sister, Mrs. +. Hopley, a visit OF
several weeks.
Chas. Spencer was ordering some
good road work done on the streets OF
Hamlin Tuesday.
Misses Anna and Meta Christensen,
of Audubon, were visiting friends in
Hamlin Saturday.
ii. Christensen and Olaf Hansen were
at Elk Horn Sunday the guests OF
friends of course.
p. Rasmussen returned home Mon
day from his carpenter work at the
John Jensen home.
There will be social at the Pres
byterian church Thursday evening.
All are invited to attend.
The Elk Horn lumber Co. received
the car of lime Tuesday which many
were anxiously waiting for.
p. Petersen, the jolly blacksmith at
Extra, came up Thursday to make his
brother, J. F. Petersen, visit.
Mrs. J. Roberts who has been visit
ing at the j. G. Boyer home departed
for her home in Lorah Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Morey and Will left for
st Joe, Mo. and Walton, Kas. Thurs
day to be gone two week on a visit.
Miss Jessie Gerard, Of near Extra,
came up Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with her friend Miss Wirth.
Mrs. p. Nelson and Mrs. G. Burg,
of Audubon, were callers at the Mrs.
c. Justesen home between trains Sat
urday.
F. Duvall, of Greeley township, sold
two car load of hogs to T. Nelson
which he delivered Thursday and
Friday.
Tom Lee, the we'll known butcher,
of Extra, but who lives near Guthrie
Center, came over Monday an is max
ing H. Wells visit.
]. H. Jones received his No. l gaso-
line engine Monday which he ordered
some time ago. 1t will be great i'm
provement to his farm.
Ed Harmon drove across to Guthrie
Center Saturday evening to give his
wife and children a surprise He re-
turned to his duties here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas and
children left Tuesday for Oskaloosa
where they will visit her folks for two
weeks. She has not been back fof
three years.
John Dawson finding the low land
too wet with out tileing sent for car
load which he received wednesday
and will have them laid as soon as
help can be had.
r. Smart, of Malaga, Wash, sent
a fine pear to G. Justesen which can
be seen in the show case. IL was rals-
ed at Malaga and weighs 1t. They
are all well pleased with their new
home.
Chas. Spencer and Joel Crees and
their wives returned after q two weeks
visit with Harry Percy at T1tonka;
They speak we'll of that country and
saw that corn there is two weeks ahead
OF our corn.
n. Jones and F. Duvall were not
nleased with the Rock Island service so
Skinned their stock over the G. & N.
w Saturday evening on a special.
Jones had five cars and Duvall four.
Resides the two shippers G. w. Crees
and Geo. Spencer accompanied them.
From the following we come to the
conclusion that working poll tax and
driving a grader is out OF Just's line:
"May be Ill send up a few more items
Wednesday morning. l had to work
my poll tax today by driving four
horses on a grader. Poor Dane
Poor Dane"
Wednesday at the Congregational
church in Extra occurred the marriage
of Miss Grace Wells, who lives east
~ the station, to Mr.. Thomas Marten-
son. of near Extra. The bride Is one
OF the most popular and highly re-
spected Young ladies in the township
and will make this young man most
excellent help mate. The groom Is
one of those sturdy young farmers,
who knows no such thing as failure.
A supper was given in the evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wells and
after the supper dancing was lndulgea
In until a late hour. May success ana
happiness be theirs!
Saved TWO From Death.
Com. lit,le dauphter had an almost