Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-12-24
HAMlIN.

f. Hopley, of near Coon Rapids
called at the Geo. Spencer home We'd
nesday.
from Coon Rapids where she was with
her daughter.
j. f. Petersen had business in Allan
tic Thursday.
j. Andersen the old time lumber
manager here, but now of Kimballton
called in the burg Wednesday, return
ing Friday to Kimballton.
Alex Mcclure unloaded a % ton
car of coal for the Blue Grass Cream
cry Co. but it took him two days and
half.
H. Christensen went to Council
Bluffs Thursday to buy implements
for the spring stock here.
Oluf Hansen had business in Allan
tic Wednesday.
Nels Nelson who has been in the en-
ploy of p. r. Nissen the past season,
departed for his home near Elk Horn
Friday.
j. G.. Bradley came home from Om-
aha Saturday. He went out to learn
the barber trade but has not yet de-
cided to go back again as the college
was over crowded.
Pete Nelson had letter from our
old time station agent, II. Shryer,
stating that he had left for st. Louis,
Mo. He formerly worked at the U.
p. depot at Omaha.
F. McNally and family called on
his folks south of Extra Sunday.
A. Wells shipped car of cattle to
Omaha Monday. He accompanied
them.
Alfred Suhr departed Monday for
Corley, Ia. where he went to spend
the holidays with his best friend.
Ralph Scott returned home Satur-
day to spend Christmas. He is now
teaching the It'll grade at Ackley, la.
Hamlin markets Tuesday: Turks, u,
ducks u, chicks u, geese 6, butter 10,
eggs %.
The sad news was received Monday
that Mrs. J. G. Anderson of Sharon,
broke her leg Sunday evening. She
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when she went to depart she stepped
off the porch in manner that caused
the accident Her sister Mrs. p. Ras-
mussen was called to her aid.
Ben Graham came to our burg Sat
urday and expects to make his home
with his mother this winter.
There was a dance at the N. Z.
Crane home Tuesday evening where
all enjoyed themselves until late
hour. y
We will thank the ladies who so
kindly helped decorate the Christmas
tree at the N. Rattenburg home.
BY Committee.
On Monday afternoon Dec. %, the
Danish people will have their Christ
mas tree in the Evangelical church.
All are cordially invited.
There will be a Christmas tree at
the NJ. E. church at Old Hamlin Thurs
day evening Dec. "a.
Geo. Gill lost good buck skin
mitt in Audubon or on the road home.
Finder please leave at REPUBLICAN
Office and receive thanks.
N. II. Crane after long walt had
his phone put in and by listening 81
the phone you would think he was
making up lost time.
viii Thielen, OF Templeton, is Wis
iting at the N. E. Crane home.
S. Berry, of Greeley shipped one
car of hogs to Omaha Saturday.
]. C. Bradley and Oluf Hansen
went to Elk Horn Monday where they
had business.
Our agent, Ed Norman will leave
here for the present for Earlham
where he will relieve the agent there
for a few weeks. Arthur Osborn il
the name of the agent who will take
his place.
Earnest Cakes, CT near Coon Rap
ids, came through our burg Tuesda!
on his way to Atlantic where he viii
spend Christmas with his folks.
H. Fredricksen is the proud father
of a girl baby born to them Tuesda!
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rattenburg arr
the proud parents of boy baby borr
to them Wednesday morning and ne
doubt there will be plenty of Christ
mas treats as it is their first hope.