Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-07-02
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Sid Goodwin's little boy took very
sick Friday, a doctor being called.
Miss Lille Wirth visited her friend
Jessie Gerard near Extra last week.
G. Johnson, wife and II. Christensen
took in the big wedding near Elkhorn
Wednesday.
p. Nelson bought the II. G.. Rice
steers and shipped them to Omaha
last Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Wirth visited at the John
Dawson home from Thursday until
Sunday evening.
Miss Ella Olsen, who has been visit
ing friends in and near Extra, return
ed home Saturday.
Miss Dogmar Mickklsen commenced
working this week for her uncle who
lives west of Brayton.
Lille Wirth with Lavina and Cora
Tyler left Monday morning fof Audu
bon where they will attend normal.
A dance was held at the H. Wells
home Friday evening. All enjoyed
the treat as dances are far apart this
season.
p. Nelson purchased good driver
of H. G. Rice to match the one he al
ready has. The Rocky is too slow
for Pete.
Emma Christensen, who has been
working at the Kimballton hotel, re-
turned Monday for short visit at
her home.
John Dawson has the honor to wear
smile over the arrival of big elev-
en- pound boy Thursday morning.
Luck to Dawson.
| N. +. Crane had one of his horses
| cut in the wire which he is unable to
use at present, so he is short horse
on the cream route.
Frank Myers brought to our hog
buyer Tuesday twenty head of hogs
which weighed 7l20 pounds. Frank
believes in raising good hogs.
Mr.. Isenhart, the travelling sales
man for the Deering Harvester Co.,
came in Monday and will assist John
son q Christensen short time.
We forgot to mention in our last
weeks issue of the arrival of Mrs. j.
f. Sherman, of Wahoo, Nebr., who
is here visiting her sister Mrs. o.
Gaffin.
The Hamlin market on Tuesday was
as follows: Butter Is, Eggs IL, Hogs
| $50, Chickens IL, Hens 50, Turks 6,
Ducks I, Wheat go, Corn 800, Oats 32l
and Barley "a.
| We had the pleasure to introduce
| our friend Andrew Well as our new
implement man Wednesday and Thurs
day while Johnson and Christensen at
tended the wedding.
z. Rasmussen bought a fine single
driver of J. 7. Settlemire last week,
also new buggy of our dealer here
speed through the subway.
Geo. Struthers was here Friday all
in smiles. He informed us that he
had another boy at his home which
was born to them Thursday. George
believes in raising soldiers first.
Andrew Rattenburg left good pay
ing job with his brother Nels and
went to Elkhorn yesterday where he
will haul mail to Audubon taking the
contract for year at $500.
Geo. Gill had the misfortune tohave
a full milk can fall on his toe making
very painful wound. His foot is
swelled and is unable to do any work
as he is compelled to use crutches.
George Struthers and Robert Clark
are helping him pillow his corn.
The Hamlin ball tossers went to
Elkhorn Sunday in good humor to
play with the Wisconsin Ridgers. 1t
was a fine game for nine innings when
the score was s to 5, but in the tenth
inning the Wisconsin Ridge boys ran
in four scores giving them the game
with the score standing II to s. The
Hamlin boys came home with the
blues but said they had fair game
A return game will be played here be-
tween the same team the 10Th.