Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-09-10
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Elkhorn Sunday.
Fl. Herbert visited with friends in
Hamlin Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Moore has been reported
very sick since Saturday.
N. E. Crane and family visited with
friends in Templeton Sunday.
There will be danish church Sunday
Sept. 13 in the Evangelical church.
Hamlin markets Tuesday: butter 10,
eggs 10, chicks 8, turkeys I, ducks L.
p. Rasmussen and wife returned to
their home Monday after few weeks
country life.
Miss Lorena Fair left Sunday for
GRAY where she will teach one of the
nearby schools.
II. ]. Petersen did a fine job paint,
ing his hog house this week which VIII
preserve the wood.
C. Gill, of south of Extra, is help
ing at the Gill farm while George Is
attending the fair. ..-..
The Elkhorn Lumber Co. received
their hard and soft coal and are ready
to please the trade.
The Elkhorn people were very busy
Saturday hauling out car load OF
coal for the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rattenburg, OF At
lantic, visited at the j. G. johnson
home over Sunday.
The Rock Island shipped in two car
loads of cinders and one of lumber to
repair the stock yards.
Mr.. Rice, of near Dewitt, was here
visiting his brother, ii. u. Rlce, rev
DAYS the last of the week.
H. Rattenborg is having good hog
house built this week. The danes take
great care of their porkers.
Mary Mickklesen who works in Au-
dubon came down Saturday to make
her parents a Sunday visit.
G. B. Gill and Preston Bros. will
make the Guthrie county fair with
Alice g., and several other horses.
Jess Nissen had a machine shed
built few days ago. He will have
no old iron to sell for the next few
years.
Elkhorn Lumber Co. received car
of lumber which is a part of what they
ordered for several new dwellings at
Elkhorn.
Hamlin doesn't lay on a road that
is travelled very much as there was
only 207 teams passed the store up to
noon Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Anderson who has
been visiting in Denmark for some
time past were visitors at the l.. Z.
Lauritsen home Sunday.
Miss Lavina Tyler returned to Ham
lin Saturday to take charge of her
school. She has been visiting her
parents at Council Bluffs.
Mrs. J. Lindstrom and little girl. OF
Poplar, came down Thursday to visit
her friend Mrs. c.. Justesen. She re-
turned to her home Saturday.
q. BOYER invested in a fine new
wagon with three inch tires OF our i'm
Dlement men johnson & Cartensen.
lie will be able to keep above the mud.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Steinle, of Chicago,
who has been visiting through fair
week at the NJ. c. Gill home returned
to Chicago Sunday over the Q. Il N
w.
The Jolly crowd that went to the
lakes for few days returned home
Wednesday. All report good catcf
of suckers ION the wrong end OF The
pole.)
Mr.. and Mrs. C. johnson, Mr.. ano
Mrs. II. Rattenburg, Mr.. and Mrs
Jens Hansen and Mrs. Maggie Jepser
went to Wall Lake Monday for few
days outing.
Geo. Gill was we'll pleased with hii
little PAGER Alice G.. She took SECOND
money Wednesday and Friday. Fol-
some reason he did not get in the rae
he intended to and had to go in witt
the trotting class.
The ladies race Thursday wa
the talk of the day. Mrs. Johl
Dimick won first and Emma Spence
second. We wish the next time GU
friend would do us favor by riding
a fast horse instead of green hors
Just off from the pasture.
Mrs. G. w. Clark, who has beel
visiting different parts this summe
returned home from Staples, MINI.
where she had been visiting her daugh
ter Mrs. Genung. She will make he
home at present with Mrs. Il. H. Gar
nett. She is much improved in health
The Old Hamlin school opened Mon
day with Miss Grace Stanley as tn
teacher, No. 2 Miss Cora Tyler, tn
center Miss Lavina Tyler and No.
Miss Nettie Pierson. There were two
other schools commenced Monday bu
we we're unable to learn the names o
the teachers.
A few questions was asked Frida!
why the train had to back up from
about 300 yards north of the depot t.
some distance below the depot? /
had to make a wee small grade nortl
OF the depot and had to get running
start. Any old thing will do for {
branch road.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Dasher ant
baby, of Wiota, were was on their way
to the north eastern part of the stat
Wednesday met with an accident cas-
of town. As they were coming down
the hill by the creamery, close to the
bridge, the buggy tongue broke ant
he turned the team into the bank. This
frightened them and Mr.. Dasher was
dragged several yards before he got
them stopped. The buggy was over
turned but no one was hurt.
A Remarkable Record.