Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-12-31
HAMLIN.

a.. Wells returned from Omaha
Wednesday.
Mrs. d. Owen went to Extra Friday
to call on friends.
Oluf Hansen spent Christmas with
his parents at Elk Horn.
The children of w. M. Crees are
down with the chicken pox.
Nels Ostergaard of Audubon called
on Hamlin friends Friday.
A big baby girl born at the p. N.
Lauritzen home last week.
I F. McNally and family spent Christ
mas with friends in Atlantic.
WANTED:-Five good men to husk
corn at the Ed Dryden home.
Eva Davis came home Thursday to
spend few days with her parents.
Rev. j. Montgomery has been hold
ing meetings near Brayton last week.
C. w. Spencer and wife who live in
Extra took dinner at the Geo. Spencer
home.
P. Nelson received car of shelled
corn which he is selling at 39fc a
bushel.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Rice spent
Xmas at the Clyde Stevens home at
Nelson
Hamlin market Tuesday: Turks 10,
chicks II, ducks ", geese 6, butter 10,
eggs p,
Bessie Ping, of Audubon came down
Friday to spend few days at the j.
Fl. Jones home.
Stella Patty came down Saturday to
spend few days at the home of Chas.
Wells and wife.
J. Andersen, now of Kimballton,
was in our burg Thursday looking
after collections.
J. S. Warner lost six head of cattle
the past week of black leg. A very
poor Xmas present.
G. Johnson and wife and mother,
Mrs. Mary Johnson, spent Xmas at
Elk Horn with her parents.
Eta Spencer went down to Extra
Friday to visit at the home of her
brother {. Spencer and wife.
Nels Jensen left Friday for Extra
where he expects to spend the winter
at the Martin Martensen home.
o. P. Tyler came to Hamlin Tuesday
and is visiting his daughters here,
Mrs. G. Stetzell and C. Ballou.
Frank East and wife and boy of At
lantic. came up Friday to spend
Christmas at his fathers home, James
East.
Fl. Christensen and lady Clara
went to Elk Horn Thursday to eat
good things for Xmas with friends
there.
T. H. Sweeney and wife who live
near Guthrie Center came over to
spend few days at their sons home
Tom Sweeney.
Geo. Wells has arranged to have a
dance in Hamlin Thursday night Dec.
81. All are cordially invited to come
and have good time.
Miss Lille Wirth, the Brushy
school teacher made her scholars
happy by giving them good Xmas
treat OF nuts and candy.
Inc AmdS trees at DOth churches IN
Old Hamlin were well attended. The
program was short on account of so
many cases of chicken pox.
Our new agent A. Osborn don't
seem to like our town or the people as
he makes his headquarters in Allan
tic going down on the train in the
evening and returning in the morning.
Rev. J. Montgomery who has been
preaching the past year at the Presby-
terrain church in Old Hamlin has de-
cided to leave. He will go east to
visit friends for the present. They
have not employed preacher to fill
his place.
The Danish Christmas tree at Ham
lin on Monday was success. The
church was crowded. Several Amer
leans were there and we're welcome.
The American ladies furnished the
best music and Rev. Johnson preach
ed short sermon.
There will be party at the home of
Geo. Scott New Years Eve. in honor
OF Ralph Scott, who expects to make
a stay of year at Ackley. Ralph
started out by working his waw and
is making good progress for young
man. No doubt they will see the old
year out and the new year in.