Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-06-09
HAMLiN.

Dagmar Mikklesen was an Extra
caller between trains Friday.
!! The Center school house closed it!
doors Friday for short vacation.
G. G. Crane and John Pfieffer wen
to Templeton Saturday on pleasure.
p. Kjargaard attended the shoot a.
Kimballton bringing home bad cold
An agent for the Council Bluffs
Nonpareil went over the route Tues
day.
Our Jolly Mary Mikklesen is laun.
dry girl at the Pete Nelson home in
Audubon. +
Grace Roberts went to Lorah Wed.
nesday where she will visit her mother
several days.
Ed Dryden and wife went to Ross
Monday on business and called at the
VIM. Crees home.
Kjargaard and Johnson had bust
ness in Audubon Monday in regard
to that west road.
Geo. Weighton and family, of Au-
dubon, were Sunday callers at the
| Geo. spencer home.
Nels Mikklesen and family, of
Brayton, visited Sunday with his
brother A. Mikklesen.
J. G.. Bradley was chief boss at the
VIM. Clark home as Will and family
are out for pleasure.
Geo. Gill left for Harlan Sunday
where he took his PAGER Alice G for
training under Fred Frazier.
Emma Christensen went to Audubon
Saturday where she is engaged as
domestic at the James Lane home.
Joe Bell and wife visited several
days at the A. w. Bradley home.
They returned to Extra Saturday.
Chris Nelson, of Kimballton, was
in our burg Saturday talking business
and shaking hands with old friends.
Geo Spencer made large shipment
of wool to Atlantic Friday which he
sold to gentleman there at good
price.
VIM. J. Clark and wife departed
Saturday for Griswold where they
visited over Sunday with James
McNutt.
The Rock Island made another i'm
provement the last of the week, run
ming a double header from Audubon
to Atlantic.
Nora McDaniels, of Extra, came
up Thursday and is making her friend
Emma Spencer a pleasant visit for
several days.
Oluf Hansen and Thomas Bruhm
earned their bread by the sweat of
their brow unloading = cars of lumber
in four days.
Fred Heilman shipped out on Tues
day 63 tubs of No. / butter, - more
than last week and he still hopes to
| increase several tubs.
Albert Patty who has been staying
with w. n. Hopkins and going to
school. went to Audubon Monday
where he will stay with his sister.
VIM. Crees and family. of Ross,
| called on his parents Joel Crees and
| wife and brother Tom Crees and
family, returning home Thursday.
2. II. Osborne was 20 years old
Friday, rather an unlucky day al
| though ice cream and cake were serv-
ed in his honor at the Geo. Spencer
| home.
There will be an ice cream social in
the old Hamlin school house Friday
evening. All turn out and enjoy your
selves because the proceeds go to
good cause.
All are invited to attend the child
| ren's day program in the Methodist
church in old Hamlin next Sunday
evening at : O'Clock. A good pro-
gram will be given.
p. Kiargaard was not in the best of
humor Saturday as his horse was cut
| in the wire and he could not use it for
several weeks so he has no way of
going ont on the ridge.
A runaway team was stopped in
Hamlin Monday which came from the
east. Oluf Hansen was the hero.
| The team belonged to Chase who is
moving the Stanley barn.
G.. Justensen and wife and Anton
and Edmund Justensen departed
Thursday for Reedly California where
they expect to make their future home
if they find good location.
| udulSI IL DlS
day at different points Sunday, June
same as July 4th is to the Americans,
being the anniversary of the cOnsolid-
alton of the mother country.
Chas. Ballou received word from
his renter near Elreno, Oklahoma,
that the wheat crop was failure this
year, being dried out. They are plow-
ing same up and planting cotton. Oats
is also doing poorly.
G.. Johnson and wife, Hans Carsten-
sen and wife and Oluf Hansen went
out to the Lawrence Johnson home
| Saturday where dance was in pro-
gress and ice cream and cake were
served and of course they stayed for
| the fifth.
Fl. E. Tharp, of Chicago, came to
Hamlin Saturday and made an over
Sunday visit at the M. G. Gill home.
His wife came here several days ago.
| He departed Tuesday to resume his
duties as express agent for the Rock
| Island Co. where he has worked s
years.
Children's day program to be held
! at the M. +. church on the evening of
June II, 1904. at 1880:
Organ Voluntary. ..... .... Emmaline Spencer
rrayer ----....'.........-...... ..'..Pastor
SllOlr
| Welcome Address ................ Sarah Clark
EAcIcises ............... ..... .Clhss NO.
Recitation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ruth White
|
Recitation ...........,H Hazel Settlemire
Recitation. .....,.. ..... Harry White
Motion Song ......... ---......... Glass No. 2
Recitation. .......................W Walter White
Recitation ..............--. ...... Jennie Clark
Recitation .....-........... Eunica Roberts
| Song ...... 800. ........ Five Little Girls