Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-01-21
HAMLIN.

A. Micklesen unlOaded a car of corn
for p. Nelson Friday.
Emma Christensen called on Audu-
bon friends Wednesday.
Hamlin markets Tuesday Butter Is
eggs 20, chicks and ducks y, geese 81.
Ella and Nora Olsen left for Shelby
Monday where they will visit relatives.
Mrs. NJ. b. Wonsmos, of Audubon,
called on Hamlin friends Wednesday.
Meta and Anna Christensen, of
Audubon we're Hamlin callers Satur-
day.
VIM. Olsen and Fl. Jacobson were
at ElkhOrn Friday calling on old
time friends.
Dan Fullerton bailed several tons
Of hay for w. N. Hopkins the wide
awake farmer.
\ Burr shipped a car of cattle to
Omaha. J. H. Jones went along to
take in the sights.
p. r. Nissen took his family out
that beautiful Sunday and called at
the Fea. Kyhun home.
Chas. Spencer, of Extra, came to
our burg Tuesday calling on his
folks east of the station.
n. f. Crane went to Templeton and
Manning Thursday on business
returning home Saturday
J. H. Jones has been on the road
the past few days selling mail boxes
for the Hamlin r. f. d.
NJ. B. Wonsmos was doing some
wood work for our blacksmith during
the rush in horseshoeing.
A. +. Byrd and Ben Graham went
to Mahaska county Thursday where
Byrd has several relatives.
Lora Bailey and L. Loss were in
our town Tuesday selling wall paper
and looking for spring painting.
Emma Christensen returned to her
work in Audubon after weeks visit
with relatives in and about Hamlin.
L. c. Lauritzen made what some
people term a good trade Friday. He
traded big draft team for two jacks.
Nels Rattenburg andrwife called on
his brother-in-law and wife, f. Olsen
who lives near Fiscus, the last of the
week.
r. H. Garrett left Wednesday for
Port Byron Ill. where he went 10 the
bed side of his mother who is reported
very low.
Henry Jacobson, of Shelby, came in
the first of the week to make his
daughter, Mrs. w. c. Olsen, and fam
lily visit.
Miss Lille Wirth sprained her
wrist Saturday, but was able to teach
her school Monday with careful use of
that hand.
Clyde East, who has been in Allan
tic the past month working in a jewel
cry store returned home Saturday and
looked fine.
Mrs. p. Ruble returned home
Thursday from Atlantic where she was
visiting her daughter, and Peter was
all over smiles.
Rev. J. Wirth returned home Mon
day from his revival meetings near
Atlantic. He will hold his usual
neuIluS5 mere SUNDAY. ;...
Oluf Hansen went to Des Moines
Friday on business also to take in
that much talked of theater, Ben Hur,
returning home Monday.
Rev. J. Montgomery went to Lorah
the last of the week where he will take
charge of the church there which has
been vacant for the past year.
Mr.. Moore departed Tuesday for
Springfield Mo. where he goes to look
after his business interests and fix up
to move down in the spring. =
The Blue Grass Creamery Co.
bought their ice of Nels Peterson,
south of the station, and they expect
| to nave the work finished this week.
| Christensen and jefferson who run a
! blacksmith shop here closed the doors
Saturday and sold the shop to Oluf
Hansen and the tools w. Christensen
| took home.
Oluf Hansen, the jolly lumber man
ager here, was retired another year.
and Bhrun and J. p. Christensen
were elected as haulers at their last
meeting at Elk Horn.
A big baby boy came to the Tom
Sweeney home Saturday evening
weighing 81 lbs. Mother and baby
are doing nicely. Tom is the happ-
lest man about Hamlin.
1t is reported that G. Justensen has
sold his interest in the store to a
| young man west of the station who
used to be in the grocery business at
| Omaha. The deal isn't quite made
! yet.
4 There was meeting Monday to
elect butter maker and milk and cream
haulers. Fred Heiman was elected
butter maker. Fred is a good man
/ for the place, N. f.. Crane got the
job hauling for two routes and one to
let out. J. Petersen and G. Nelson
also obtained jobs.