Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-07-07
HAMLiN.

HAMLIN.
+. McNally is again about after a
weeks sickness.
Frank Pfieffer went to Templeton
Sunday on pleasure and business.
Chas. Garnett spent the Fourth way
over across the Guthrie county line.
Johnson e. Christensen received a
large shipment of Irvine the last of the
week.
Agnes Hopkins was under a doc
tors care Thursday, but is about
again.
May Johnson, of Audubon, was in
our burg Thursday interviewing our
bargain counter.
w. G.. Olsen and wife are happy
over the arrival of boy baby born
to them Wednesday.
Mrs. Rev. Yaggy, of Des Moines,
was visitor at the Rev. Heilman
home, returning Saturday.
Clyde East went to Atlantic Satur-
day where he will spend the Fourth
visiting his brother Frank.
Jim Bradley had the appearance of
having the mumps Thursday. 1t was
caused by small honey bee.
Mrs. Phipps went to Extra Satur-
! day where she will visit her daughter.
She will spend the Fourth there.
Henry johnson, of Elkhorn, was a
visitor several days at the Thomas
Bruhn home the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jacobsen, of near
Brayton, came up Sunday to see that
new brother at the w. G. Olsen home.
Several of the Hamlin jollies attend
ed the dance at Hans Mortensen's,
west of the station Saturday evening.
The fat Dane, C. Johnson, and the
little Dane, j. Justesen, had impor-
tant business at the big city Saturday.
There was no mail delivered on the
route Monday as the governme n t
gives the carriers Independence day
| free.
Hamlin was lonesome Sunday with
Obey Hansen at Elkhorn and Pa Os-
borne visiting at the Geo. Spencer
home.
Al Mendenhall started for the Rose
bud reservation Tuesday to register
and try his chances l in 20 of getting
farm.
Miss Belle Morley, of Atlantic,
came up Thursday, making a visit at
the j. S. Warner home, and returning
home Monday.
Miss Hannah Christensen, VIII 0
works in Extra, came home Saturday
to spend the Fourth, where a dance
was in progress.
Cream haulers can't have two holt
days a week, so N. E. Crane went
over his route Sunday, to get indie
pendence day free.
J. H. Jones and son departed Sat-
urday for the exposition at st. Louis.
Mr.. Jones will attend the democratic
convention while there.
Mrs. II. E. Thorpe departed Satur-
day for her home in Chicago after
several weeks visit here with her pa
rents, NJ. c. Gill and wife.
A big platform dance and general
good time at the j. P. Christensen
home on the Fourth of July. All en-
Joyou buSLlSoINSS uuVll d ldGS muir.
John Boberg, who used to be a
partner in the Sharon store, now of
Omaha, came in Saturday and is max
ing a visit at the J. p. Christensen
home spending the Fourth there.
The Elkhorn and Kimballton lum-
lumber and cement last week and the
m N Crar haro hos haan hnSu
ing the same.
Fred Heilman was haying the last
of the week. Nels Rattenburg cut and
raked some and Fred hauled it over
to put on top of the ice to keep it
from melting.
G. B. Gill received word from his
sister, Mrs. Frank Hensley, that they
got to Cody, Wyoming all right after
long hard journey. She is we'll
pleased with the climate.
Mrs. Barnes has pet cat which she
takes great delight in caressing, but
on Thursday the cat was in an i'll tenn
per and scratched her in the eye. A
doctor was necessary, but she is able
to see several cats again.
Geo. Spencer and wife and the
Misses Emma and Eta attended the
wedding of Ernest Cakes and Ada
Weaver at Coon Rapids. Mr.. Cakes
was farming in Old Hamlin last sum-
mer and is we'll known here.
This is busy July and the farmers
are busy laying by their corn and
cutting hay. If you see one blowing
his corn for the second time, ask him
where he has been. Corn is small for
this time of year and needs lots of hot
weather.
Fred Heilman don't know whether
he is making lard or butter, having
his mind on that new girl born to
them Saturday. OF course there is the
proper JOY at their home and the peo-
pie will overlook some and wish the
parents more JOY.
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