Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-07
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=. Kiargaard had business in Audi
bon Saturday.
n. +. Crane was in Audubon Fri
day paying taxes.
Ell. Christensen and lady visited
friends in Elkhorn Sunday. -.
Mrs. Phipps returned home Friday
from her visit in Extra.
| G. Nelson, of Kimballton, was in
our burg Monday on business.
Anton Christensen, of Audubon,
visited friends in Hamlin Saturday.
! Anna loft was in Extra where she
visited friends, returning home Friday.
Ole Hansen and lady, Anna Terkl-
sen, visited friends in Elkhorn Sunday.
Jens Andersen returned home We'd
nesday from his weeks visiting in
Cedar Falls.
Nels Rattenburg was reported one
of the sick Monday although he isn't
| kept in bed. "
w. n. Hopkins returned home
Thursday after pleasant visit with
| his parents near Boone.
James East and wife returned home
| from Atlantic Saturday where they
visited their son Frank.
A dance at the G. Nelson home
Wednesday night. All present en-
joyed the light fantastic.
George Spencer was a caller with
his daughter, Mrs. HOplep, near Coon
d. -, lr,f lN SNft lHa
Mrs. }. Wirth and children went out
| to the j. Dawson home Saturday
where they visited over Sunday.
Clarence Wirth departed for Cow
ingtOn Saturday to take care of the
stock left there by Rev. Heileman.
Mrs. VIM. Smith, of near Extra,
came up Thursday TO make her moth
err Mrs. Phipps, and brothers visit.
Miss Emma Spencer accompanied
| Mrs. Fred Spencer to Eagle Grove
| Tuesday where she will visit several
days.
Mrs. w. NJ. Crees and children were
taken up to their future home near
Ross Saturday, Ed Dryden taking
| them there.
John BOburg returned home from
| Des MOines Wednesday and called at
the j. T. Christensen home until
Thursday.
Emma Christensen who has been
working in Audubon several months,
| came home Saturday and will stay
here for the present
Miss Lavina Tyler came from Coun-
| Gil Bluffs Saturday where she visited
| several weeks with her parents. She
began her school at No. , Monday.
Chris Hansen went to Omaha Satnr-
day to see doctor. He has been sick
here advised him to see doctor there.
Tom McNalley, of Wyoming, came
Monday to make his brother Frank
and family a visit He also stopped
off in Extra where he make his parents
a visit.
Hans Rattenburg bought a fine big
mule of the SOmmers brothers paying
one hundred and forty dollars. He
now has a team of mules valued at
two hundred dollars.
James c. Bradley, of Tenant,
came here Sunday to spend Easter
with his parents and many friends.
He returned to his duties as barber
Wednesday.
NJ. c. Gill, the jolly old gentleman
east of the station, celebrated his Seth
birthday Wednesday, and by his pres
ent appearance he is good for a cen
fury, and we wish him health on his
new beginning of 81.
| Mrs. Fred Spencer, of Eagle Grove
came in Sunday over the North West.
l ern to make n visit at the George
Spencer home Monday. She called al
| the Charles Spencer home in Extra
| and Tuesday she departed for her
| home.
| Willie G. Ludwig, of Mishawaka
| Ind, Overseer for the Chicago Eleva'
| tor Co., was here several days last
! week taking an invoice of the lumber
= in the elevator and testing the scales
He left for other points Saturday
Rev. Wirth loaded his car Tuesday
his many farmer friends hauling the
goods to the depot, and departed Tues
4 day noon for their new home at Gov
ingtOn. Mrs. With and children de
parted Thursday after visit with rel
& atives in Audubon.
( AS the Hamlin correspondent was
taking news Sunday he noticed one o.
those buns counting the ties from
Extra to Audubon, but as he looked
4 again it proved to be by" Campbell
the Advocate ruStler. We would judg
4 it rather slow way to travel in 1904
What came nearly being a seriou
! accident occurred Tuesday evening
Chas. Garnet was getting seed cor
at the depot and in coming up be
tween the track the train came an
y just missed him few feet but luckil
he had gentle horse. ChaS. had
4 very white appearance.
II Mr.. Geo. Sperup went to Atlanti
4 Tuesday all shaved and dressed uI
. but no wonder as he went down to sc
= his wife who has been in the old eouI
try for several months and Oh gee
what greeting. Geo. was the haI
: piest man in all Atlantic. They al
: rived in Hamlin Tuesday evening an
: several of her friends were down /
Z meet her.
: w. r. Mullenger, of Omaha, can
to Hamlin Tuesday of last week I
: make his son and family a visit. MI
: Mullinger took homestead in Aud,
: bon county in 1863 which was the fir.
: homestead ever taken in this count,
Mr.. Mullinger has not decided no
: long he will remain but as he found
pleasant home with his son he will n
: doubt stay for the present.
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