Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-02-25
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Saturday.
G.. johnson was in Audubon on bus
mess Saturday.
H. Hansen had business at Guthrie
Center Monday.
H. Miller of Brayton, was a Hamlin
caller Thursday.
Mr.. Parrot and G. G. Crane were in
Atlantic on business Saturday.
w. Christensen moved over on the
Nels Petersen place over in Greeley.
c.. Patter rented the j. Il. Moore
place and will move on the place this
week. --"
AL Mendenhau who rented the Fl. G..
Rice place moved down the last OF the
week.
o. Hansen and p. A. Osborne had
| important business in Atlantic We'd
nesday.
The past week was one of moving,
several farmers moving to their new
locations.
f. Suhr went to Audubon Saturday
brick yard.
N. E. Crane is railing off horse
which the boys are taking several
chances on.
Il. Wright departed for his home at
Sidney Friday where he will take
weeks vacation.
Tom White rallied his bike off last
week and of course the Agent Osborne
got the lucky 3S.
O. Hansen and p. A. Osborne at
tended home talent theater at Elk
horn Friday night.
G. Justesen is down with the rheum-
atism and has been unable to be in the
store the last few days.
Johnson x Christensen received a
car load of buggies, wagons and i'm
plements for the spring trade.
Tom Gill rented the Martha Brand
strOtter farm for the coming season,
and will move up here in March.
Willis Rattenburg, of Elkhorn, was
in Hamlin Saturday and visited over
Sunday at the l.. G. Lauritsen home.
p. Ruble is hauling bailed hay to
town which he is gying to ship to st.
Louis where he gets a big price for 1t.
There will be o sub Director elected
the first Monday in March at school
house No. >. J. Il. Moore resigned.
c. Nelson, of Kimballton, was in
our town Saturday after another load
of pipes for his large windmill bust
ness.
+. T.. Pennington moved over to his
farm near Bayard where he bought a
farm and will make that his future
home.
Several young people gathered at
the George Spencer home Saturday
night and played the interesting game
of finch.
The Elkhorn & KimballtOn Lumber
Co. received one car of hard coal Fri
day which had been on the road sew
eraI weeks.
r. j. Elwood. of Nelson, shipped
car of steers to Chicago Saturday and
went along for a few days sight seeing
at the city.
Mary Mikklsen, who has been work
ing near kimballtOn the past two
months. came home to spend week
with her parents.
W. NJ. Crees went up near Ross
Monday, where he rented 2OJ acre
farm of Leet & Beason. We regret to
see Walt leave US.
L. f. Lutz. of Lone Tree, who has
been visiting at the w. Nj. Crees home
departed for his home Saturday. He
has land interests here.
J. Justesen received word from
Washington, D. G.. Monday in regard
to the rural route. He was informed
it would start sure April list.
J. G.. Bradley was in Extra Friday
and Saturday on business and look
ing up a location for barber shop
but Extra didn't just suit him.
John Brown, who rented his farm to
p. Roth, moved his household goods
and family to LaMars, Iowa, where
! they will make their future home.
T. Emery and family, who have been
| farming east of Audubon. departed
from Hamlin Monday for Oakland,
where they will make fheir future home.
| Rev. j. Montgomery returned to
| Hamlin Monday after five weeks re-
vival meetings at Lorah which he said
was success, getting forty members
in the church.
r. Wright, the stock medicine man
who has been working about Manning
selling stock powder, returned to Ham,
lin Wednesday and helped Alex Nc
CURE day here.
], Il. Moore who expected to leave
for Springfield, Mo. Tuesday, was
disappointed, as up to the present
time his cars haven't come, but he is
expecting them on every train.
While Smelling corn for L. G.. Laur-
itsen Friday, they ran across about
$50 rats in the corn crib, and for a
while they had what people might term
a Jap and Russia war, and killing
over one hundred Japs.
Ed Dryden has been down with the
grip the past week and to make it
worse, rheumatism mixed in. But Ed
| told us he sent away for two magic
foot drafts, although he claimed the
rheumatism was in his back s.
III. G.. Rice retired from farm life and
moved to Audubon Thursday where
| they will make their future home. His
good neighbors helped him move but
we understand they didn't like to as
he was a pretty good neighbor.
John Dimmick, who spent part of
the winter in Colorado. returned home
Saturday. He enjoyed the trip very
much. While there he bought 100
acres of land in good valley. He
presented each of his four daughters
with a gold watch and chain which will