Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-02-04

Mr.. w. Sheets, Of Greeley had bus
mess in Atlantic the last of the week.
Don't freeze. Plenty of coal in
Hamlin. Two cars came in Monday.
Hamlin markets Tuesday. Butter
Is, eggs 20, chicks and ducks 5, turks
y.
H. Christensen returned from Elk
Horn Thursday. A fine cutter ride of
course.
Remember the Fair in Old Hamlin
on Thursday evening the 4th and all
turn out.
A. Wells shipped car OF cattle 10
Omaha last week taking q free pass
to the same city.
Roy Clark is now in the employ of
Geo. Gill where he expects to work
the next season.
II. Emery and wife and children cal
led few days the last of the week
with Mrs. Barnes.
j. L. Moore returned home from
Mo-, Wednesday where he was attend
ing to business matters.
Walter James, of Elk Horn, called
on his jolly friend Oluf Hansen here
few days the last of the week. .
S. A. Heath who lives in Sterling,
H., is back visiting old time friends
and of course brought his bride.
Mrs. J. NJ. Roberts who has been
visiting friends in Cass county the
past two weeks returned home Tues
day.
Jessie McNutt came back from Lor-
an Thursday after attending the trial
of Mrs. Roberts in Atlantic who won
her case.
Il. Wright who has been selling
stock food about Hamlin, went to
Nelson Saturday where he is in the
same business.
j. Bradley who went to Omaha to
learn the bar Der trade, returned home
Friday and Is looking for location
for barber shop.
j. Wirth and Yaggy returned home
Wednesday evening from Wiota
where they were on business regard
ing church matters.
ChaS. Root, Of Audubon, was in
our burg on business Saturday. He
informed us that he had rented farm
for three years where Fl. White used
to live.
Geo. Gerard and wife and Jessie
called at the j. Justesen home Sun
day. They expect to move to their
farm near Guthrie Center the last of
February.
Mrs. \. G. Beetch and sister, Emma
Ruble and Mr.. II. Snyder who attend
ed the wedding of OFT Ruble and
Sophia Burr returned to their home
in Atlantic Wednesday.
Chas. Wells has rented the Heile-
man property for another year and
will attend to his well boring as usual
and also haul lumber. We are glad
to see Chas. stay with MS.
Arthur Osborne, our agent, found
it very tiresome to go to Atlantic
every night, so decided to stay in
Hamlin. He is making his headquar-
ters at the Ouf Hansen home.
y baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Miklebust Tuesday and both
were dong nicely until Saturday
night when the infant died. 1t was
buried Monday in the Audubon Gene
terry. Rev JOhanson preached the SER
mon.
Last Wednesday night the boys and
girls got their COW bells and tin pans
together and went to the home of OFT
Ituble and wife who were recently
married. and serenaded them until
TREATS were produced. They they
then went to the home of John Daw-
son where s. \. Heath aud bride are
stopping. Here the same music was
rendered which brough Mr.. Heath to
the door asking what was wanted.
Greats was the unanimous reply:
Then Mr.. Heath who is jolly good
fellow, told the party that he would
give them dollar but the least that
he had was five dollar bill. Finally
the leader managed to get together
three dollars which he handed to Mr..
Heath for the bill. In a few moments
it was discovered that it was one
dollar bill instead of five. The joke
began to look serious when Mr..
Heath laughing handed them back
the three dollars and the merry party
went away laughing at the joke or