Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-21

HAMLiN.
P. Kjargaard had ibusiness at the
capitol Saturday.
Hannah loft went to Extra Monday
where she is working.
Fl. U. Funk, of Audubon, had bust.
ness in Hamlin Thursday.
Nels Nelson, of Elk Horn, visited
over Sunday with Jess Nissen.
G. Justesen and wife called on their
old friends in Audubon Tuesday.
VIM. Brockway and family spent
Sunday at the Tom Sweeney home.
w. c. Wilson, of Greeley, visited
his folks over Sunday in old Hamlin.
Eta Spencer went to Audubon and
visited over Sunday with Resell Rice.
f. Heileman had business at Nell
son Wednesday in regard to his farm.
Col. Graham returned from Anita
Monday where he had been visiting
his brother.
Dogmar Mikklsen was bound for
Extra Thursday where she visited be-
tween trains.
Mrs. J. Justesen and Myrtle breath
ed the fresh air around the Spencer
home Friday.
Tom Lohner, of Extra, was talking
hail insurance here Tuesday and he
met with good success.
Myrtle Justesen went to Audubon
Monday to enter the employe of Mrs.
Jense Jacobsen as nurse.
Margaret Stouby went to Audubon
Wednesday to visit Myrtle Rice. She
returned home Thursday.
Doc Settlemire has hired out to the
telephone people as driver and will
commence about May 1st.
Jacob Jacobsen and wife, of Bray
ton, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. G. Olsen, over Sunday.
Emma and Mary Spencer returned
home Thursday from Extra where they
VISITED Mrs. Chas. Spencer.
Miss Goldie Watterson, of Extra,
returned home Friday after several
days visit with Mrs. Dick Owen.
Rev. Heileman went to Atlantic Sat-
urday where he preached near that
city instead of Hamlin as reported.
r. II. Garnet had phone put in
Wednesday and is now able to talk
to neighbours and neighboring towns.
c. Justesen ventured out Thursday
calling on friends in the store. 1t is
the first time he has been out for seven
weeks.
G.. johnson went to Audubon Tues
day to consult doctor in regard to
his voice which is just little above
whisper.
c. johnson and wife went to Elk
Horn Thursday in brand new red
geared buggy. They returned home
Saturday.
P. Hansen, of Elk Horn, called on
his brother Olaf Thursday and bid
his friends good bye. He leaves this
week for the west.
Mary Spencer departed for her home
at Eagle Grove Friday after a several
days visit at the Geo. Spencer home
with her friend Emma.
Clara James, of Elk Horn, visited
her old time chum, Clara Johnson, at
Hamlin Thursday. She went down to
P. X. Petersen's Friday.
Elk Horn & Kimballton Lumber Co.
received several cars of lumber and
one of hard plaster last week which
was hauled in the lumber shed.
J. P. Nelson and wife, of Oakfeld,
came up Thursday to visit her mother
Mrs. Mary Johnson. Mr.. Nelson is
the buttermaker at Oaktield.
r. w. Mullenger had several tons
of hay burned up Thursday. A neigh
Dor set fire to weed patch which
jumped across the creek into Mr..
Mullenger's field.
Ed Dryden had several young sheep
killed by a wolf. He saw it but had
no chance to shoot it. There has been
several wolves seen south of the sta
ton in the timber of late.
Mrs. j. F. Sherman, of Wahoo,
Neb., arrived in Hamlin Wednesday
from Omaha where she visited her
father and brother. She will make
her sister, Mrs. Gaffin, several weeks
visit.
A jolly crowd of boys and girls of
Audubon came down to Hamlin on the
hand Car and picniced within the Ham
lin limits for several hours. They
did not care to be under the shady
trees.
Several parties are complaining
that the rabbits are eating the bark
off the trees. Owing to the light snow
last winter not many were killed. We
cope there will be more hunters next
winter.
Several farmers east of Hamlin
brought in car load of hogs which
they expected to ship but Dimick and
Nelson got to bidding against each
other and Nelson came out winner so
he shipped out two cars Tuesday.
A big deal was transacted in Ham
lin Wednesday. Agent Osborne trad
ed his bicycle for an old wagon getting
fifty cents in the bargain. He in turn
disposed of the wagon to p. Kjargaard
for thirty cents, he selling it to w.
G. Olson for fifty cents.
A kind deed was performed by our
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