Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-04-14
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with the gflp'
Fl. Carstensen went to Extra on
business Monday.
Geo. Sperup was i'll Audubon on
business Saturday.
Otto Ruble was reported sick in bed
Tuesday with the grip.
Fred Searles IS up for the nomina-
ton for county supervisors
y. Kjargaard, merchant at Hamlin,
! had business at Audubon Friday. ~
Charles Wells and H. Acers, Of
Audubon, were in our burg Sunday.
Mrs. S. Christensen is down with a
very bad cold being confined to her
bed.
Emma Spencer returned home Mon
day after a pleasant visit at Eagle
| Grove.
J. f. Bell who has been visiting
friends in old Hamlin, went to Extra
again Saturday.
Eva Davis who is working near
Extra, is spending few days at home
visiting her parents.
Tom Brhum was the manager for
the lumber Co here Wednesday while
Oluf was at Elk Horn.
Mrs. Chas. Wilde. Of Extra, came
up Thursday and made Mrs. George
Spencer a pleasant visit.
Chas Crees is down with the apen-
dicitis Saturday night they had to
keep ice on him all night. At the pres
ent he seems to be improving.
Miss Mary Spencer, OF Eagle Grove,
came down Monday and is visiting
her friend Emma Spencer.
\ wedding is reported in the near
future within the Hamlin limits. BE
on the look out for treat.
Rev. G. F. Heileman came in Satur-
day with his car of goods, and they
were unloaded in the evening.
Mrs. G. f. Heilcman and children,
of COvington, came in Saturday and
will make this their future home.
Cal Graham returned home from
Anita Monday where he visited with
friends. He is visiting his mother
here.
Mrs. Chas. Spencer and baby, OF
Extra, visited with Mrs. J. Justesen
Thursday returning home on the even
ing train.
JenS Andersen, of Kimballton, came
here Friday and is calling at the VIM.
Olsen home he departed for Kimball-
ton Monday.
Simon Christensen has parted with
his beautiful lower beard and several
thinks he looks more like q jew than
a jolly dane.
p. Nelson kept shy of Hamlin of
late on account of the nearly unpass-
able roads. VIM. Olsen attended to
his business until Saturday.
Tom McNalley, who visited his
brother several days, departed for
Extra Wednesday to visit his folks
before going to his home in Wyoming.
There will be preaching at the Ham
lin Evangelical church Sunday. Rev.
Heileman will preach his first sermon.
All should attend and enjoy the hour.
Peter Nissen and wife entertained
the young people TO 4 party at their
home north of the station Sunday
evening. All present reported good
time.
Olvf Hansen went to Elk Horn We'd
nesday to attend the Elk Horn Kim
ballton lumber meeting he showed a
here.
Mrs. Geo. Sperup who arrived from
Denmark last week brought several
trinkets from Denmark like pocket
knives and brooches which people
here are delighted to see.
Mrs. O. G. Gaffin who was in the
hospital at Audubon getting cured for
rheumatism is home again, and heI
many friends will be glad to learn
that she is able to be about her duties
again.
Ralph Stanley started with the mai
as usual Friday but was forced to come
back. After going out six miles h
couldn't force his horses against thu
storm and the roads were unpassabl'
in some places.
A little excitement was witnessed
on the Hamlin street Monday wher
Chas Gill rode u bronco which hadn'
forgot it's wild moves and buckin!
from the west. Chas is a good ride
and kept his seat.
Mrs. T. w. Birchard, OF Kellogg
came Saturday TO visit her son, p. A
Osborne, who is agent here. She wa
taken over TO the George Spence
home where she was introduced a
such and made at home.
| Chris Hansen, who went to see
| doctor in Omaha returned home Fri
day much improved. 1t was som
cords in his throat which was treate
for paralysis. He was unable +
speak much above q whisper but
alright again.
Taking Desperate Chance.
1t is true that many contract cold
and recover from them without takin
any precaution or treatment, and
knowledge of this fact leads others t