Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-08-04


Miss Vera Louis, of Walnut, came
up Friday and is visiting her grand
parents, M. c. Gill and wife.
Rasmus Hansen, the Elk Horn lum-
Der manager, is hauling his hard coal
from this place during the dull time.
Miss Lulu Clark visited in Extra
the first of the week with Mrs. Chas.
Spencer.
The Misses Christina and Marie
Rattenburg, of Atlantic, came up the
last of the week and Is visiting at the
G. Johnson home.
Louis Speriup received another
letter from his brother George, who is
in Denmark. He says they are well
pleased and that he is improving in
health. He also asked Louis to sell
or rent his house here.
Matilda Christensen, of Elk Horn, is
assisting her sister during the warm
weather with her household duties.
The dane worked in the hay field
for Nels Rattenburg Thursday and
was happy white head when Friday
came without haying.
Mrs. John Lidy, of Chicago, came
in Friday and is visiting her brother,
George Spencer and wife.
One would think of winter to see the
lumber haulers drop that line and go
to hauling coal to Kimballton and
Elk Horn.
Tom Bruhn went to Atlantic Friday
n his nnnln 81
of Kimballton, who is in the DR.. EN-
inert hospital.
Sherm Peppers marketed 81 head of
hogs here Saturday.
Nelson Il Kjargaard shipped a car
of hogs TO Des Moines Saturday.
Pete Kjargaard received q car of
salt Saturday that he has been waiting
on for the past two weeks and can now
supply his trade.
Henry and John Carlson, of Elk
Horn, were Sunday visitors with c..
johnson and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spencer and
Mrs. John Lydapwent to Eagle Grove
Saturday to attend the wedding of
Miss Mary Spencer.
Miss Jane Settlemire, of Gray, is
visiting at the T. J. Settlemire home.
The dance at Ed Dryden's was we'll
attended and all enjoyed themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rattenburg, of At
lantic were over Sunday visitors at
the G. johnson home.
Frank Howley and wife and Miss
Nellie Weaver, of Coon Rapids, were
Sunday visitors at the Geo. Spencer
home.
Mrs. F. McNalley returned home
from Extra Saturday and went to At
lantic on the same train where she will
visit with her parents.
w. G. Olsen and wife were Sunday
visitors at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. j. Jacobsen, of Brayton.
Several Gypsies were in town Mon.
day telling fortunes and begging.
Simon Lowe informed us that Chas.
Lowe and wife returned Sunday from
north east Minnesota by team. He
bought farm up there but it was too
wet and could not be drained. He
had no crop and had nothing to stay
for. We welcome him back.
Mrs. Peterson and wife returned to
Council Bluffs Tuesday after visit
of several weeks at the A. Mikklsen
home.
Mrs. Charles Spencer is visiting at
the home of her parents this week.
The excursion to Omaha Sunday
promises to be we'll patronized.
Oluf Hansen sold bill of lumber to
.. Eddy for new house. 1t will 26x
26 with a kitchen and cost close to
$1,000.
Nellie Weaver, who has been visit
ing at the Geo. Spencer home, went to
Atlantic Tuesday to visit friends.
Hattie East went to Anita Tuesday
to attend the picnic held there.
Mary Gill went to Audubon Tues
day to do domestic work for Simpson.
Mr.. Spencer of Eagle Grove came
Monday to visit at the Geo. Spencer
home.
Three young ladies, of Elk Horn,
came Tuesday for visit with Mesdames
johnson and Christensen.