Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-06-23
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p. Lykke, of Kimballton, had bust
ness in our town Friday.
Willie Johnson has done some good
road work on the creamery hill.
Nelson and. Kjargaard shipped an.
other car of hogs to Chicago Tuesday.
Several attended the ice cream social
at the Fair View school house Friday.
Henry johnson, of Elk Horn, was
a caller with his brother Chris Thurs.
day.
A. Mikklsen and family went to
Extra Sunday where they called on
friends.
Mrs. j. F. Sherman went to Extra
this week to visit her friend Mrs. c..
f. Drake.
There was party at the Ed Dryden
home where all enjoyed the treat until
a late hour.
Oluf Hansen went to Kimballton
Tuesday where he informed US he went
on business.
o. r. Coyners departed for his home
at Valley Junction Tuesday where he
is an engineer.
Henry Jacobsen, of Shelby, is here
visiting his daughter Mrs. w. C. Oh
sen and family.
| Rev. Nels Christensen, of Elk Horn,
| preached here Sunday instead OF
| Rev. Johansen.
Mrs. J. F. Sherman returned nome
Saturday after several days visiting
friends at Ross.
Chas. Crees and family went over to
Erastus, where they Sundayed with the
Hi Wilson family.
Alex Mcclure was limping about our
streets Tuesday, being kicked by rs
cent horse that. day.
Mrs. Hans Christensen and Clara
Fredricksen were Extra visitors be-
tween trains Friday.
Mrs. Chas. May, of Extra, came up
Friday and visited until Sunday at
the Ed. Dryden home.
| w. N. Hopkins and family were
Sunday callers at the A. S. Johnson
home over in Greeley.
Clara Fredricksen departed for Elk
Horn Monday after pleasant visit at
the II. Christensen home.
j. P. Nelson and wife, of Oaktield,
was in Hamlin Thursday calling at
the j. G. Johnson home.
| Mrs. J. r. Gearhert returned home
| to Nicola Thursday after a weeks
visit with her parents here.
D. c. Mott and Chas. BRENNAN,
of Audubon, had business in ovr burg
Friday on their way to Extra.
w. D. Stanley made a large ship
ment of wool to Atlantic Thursday,
getting the top market price for it.
F. Hopley and wife, of Coon Ra pids,
Sundayed at the George Spencer home.
Eta Spencer returned home with them.
James East and wife returned home
from their visit in Atlantic Friday.
| Franks little son returned with them.
Mrs. Clyde Steavens, Mrs. J. Dotty
visited at the +. Heilman home Thurs
day.
John Flynn, of Stuart, was in our
| town Tuesday shaking hands with old
| time friends. He was on his way to
Omaha.
A. S. Byrd, of Atlantic, came up
Monday to make visit with his sis
ter Mrs. M. c. Gill. Mr.. Byrd is an
old resident of Atlantic.
Mrs. Chas. Hensley and two children
will depart Tuesday for Cody, WON
ing, where Chas. has position in a
bank. They will make that their
future home.
M. C. Gill is again able to be
| around but not strong enough
to take his usual long walks and rides
| to the station.
Frank Brown is asking for hat
| sizer as the result of two twin girls at
| his home Thursday. Wife and babies
are doing nicely.
Mrs. Fair, of Maxwell, came here
| Monday to make her daughter Mrs. F.
Heilman, a pleasant visit. This is
her first visit here.
Mr.. o. r. Coyners, of Valley juno
ton, came up Saturday and is calling
at the Tom Gill home where his wife
has been visiting the past week.
| Tom Bahum resigned lumber haul
ing for week at least and is staying
at home rejoicing over the arrival OF
a baby at their home Wednesday.
| VIM. Armstrong, of Greeley, was
in our burg Thursday. He was USE
| ing crutches, result of lighting on a
garden rake while jumping fence.
Rev. Nels Christensen, of Elk Horn,
is starting Danish school here which
will be held in the Evangelical church
and the Center school house every
other day.
| Several members of the M. N. r.
attended the ice cream and straw berry
supper given at the hall in Audubon
and the Hamlin people were pleased
for their good treatment.
There nearly came being a hot time
in Hamlin Sunday when Olsen and
Brhm discovered a good sized fire
about the shute at the stock yards. II
is supposed to have started by the
heat of the sun in the old rubbish.
A great surprise was sprung on the
Hamlin people Saturday by the sud-
den departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Shemr
and their two children for Denmark
where they wentforpleasure and partly
for his health. They expect to stay
until spring.
Samuel Virgil Crane son of Mr..
and Mrs. N. +. Crane died FRIDAY
June IT, 1904. The funeral was held
at the home of the parents Saturday
at 2 O'Clock. He was buried at Extra
cemetery. The sympathy of the com
| munitY is with the narants