Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-01-07

father about the elevator the past
week.
p. Lykke and II. Jensen came down
Thursday and invoiced both lumber
yards here.
Mrs, Ella Roberts came up from
Lorah Saturday to make a. call at the
y. g. Boyer home.
Jens Andersen and wife way out on
the ridge called at the Nels Ratten-
burg home Sunday
r. Rasmussen was In our town
Thursday and reported Mrs. j. C.. An
dersen much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. East and boy left
Friday for Atlantic after spending a
week with his parents.
Jessie Gerard, of near Extra came
up Saturday to give her friend Lille
Wirth a Sunday visit. Y
Oren Root called on friends in our
burg Thursday. He expects to leave
for Oklahoma this week.
James Bradley departed Monday
for Omaha where he goes to resume
his work in the barber college.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Doty, of Nelson,
came over to call on their land lord
Mr.. Heileman and wife Thursday.
@. Hensley spent New Years with
his wife and children who STAY with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. McGill.
Hamlin markets: Butter 10, eggs
y, chicks II, turks Z, geese 6. hides ).
hides in Audubon79. Take EN- up.
Geo. Lafoy is billed for sale Jan.
Il. He will go with his boys to Cam
ada. His neighbors regret to see him
go.
Mr., Fl. Johnson and lady, Anna
Christensen, of Elk Horn came down
Thursday to spend few days at the
j. 9. Joohnson home. "A
Geo. Spencer and wife and G.. Spen-
GER and wife of Extra went up near
Coon Rapids Thursday to see that
big girl OF Mrs. F. Hopleys.
The dance Thursday night given BY
Geo. Wells was well attended and all
went home in the New Year we'll pleas
ed. Oyster supper was served. ,..i
Mrs. Marsh McNutt and children
went to Griswold Saturday, to visit at
the Jim McNutt home south of Girls.
void Marsh left for that place Tues
day. ... .s.
The supervisors met in Hamlin
Thursday doing general closing up
business for the old year They also
elected viii Johnson to attend ia the
roads the coming year.
Chas. Hensley departed Thursday
for Colfax, Iowa, where he has been.
engaged to work in the Peoples Trust
and Savings Bank. Chas. is an old
experienced bank clerk of good stand
ing.
J. With was called to Story coun-
ty Wednesday to preach "a funeral of
and old friend, Mrs. Blunk. She was
80 years old. Funeral was held at
the Evangelical church Thursday De-
cember 81. .-.. . - F.
New hog buyer at Hamlin. Matt
johnson we'll known of Audubon.
bought car of hogs out east which
he shipped from Hamlin Tuesday.
The farmers who sold were well pleas
ed as they received $3.50 with lower
market. 49,, 7
Geo. Sperup rented his farm to Tom
Crees and Lewis and George Sperup
and children will leave for Danmark
in the near future to be gone until
September. Georges wife left a
month ago and we presume he is get
ting lonesome.
Chas. Wells saw two wolves in the
held OF j. 5. Warner and of course
took good aim with his rife, but as
hunters often do, missed the object.
The wolves have been seen by several
parties the past year.
J. Wirth was holding revival meet
lngs east of Atlantic but was called
away Wednesday so had to close the
meetings for the present, but filled his
appointment here Sunday and DEPART
ed Tor Atlantic again Monday. He
expects to hold revival about two
weeks. e.-... b. ..a.. ~
About corn; talk about corn trouble
IN the papers that is mt in it with p
Nelson who received a car of corn
last week which was weighed and
dumped in the elevator. When the
car was sold Thursday he found him
self short 20 bushels. He has the
opinion, that some dishonest persons
drove along the elevator to the spout
and filled the wagon.
Mr.. L. *. Thompson, of Council
Bluffs, r. f. d. inspector came to
Hamlin Monday and Tuesday John
Egan drove him over the route. The
route will be about 25 miles long and
serving about los families. An ex
animation will be held Wednesday
for mail carrier We understand
there are several to go through the