Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-05-26

Oluf Hansen spent Sunday with ole
friends at Brayton.
Tom Lohner, of Extra, was in oul
town on business Modnay.
P. Kjargaard had business at the
capitol between trains Monday.
Mary Mikklsen, now of Audubon, i:
visiting her folks here few days.
Lars Esbeck, of Elk Horn, was a
Hamlin business caller Saturday.
The mail clerk began his duties or
Monday and now we get mail on every
train.
Emma Christensen, of Audubon
visited over Sunday with her parents
in Hamlin.
A. Burr, the big hog raiser sold a
| fine bunch of hogs to our firm here
Wednesday.
G.. Davis has resigned his position
at the Geo. Spencer home and is now
a gentleman.
O. P. Tyler, of Council Bluffs, came
here Wednesday to make his daughter
a pleasant visit.
Nels Jensen, of Elkhorn, came down
Saturday and is making old nieghbors
visit a few days.
Rasmus Hansen, of Elk Horn, the
lumber manager there, was in town
Tuesday on business.
F. McNally is giving his house a
fine coat of red paint which he will
repaint to pure white.
Mrs. Jens Christensen deputy post
masters wife of Audubon, was calling
on friends in Hamlin Wednesday.
j. M. Pinkerton, the Deering man,
was putting up machines for Johnson
& Christensen Monday and Tuesday.
- Nels Rattenburg lost a hundred
and twenty-five dollar horse Wednes-
day which makes him short one horse.
M. B. Johnson and wife and FL.
Christensen and wife Sundayed at
the Henry Johnson home near Elk
horn.
p. A. Osborne and lady, Emma
Spencer, attended the high school
graduating exercises at Extra Friday
night.
r. H. Sweezy and family went to
Guthrie Center Saturday where they
expect to visit over Sunday with his
parents.
M. c. Gill has been kept at the house
the past week with a very bad cold.
Hopes are that we will soon see him
about again.
Mrs. Nels Rattenburg and children
were in Audubon Saturday where they
purchased a lot of wall paper for
house cleaning.
Fred Rice, of Audubon, has not
forgot feeding stock yet and was chore
boy at the Tam Sweezy home Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. G.. Conyers, of Valley juno
ton, came here Wednesday and is
Tom Gill east of the station.
Fred Heileman returned home from
Cambridge Friday. He enjoyed the
trip very much, and reported his
father up and about his duties again.
We were informed that Chas. Hens
ley, of Colfax, is now at Cody, Wyo.
Some parties are going to start a
bank there and he is to be the cashier.
Pete Nelson tried to drive through
the driveway of the elevator and tore
the top of his buggy off. He went to
Audubon in the full glare of old Sol
Monday.
Joe Donahue and Joe Ellis were
resting in our town Wednesday after
a tie pass from Extra. They came
from Des Moines on their way to
Audubon.
Issac Worley, of Atlantic, came up
Saturday to make visit at the w.
Fl. Warner home. He is an old gen
tleman of SO and looks hearty, travel
ing about alone.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spencer, Mrs.
DR.. Campbell and daughter and Miss
Jennie Hopley were Sunday visitors
at Coon Rapids at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hopley.
Mrs. DR.. Campbell and daughter
Geneveive and Miss Jennie Hopley,
of Atlantic, came up Saturday and
wrf taken over to the Geo. Spencer
home. They returned to Atlantic
Monday.
G. Justesen went to Extra Wednes-
day and hearing the train whistle
started for the depot, but the train
left before he got there, so he beat the
railroad company out of l6 cents by
walking home.
Agent Osborne, fisher, hunter and
all around sport took shot gun and
crawled on his hands and knees Mon
day to the creek bank where he says
he saw wolf. 1t turned out to be
friend cat. He will be seeing bears
next no doubt.
H. G. Rice is now working for AL
Mendenhall. We did not learn the
amount of wages he draws but we pre-
sumo it is $25 per month board, wash
ing, horse kept, shed room for his
buggy and off all rainy or hot days
and Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Crane celebrat-
ed their twenty fifth wedding anniver-
sary Saturday All their friends were
invited and dancing was INDUCED in
until late hour. Refreshments were
served and and all departed wishing
the many more years of happy married
life.
The following communication is not
so bad either. Wanted, boy properly
spanked. A teacher boxed the ears
of pupil few days ago. The boy
told his mother and the next day the
teacher received the following note:
Nature has provided a proper place
for the punishment af a boy, and it is
not his ear. | will thank you to use
it hereafter