Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-06-16
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F. McNally had business in Audu-
bon Wednesday,.
Nels Jensen, of Elk Horn, was a
Hamlin caller Sunday.
Chas Garnet and ladies were Ham
lin visitors Wednesday.
Dagmar Mikklsen is now cook at
the Fred Heilman home. ..
j. II. Jones sold a bunch of hogs to
our buyers here Thursday.
Fred Heilman shipped out 90 tubs
OF butter, the largest shipment yet.
The proceeds taken in at the ice
cream social in Old Hamlin was 80 40.
Mrs. c. Hansen and sister Marie
were in Audubon shopping Saturday.
w. c. Olsen and wife Sundayed at
their daughters home west of Bray
ton.
Tom Lohner, of Extra, had bust
ness in our burg Wednesday of last
week.
Mrs. p. r. Nissen is under the doc
tors care being very sick the past
week.
Nora McDaniels returned to Extra
Monday after weeks stay about
Hamlin.
Rev. Heileman preached near At
lantic Sunday, where he has an APP
pointmint.
Hi Wilson, of Erastus, visited few
days at the ChaS Crees home the last
of the week.
Jim Burkey was Sunday visitor
at the home of his son-in-law, AL
Mendenhall.
Fred Rice, of Audubon, came down
Saturday and hardened up his muscles
blowing corn.
Everything looks bright to Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Gill on account of the ar
rival of girl.
Oluf Hansen attended the dance
Saturday at Martin Nelson's north
west of Elk Horn.
Mrs. G. w. Hoover visited at the
John Handles home over in Greeley
the last OF the week.
Jess Nissen went to Elk Horn Sat
urday, where he will visit old time
friends several days.
The Danish had a celebration at the
j. II. Christensen home Sunday, which
was enjoyed by all there.
Fred Ileilman attended the creamery
meeting at Extra Tuesday where they
met to buy tubs and salt.
Mary Petersen, of Cedar Falls, came
in Tuesday and is making her sister,
Mrs. Chris Nielsen, u visit.
Mrs. N. G.. Lewis and son departed
for their home in Lewis Wednesday
after visit with her parents.
Maude Wilson who has been work
ing at the Sam White home returned
to her home in Audubon Thursday.
p. Nelson received two cars of hard
coal which is on the market. Simon
Christensen unloaded them last week.
The auditor was checking up our
agent here Friday, which hadn't been
checked up since Ashborne came here.
p. Nielsen bought two timber SOUR
rels of the Crane boys and took them
home for the amusement of his chill
dren.
The raise in the hog market has
brought several hogs to our buyers.
They shipped two cars out the past
week.
Bert Dryden has been off duty for
several days caused by a pet boil on
his jaw which keeps him from over
eating.
Mrs. James Burkey, of Audubon,
came down Wednesday and visited
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Al
MenGenhall.
n. Christensen and wife of Elk Horn,
| called on II. Christensen and wife and
johnson and wife Sunday evening, re-
turning Monday.
Dick Owen put in a wind mill the
| last OF the week. He has had some
trouble about his wells running dry
as he lives on top of hill.
Miss Lavina Tyler closed her school
Friday and Miss Grace Stanley closed
| her school at Old Hamlin both giving
the children some good treats.
J. r. Stanley was somewhat late on
his route Thursday and the train had
gone when he got here but he says it
| was just the train that was on time.
Shingledecker, Bonwell, Hill, Ham
lin, Greenwaldt and Wattles were
looking over the west road Thursday,
and surveying up for the ridge road.
James East and wife went to Allan
tic Thursday where they will visit
| their son Frank East and family. Jim
took his fishing tackle along and ex-
pected to do some great fishing.