Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-05-05
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business ffluay.
Hattie East returned home Saturday
from her visit in Atlantic.
DIR. Carrie Brooks was Sunday
visitor at the Spencer home.
G. Hansen is again reported sick.
The doctor was called Saturday.
Several people from Hamlin attend
ed the Petersen sale on the ridge.
j. H. Jones went to Des Moines
Tuesday to the democrat state conyen-
ton.
The total number of pieces of mail
distributed from Hamlin in April is
30l2.
The new firm of Pete & Pete shipped
their first car of No. l hogs to Chicago
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Stanley was in
Extra on business and pleasure last
Wednesday.
Willis Rattenburg, of Audubon,
was Sunday caller on his brother,
Nels at Hamlin.
Willie Johnson, the good road man
for this township is grading on our
streets this week.
E. Olsen and wife, of Fiscus, were
over Sunday visitors at the home OF
Hans Rattenburg.
Chas. Spencer, of Extra, had bust
ness in our burg Thursday. He also
visited with his folks.
N. f. Crane left Tuesday to be in
attendance at the democrat state con-
ventiOn at Des Moines.
H. Rable who has been down with
the grip for the past two weeks is still
unable to leave the house.
Seth Hartzell who has been visiting
his son Worth, down in Greeley, left
Monday for North Dakota.
Bill posters filled the buildings with
wild west pictures Friday which gives
Hamlin frontier appearance.
Mrs. C. johnson, Clara Johnson
and H. Christensen went to Elk Horn
Thursday for a several days visit.
Watson, travelling salesman for the
Des MOines Nursery Co., was in our
burg Thursday delivering shipment
of trees.
Marion Jones had tie pass to Au-
dubOn Monday. His horse was sick,
the train was late and school is called
at nine o'clock.
A jolly crowd of boys and girls from
Creston stopped in our town Sunday.
They were on their way to Wall Lake
for an outing.
There was party at the Ed Dryden
home Saturday evening. Games were
played until late hour when all went
home well pleased.
F. Hopley and wife, of Coon Rap
ids, came down Saturday visiting over
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Spencer.
A show in Hamlin Saturday, May
It'll given by S. p. Wallace. All turn
out and see a good show like we had
in Hamlin year ago.
Mary Mikklsen, who has been at
Kimballton working the past winter,
returned home last week and is now
making her folks visit.
Merel Dryden celebrated her birth
day Monday evening. Her school
chums were present and treats were
served and good time had.
James McNutt. of GriswOld. came
up Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Bert McNutts' baby. He says that
crops there like here are late.
James Bradley returned Monday
from Esterville where he had been to
look up location. He informed US
that he found nothing that suited him.
H. A. Arnold and Geo. w. CossOn,
of Audubon, were in our town We'd
nesday looking up affairs in regard
to the wreck south of the station last
winter.
Mesdames Clark and VIM. Thomas
went to Gray Saturday to be gone for
several days visiting with relatives.
Will is the most lonesome man in this
neck-O-thewoOds.
G. B. Gill departed Saturday with
two cars of steers for the Chicago
market. He says stock feeding had
been poor money making business
the past two years.
Several young ladies accompanied
by two boys came down Saturday and
spent the day fishing in the Botna.
When taking the evening train for
home they enformed us they did not
get fish.
Geo. Scott informed the people at
the caucus that he would not care to
be reelected township clerk. He ex-
pressed his thanks to the people for
the favors in the past at their hands,
but thinks some one else should try it..
The republican caucus at the Center
school house Thursday evening was
we'll attended. The following dele
gates was selected who attended the
convention at Audubon on Monday:
Clark Wilson, w. d. Stanley, Geo.
Scott, r. W. Mullenger, Chas. Ballou,
Otto Larsen, C. V. Christensen and
Just Justesen.
There has been lot of trouble at
this place during the muddy season
with the road leading west to the ridge.