Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-07-21
HAMLIN.

Train minutes ahead OF time here
Thursday.
VIM. Clark went to Omaha on bust.
ness Monday.
Claus Lohner went to Bonesteel to
register Saturday.
Dot Burkey returned to her home
in Audubon Friday.
Mike Mcclure hauled cream while
Alex was at Bonesteel.
| Jessie Hoover is enjoying her sell
out at the John Handles home.
Ernest Suhr went to Audubon Tues.
day to spend that wet day there.
Several parties enjoyed the light
fantistic at the home OF Ed Dryden.
Geo. Spencer and wife Sundayed
with DR.. Carrie Brooks at Audubon.
Gill Petty is now living in the house
on the Nash farm a mile or so north
| of town.
s. Sorensen, the Extra miller, and
Tom Lohner had business in our town
Monday.
Mrs. G. Johnson was overcome by
the heat Friday but is getting along
nicely now.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jacobsen and baby
of Brayton Sundayed at the w. G.
| Olsen home.
Ralph Stanley is on duty again as
mail carrier after having registered
| at Bonesteel.
II. Mortensen received his new en-
CINE Thursday and will soon be ready
for threshing.
Art Warner returned home Thurs
| day after trying for a chunk of the
| Rosebud land.
Geo. Gill went over to Harlan Sat.
urday to see his PAGER Alice G. j. F.
Frazier is handling her.
John Dimmick came here Friday
after weeks visit with his daughter
| Mrs. w. M. Creese, of Ross.
Pete Nelson had the scales at the
| elevator cleaned out and oiled and is
| now ready for the grain trade.
Alex Mcclure returned from Bone
steel Sunday where he registered. He
| reports plenty of grafters there.
w. G. Olsen and daughter Nora
went to Brayton Wednesday to visit
with his daughter, Mrs. j. Jacobsen.
A. Mikklsen and family and c..
Hansen and wife were Sunday visitors
| at the Lars Hansen home near Extra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson and II. Car
stensen and wife were Sunday visitors
at the home of j. p. Nelson west of
Brayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Heilman and Miss
Ruth Scott, of Maxwell, came down
Friday and will visit at the F. Heile-
man home.
II. Christensen and wife went to Elk
Horn Wednesday, Hans to put up q
Deering harvester and Mrs, Carsten-
sen to visit with friends.
j. p. Christensen lost another horse
Wednesday. This is two he has lost
in the past two weeks and cuts his
four horse team down to two.
A leap year party was held at the
Fred Searls home, north west of town
Friday night. Refreshments were SER
we'd and a general good time had.
The supply car came in Monday
and left our agent supply of station
cry. This was their first tri p here but
from now on will make it every sixty
days.
Nelson & Kjargard had new ex-
perience in the hog business Friday.
The market both east and west was off
so they shipped to Cedar Rapids via
Audubon.
While putting up hay Saturday w.
Hopkins over lifted and sprained his
back. He was working between the
stack and rack. He was hauled home
and will be laid up for several days.
Harry Percy and family, of Titonka,
arrived here Wednesday and is visit
ing their many friends here. Harry
returned Sunday as he had to be on
duty Sunday morning. He is in the
stock and grain business there.
Oluf Hansen and 2. A. Osborne felt
very much like work Monday and
started to unload 81 ton car of coal
They finished Tuesday evening and
looked like two darkies. They take
no more contracts to unload coal.
The new engine of H. Mortensen' S
was unloaded Sunday and the old one
reloaded. AS they got the front wheels
of the old engine on the car the scat
fold give away letting the rear wheels
on the ground while the front ones re-
mainde on the car. They had to get
it down rebuild the scaffold and take
fresh start. The second trial was a