Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-03-31
HAMllN.

N. L. Crane is reported down with
the grip.
H. Wells cut lot of wood for Geo
Gill Wednesday.
p. Nelson shipped another car of
hogs to Omaha Friday.
Ralph Stanley has purchased a
mail wagon for the new route.
Ralph Stanley will enter upon his
duties as mail carrier Friday.
w. NJ. Crees and family moved to
their new location near Ross.
A baby boy was born to VIM.
Thomas and wife Tuesday night.
Mrs. Phipps went to Extra Monday
where she will visit her daughter.
VIM. Fucker, of Greeley, shipped
a car of steers to Chicago Saturday.
Chas. Crees and family visited at
his parents home Sunday. Joel Crees
and family.
Chas. Gill lost valuable horse
last week which only leaves him a
single driver.
Nels Hansen and wife, of Audubon
stopped in our burg Monday on their
way to Extra.
Ethel Dryden who has been visiting
friends in Audubon for sew eral days
returned home Friday.
G. Hansen who is in the employ of
II. 'Fredricksen has been down with
the grip the past week.
w. n. Hopkins departed for Boone
Friday where he expects to visit his
parents who live near that city.
Geo. Gill went to Audubon Monday
after his seed wheat and is only wait
ing for the weather to improve.
Hi Mendenhall and son George who
lives north of Audubon was calling
on friends about Hamlin Monday.
Nels Jensen, of Extra, came up
Monday and is doing some carpenter
work at the III. P. MOrtensen home.
Mrs. H. p. Mastersen is confined to
her bed with rheumatism which she has
been suffering with for several weeks.
VIM. Keightley, of Audubon, came
down with Fl. G. Rice Monday and
will build hog house at the Rice farm.
Grace Roberts and brother who have
been visiting in Brayton, came up
Monday and went to the S. Johnston
home.
The Misses Grace and Margaret
Stanley went to Extra Friday where
they were shopping and visiting
friends.
Harry Petersen, of Council Bluffs,
came in Monday and is making his
old neighbOrs A. Mikklesen and fam
lily visit.
Elmer Davis is hardening up his
muscles unloading q car of coal for
the Blue Grass Creamery Co. Monday
and Tuesday.
Chas. Spencer and wife, of Extra,
| visited at the Joel Crees home Sat
urday night going over to his parents
to visit Sunday.
=. Nelson received telegram We'd
| nesday to close the elevator that day
as Chas. Councilman. a member OF
the firm, was dead.
| OIl W l.lhLoIIl Nlou
| day with his usual big loads of lumss
Der. He has been layed off for several
| days on account Of bad roads.
Mrs. o. G. Gafiin was removed to
the hospital in Audubon where she
| will take treatment for rheumatism
which has been troubling her part of
the winter.
John Boberg the retired Sharon
store keeper came to Hamlin Friday
| and departed in the evening for Des
Moines where he will visit friends
for several days.
| Miss Lille Wirth went to Story City
Wednesday and not last Wednesday
as reported. She thought it her last
chance to play an April fool joke ON
the reporter here.
| +. Hopley, of Coon Rapids, finding
life rather dull without his wife and
baby was glad to make. a long drive
in the mud Wednesday to get his fam
lily who were visiting his parents.
| Hi Wilson expects to move to his
new home near Bayard this week.
He will take the boy 10 Audubon
and leave him at the Wilson
home as he is not in a condition to be
moved.
T.. Nelson has been walking to Ham
lin the past few days since his run
away in Audubon Wednesday. He
was somewhat hurt in his side in fall
ing from the buggy but is able TO
make good time walking.
Rev. Heileman of Covington, Iowa,
visited his sister here Mrs. j. Wirth
this week. Rev. Heileman will take
the appointment here also Brushy and
one near Atlantic. He will move his
family here in the near future. We