Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-03-10
HAMIIN,

{. johnson had business about Elk
horn Thursday.
f. Il. Tyler departed Monday for his
duties ut South Omaha.
Mrs. l.. Potter was very i'll Friday
but at present is improved.
+. Nelson received two cars of coal
just in time for our last cold snap.
j. Bradley was q business caller in
Manning the last of the week.
Nels Miklebous and family moved
to his farm west of Audubon Saturday.
Otto Larsen who has been on the
jury at Audubon, returned home Fri
day.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Crees has been quite sick the past
week
Mrs. O. g. Gaffin is still kept at her
bed where she has been for several
weeks.
Carl johnson was visiting with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Johnson. the past
week.
Chas. Wells moved to Audubon
Wednesday where he will make his
future home.
Tony johnson will help H. Hansen
ditch this season, beginning when
frost gets out.
Mrs. Phipps went to Extra Wednes-
day to visit her daughter. returning
home Saturday.
Fl Hapcap ,pd ID ,l>l,o bolno1 i,
voice the {. JuSteSen IL Son stock the
first of the week.
i. Rasmussen and wife moved to
their farm Wednesday. His house is
now for rent here.
The Elk Horn and Kimballton Lum-
Der the past week.
Tom Gill moved upon the Martha
Brandstrotter farm Saturday which he
rented for the year.
Thursday to make his daughter visit.
He departed Friday.
Fred Heileman is now the owner of
several hives of bees which he took
charge of for J. Il. Moore.
O. G. Gaffin was elected school di-
rector for school house No. 2. Mr..
Gatlin will be good man for the place.
Mrs. j. r.. Gearheart, of Nicola.
came in Wednesday and made her
parents short visit returning home
Thursday.
r. H. Garnet upset with load of
straw Monday and in jumping OFF he
sprained his foot and is unable to be
at his duties.
Agent Osborne being tired of being
| idle between trains, tried his strength
helping the lumber manager here un-
load "a car of lumber.
The j. t. Settlemire family is about
| again after several weeks fighting with
the scarlet fever. We are glad to see
them out again.
The election for director ut the
| Center school house was well attended
I and Otto Larsen was elected again,
which speaks well for him.
Mrs. Alex Mcclure closed her school
Tuesday after long and successful
| term of school. She has not yet de-
| SlI'c'' Nhcbi'cf sic Will tcdCil ueNb term
| or not.
| Ernest Suhr made small bet at the
&. Justesen store Friday night, that he
could eat pound of honey, and he
performed the feat. Queer to say, the
flies never bothered him at all.
While Andrew Wells was getting a
load of hay at the Alex Mcclure farm
he left his horses stand alone when
they became frightened and ran away
and came past Hamlin in great speed.
Marion Jones took after them with his
team and caught. them at the Spencer
bridge. A broken hay-rack was the
result.
c. Justesen & Son sold their stock
of goods to p. Kjergaard Saturday.
The above firm have enjoyed good
trade while here, which they thank the
surrounding people for. G. Justesen
has been in poor health for some time
and thought it better to retire from the
store. Mr.. Kjergaard comes we'll rec
commended and will try to please you.