Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-11-30
~ Hanlin ~

Nelson sent two cars of hogs to
market the past week and one car of
grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Schonning visit
ed Sunday with friends out near
Kim ballton.
j. q. Moore has sold his farm west
of town So he writes us, but to whom
he did not state.
Miss Mollie Miller of Extra came
down from Audubon Monday and
visited with friends in Hamlin.
Peter Rubel was in town this week
with over a dozen very fine hogs
which were sold to Peter Nelson.
George b. Gill says he'll not get
through shocking corn this week
unless more help can be procured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hopley of
near Old Hamlin were guests of the
Spencer families in Extra Sunday.
Chris Miller, wife and children
visited Sunday with his brother in
law O. N. Olson and wife at the
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Olsen enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. Christensen at dinner
party.
Miss Emmeline Spencer returned
to Extra Sunday from visiting her
sister Mrs. Frank Hopley at Old
Hamlin.
O.P. Tyler, of the Bluffs, was in
this vicinity last week. We did not
learn that he rented his farm this
trip or not.
Miss Anna loft who is working al
Oluf Jensen's in Extra visited her
parents west of town from Friday
until Monday.
Landlord Oleson is getting ready
to enlarge his barn near the hotel it
being entirely too ANAL to accomo-
date the business.
Hans Miller moved from Audubon
last week to the Doc Phipps house
at Old Hamlip which makes it little
closer to his business.
Ernest and Edmond Bruhn sons of
Postmaster Bruhn and wife returned
home Sunday from few days visit
with relatives out near Elkhorn.
Two almost new typewriters for
sale at bargain. One Oliyer and
one Fox.
d. OLUF HANSEN.
Mrs. Doty of Nelson was visiting
at Fred Heileman's Monday, return
ing in the evening with her daughter
who has been visiting at Fred's the
past week.
A sister of Mrs. Doty, of Nelson,
took the train from Hamlin Monday
on her return to her home at Coun-
Gil Bluffs after visit with her sister
and family.
A new section boss is now in
charge of the line here, Mr.. Donohue
having retired after over quarter
of century's faithful service in the
employ of the Rock Island Railway.
Alfred Miller and Mrs. Tom Lob
ner of Extra were at Old Hamlin
calling on their brother, Hans Miller
and family and in the evening Mrs
Miller and children went to Extra
with them.
Mrs. Nels Rattenborg is the only
successful turkey raiser that we have
heard of in this vicinity. She now
has IL fine looking birds any one Of
which would make fine centerpiece
to adorn Thanksgiving table.
Hamlin markets-Cattle, butcher
stuff, 1a@ 2.75, tops, 5; hogs, 1926
wheat, 64c; corn, 294c; oats, 223e
barley, 30c; POTATOES, 35c; Or. butter
24c; dairy butter, l8c; eggs, y2Oc
chicks, 93c; hens, Sl2c; ducks, Sc; geese
&c; turkeys, 13c.
Mr.. Glynes, the barber, thinking
the business in his profession rather
dispiriting here PACKED his grip and
Monday morning started for Sheri-
dan on the North Western to look up
permanent and paying business
where he can hang out his shingle.
o. N. Olsen our hotel, pool hall
proprietor, and butcher is doing 8
very good business in the various
occupations in which he is engaged
and in the butcher business he is of.
fering 81 cents for hides and marke,
quotations for furs and other pelts.