Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-13
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Chris Hansen, the painter at Ham
lin, covered Fred Bonnesen's black
smith shop with coat of paint
Monday.
Grainbuyer Peter Nielsen went
down to Extra, Sunday and attended
the Danish Brotherhood picnic held
near that city that day.
On Sept. 25, 20 and 81, George Faa-
borg. of Kimballton, will place on
exhibition some fine goods in the
cloak line at the P. j. Juhl store.
John Egan was over from his
Greeley home Monday with grain
and reports that he has four thou
sand bushels of wheat, oats and old
corn to deliver at Hamlin station.
Doctor Brooks was seen to go
uskooting" through Hamlin in his
automobile Monday morning. We
caught only glimpse of a yellow
streak as it disappeared over the
hills to the south.
Miss Pearl McAnlch, OF BROOKLYN,
Iowa, arrived here few days ago
to spend a short time with relatives
at the W. A. CLARK home, east OF
Hamlin, and while here attended the
Audubon County Fair.
A large number of friends gather
ed at the George Spyrup home, west
of Hamlin station, Sunday and had
Jolly party, visited and enjoyed
life until the shades Of night forced
them to seek their homes.
Mr.. Henry Robe, who resides
mile or SO east OF Hamlin station,
will leave in few days for a visit
in his native land, Germany, and
pass some time with relatives and
friends in the "Fadderland."
Rev. Jensen came up to the station,
from Atlantic, Monday morning.
Mrs. Jensen visited at the Hans Cars
Jensen home in Hamlin over Sunday
and Monday they hitched up the
team and drove to the home at
Extra.
a stream of teams and wagons
loaded with grain was pouring into
Hamlin all Monday forenoon and
our farmer friends tell US that their
small grain crop is better than it has
been for wears and that the corr
promises much.
Chris Nissen, from over in the
Elk Horn and Kimballton country,
was at Hamlin station on Monday
morning and received two cars Of
hogs which he shipped to market
that evening. Peter Nielsen, thu
buyer at Hamlin sent two carloads Il
market on the same train.
William Hensley from Greeley
called at.the Uncle Mace Gill HON,
Sunday evening, bringing Miss Mar,
Gill up from Extra to meet tn
James White family, over at Oh
Hamlin, at which place Miss Gill i
helping with the homework.
The Hamlin Rifle Club member
will indulge in grand prize shoe
on the NJ. Mikklesen meadow one
quarter of mile west of the station
on Tuesday, September 18th. TIL
mark is placed three hundred yard
away and it takes bright eye and
steady nerve to hit BULBS eye tina
far away.
Last week James Blake accom-
panied his daughter, Miss Mimi
Blake to Iowa City where tina
young lady was operated upon 70
that dreaded appendicitis. All tn
reports which come from there are Q
a cheering nature and confirm tn
belief that the young lady will
shortly be able to return home en-
tirely cured.
Alex Crees and family, of Green
field, are over this way having
good visit with his father, Uncl
Joel Crees, his brother, Walk Cree
and other relatives and friends abou
the station. While here he got &C
quainted with that new nephe,
down at the Tom White home q
Hamlin Center.
AT an early hour last Mouda
morning, Thomas White, who re
sides upon the Joel Crees farm dow
at Hamlin Center, went up on tn
bill, threw his hat high in the al
and shouted at the top of his voic,
"We've got new twelve pound DO
at our house" The telephon,
caught up the glad cry and thus
was that we "got onto' the item.
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