Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-06
" Hamlin "

Charles Gill, came up from Extra,
Monday morning, to assist his uncle
George Gill, upon the big farm.
George spyrup, good farmer out
southwest of the station, will give
his friends party some day next
week.
Charles Garnett, has the material
on the ground, with which to build a
large house for his fine bunch of
swine.
Walk Crees was down to Extra,
Saturday taking peek at that new
niece at the Charles Spencer home, in
that city.
Hans Miller and family passed
Sunday with friends in the north
part of the county, returning TO
Hamlin, Monday evening.
There will be services at the Dan
ish Lutheran church, in Hamlin, next
Sunday, at half past ten in the morn
ing. Sunday School an hour earlier.
Eva Davis, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Davis, is being taught
the Baughman system of dressmak-
ing by Mrs. j. B. Connrardy, at Ext
IA.
Wilhelm Olsen, who purchased
the Will Mcclure place adjoining the
town OF Hamlin on the south has
built an addition to his barn, this
week.
Fred Heileman, at the Blue Grass
Creamery tells US that the butter
from that institution brings twenty
tour cents a pound in the eastern
market.
Mrs. Joe Bell, of Extra, was up in
Hamlin township, tho past week,
paying her respects to her relatives
1t the Lou Bradley and Marsh Nc
Mutt homes.
Ed Young, of Greeley, was in the
station, Monday, on the way to Au-
dubon to mill. Mr.. Young said he
has eight hundred bushels of wheat
this year on his farm.
o. P. Tyler, who had been here for
some time trying to dispose of his
fine farm, just south of the station,
returned to his home out at Council
Bluffs, Saturday evening.
At the County Sunday School AS
ISOLATION meeting last week, Mrs.
Harm Rice was elected Secretary and
Treasurer of the County Sunday
Schools, compliment worthily be-
slowed.
III. Fredericksen, one of those good
and thrifty Danish farmers about
Hamlln, shipped out three cars of
stock, Saturday evening from his
own yards, to Chicago. Ole Olesen
and Walter Jensen went with the
stock.
Will Egan, of Greeley township,
sold his farm short while ago and
Monday started out to see what he
could find in the shape of farm,
that would catch his eye. He was at
the station Monday forenoon and
went up north from there.
Station Agent, Elmer Pigg in
forms US that during the month of
August, just past, that the ticket
sales from Hamlin amounted to $248.
SO; that there we're twenty-six cars
of stock and grain shipped out, four
teen ears of coal and lumber received
and that there we're fifty-five thou
sand, four hundred and thirty pounds
of butter shipped out from Hamlin.
A congenial company of friends as
sembled at the Peter Juel home in
Hamiin, SUNDAY last, the occasion
being Mrs. Juel's thirtieth birthday
and they all came to congratulate the
good lady over the event, most de-
lightful time was had, light refresh
ments were served and when the time
came for them to go, they reluctantly
babe their hostess goodnight, wish
ing that she might be spared to have
many more birthdays.
Mayor j. O. Howard. of Extra,
came spinning towards Hamlin,
Thursday evening of last week, but
when he got about to the Hans Rat
tenborg home his automobile
'squauked" on him, went dead and
refused to bulge another step. He
worked with it until Saturday night
and then had to get man and his
team to take him safely home. The
Mayor says he has got his eye peeled
for some one to run the pesky thing
the next time he goes out on trip
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