Audubon notes and local visits in Audubon Township
Community column reports Herbert Hocamp working for J C Grant Boro to Mr and Mrs Wm Porter and a baby boy born. Wm Porter sells thirty five fat hogs. Fred Wahlert Jr and family visit John Porter. Geo Knese attends assessor meeting. John Porter shells corn and dries wood for Wm Tibben. Mr and Mrs Burley Railsback visit relatives. Chas Boehme visits Greeley area. Fred Wahlert Sr and wife visit daughter Mrs John Tibben. Anos Tibben and daughter Martha depart for Kansas to visit relatives. Greeley Mutual Insurance Co meets at No 1 Saturday electing officers and revising bylaws. Old officers re-elected. Local note on diet and meals ends with congratulations to the happy couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hocamp
J. C. Grant Boro
Wm Porter
Fred Wahlert Jr
John Porter
Geo. Knese
Audubon
Tibben
Burley Railsback
Chas
Boehme
Greeley
Fred Wahlert
Extra
John Tibben
Anos Tibben
Martha
Wikansas Tues
A. M
Greeley Mutual Inn. Co
Local Notes Chronicle Family, Work, and Social News
John Baker works for J C Tibben. Mr and Mrs Ben Garver welcome a new baby. John Porter shelled corn for Chas Fag last Wednesday. Lizzie and Irene Porter stay with brother Willa. Grant Kneas and bride visited Sunday with the Charles Boehme family. Charles Boehme is buoy hauling. August Wablers’s in Greeley with him. Mr and Mrs Arthur Schwenneker hosted relatives Sunday. Ernest Voss named administrator of Mrs Minnie Petri estate. John Killion, former Gresley resident, visiting old neighbors. Newton Brown of Atlantic visiting J H Hill family. in fruit tree business. J J McCreary shelled corn for Jacob Carstens and Jacob Engel. now in Guthrie county. Caroline Witte cuts hand. pain and discomfort. Literary society flourishes. February 1 discussion asks if art pleases human eye more than nature. Dame rumor says Mable and Nellie Naylor to wed in double ceremony at Naylor home Wednesday. Rev Pallinter preached at Christian church with Nels Johnson of Extra. John Johnson family, formerly part owner of William Benton farm, return from New York and will reside in vacant house on Parkinson farm near No 1 for coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baker
J. C. Tibben
Ben Garver
John Porter
Lizzie
Irene Porter
Willa
Grant Kneas
Bride
Charles Boehme
August Wablers
Greeley
Arthur Schwenneker
Ernest Voss
Minnie Petri
John Killion
Gresley
Newton Brown
Atlantic
J. H. Hill
J. J. McCreary
Jacob Carstens
Jacob Engel
Guthrie County
Caroline Witte
Mable
Nellie Naylor
F. D. Naylor
Pallinter
Christian Church
Ile
Nels Johnson
Extra
John Johnson
William Benton
New York
Vanant
Notice of Dissolution of Hansen Lohner & I Company
On January 1 1007 the firm Hansen Lohner I Company dissolves by mutual consent. Members P L Hansen John Lohner and H P Petersen advise all debtors settle with H P Petersen. Successors are H P Petersen and C A Jensen and they are urged to continue honorable fair business with former patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen, Lohner & I Company
P. L. Hansen
John ‘J. Lohner
H. P. Petersen
Exira
C. A. Jensen
H.P. Petersen
Tlohner Hansen
Cameron Tidings Arew and Visitors Reported
Cameron Tidings Arew with Hayes and wife visited Joseph Johnston and family. August Cyrka plans to build a fine residence on his farm this spring. A grandma Posshen relative arriving from the eastern state. Robert Rutherford improved after hospital stay in Kansas. Sunday guests at Louis Gray home included William Parrott and family. August Schrader and Mr. Shultz visited Manning last week. Bert Johnson found a snow white jack rabbit while out for a rabbit. Revival meetings continue at Eden Valley with Rev. Farrell assisting Rev. Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Cyrka
Grandma Posshen
Robert Rutherford
Kansas
William Parrott
Louis Gray
Bert Johnson
Eden Valley
Rev
Farrell of
Botus
Hayes
Old Hamlin News Briefs Inspire Community Events
Little Lucile Owen is under the weather this week. Mrs. Rachel Burr, Minnie Burr, and Henry Burr attended a Guthrie county wedding. Mrs. Lee will lecture at Old Hamlin on Monday January 28, sent by the Board of Home Missions of Council Bluffs. Admission is free and attendance is encouraged for an instructive talk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Owen
Edward Owen
Rachel
Minnie
Henry Burr
Guthrie County
Hamlin News Update and Local Commerce Notes
Mrs. Carstensen is under the weather these days. The Danish Brotherhood Lodge will soon be organized. Mr. Juel sold his high stepping driving team to W Olsen. Peter Jorgensen purchased a new wagon from Johnson and Carstensen. Chris Johnson is ill this week with a complication. James Hood shipped one carload of cattle to Omaha Monday at top market prices. Peter Nelsen shipped seven carloads of stock from our town last week. Mr. Nelsen is a hunter and offers good prices for everything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Juel
W. Olsen
Peter Jorgensen
Johnson & Carstensen
Chris Johnson
Ilse
James Hood
Omaha
Peter Nelsen
Mr. Nelsen
Gray Items and Lectures in Gray January 26
A collage of small notes from Gray announces lectures by TL V. Adams on January 26 and details local movements. Mentions Mrs. Petersen, Mertz, Dr. Smith, Imer Dyer, John Clark, and several Manning area residents. Produce company ice work, sales of stallions, cattle shipments, and a family bereavement in Manchester Iowa. Also a note urging a safer cough remedy for a coughing congregant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VY. Adama
Mrs. Petersen
BE. Mertz
Audubon
Dr. Smith
North Branch Community Notes Heal Faster Amid Illness
North Branch residents report several sick lists with influenza typhoid and appendicitis cases. Protracted meetings began at Bow Mann Chapel. Local social visits and gatherings include Nelsons Copes and Spangler family events. The North Branch Creamery Co elected officers with strong butter production cited and praise for the plant secretary Jorgen Hansen.
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Swift
Pride
Hawkeye
Queen of Dakota
Hans Marquesel
C. E. Mertz
Gray
Iowa
Shelby
Cass
Guthrie
Carroll
Journal
Audubon Township
Charles W. Clay
Cameron Tidings
Arew. Hayes
Joseph Johnston
August Schrader
Mr. Shultz
Manning
Old Hamlin
Hamlin News
Imer Dyer
John Clark
C. Mundt
Raymund
Jett
Clausen Brothers
George Coppersmith
Mundt
Ellis
Mease
Dr. Beers
Carrollton
Edna
Herman Mundt
H.C. Mundt
William Kesars
Walters
West Liberty
John Garber
Peter Olert
George Shroeder
Clarence Sningledecker
Ross
Lou
Manchester
Coppersmith
Stormanty
Foley's
Nick Doffing
North Branch
Helen Bhideler
Mire
George Artistie
la Grippe
Mae Marion
Mr. Stillian
Bowman Chapel
Stephen Marean
Frank Nelson
Irwin Copes
Little Maud Shoesmith
B. Spangler
Ladies’ Aid Society
Z. B. Spangler
Sorace Warner
Fred
Marie Mareau
Adair
Will
Canada
Mrs. Yates
Minnesota
Ployd
Hazel
Nelson
Barney
Parker
Mrs. Parker Cas
North Branch Creamery
North Branch Creamery Co
P. H
Williams
Fred Reynold Mer
Geo. E. Langberg
Julius Samson
Jorgensen
Sec’y
Rasmussen
First National Bank
OWA
A. H. Weber
H. F. Andrews
St i Law Business
DR. Richards
John McDaniele
Ed Delahoyde
fLutra
Towa
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