Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-06-03
kimbaIlton and EIkhorn.

kimballton and Elkhorn.
Audybon County Journal for ct belt Aar og
for SI.oo betalt forskud.
Eggs &c per dozen at Marquesen's,
Kimballton.
Esbeck Bros. sold seven Deering
binders last week.
John Bruhn is at Elkhorn, laid up
with a sprained ankle.
A relative of Jeppe Tovill arrived
from Denmark last week.
Supt. Repass was visiting schools
in Sharon township Friday last.
The Elkhorn creamery is now le-
c%eiving 5000 pounds of milk daily.
Geo. James, of Elkhorn, marketed
eleven fine porkers at Brayton Tues
day.
John Nissen, ST., of Jackson town.
ship is having some tiling done OF
his farm.
Thor Madsen is having a large new
barn erected on his fine farm south OF
Elkhorn.
Isaiah Stewart west of Kimballton,
is now staying with his brother near
Manning.
Olaf N. Olsen, who has been quite
sick the past couple of weeks, is now
improving.
White Russian and Domestic soap
3 bars for 25c at Hans Marqueseli's
Kimballton.
A few of our farmers have COM
menced to cultivate their corr while
Others r replanting.
Hans P. Petersen, at the West
Hamlin creamery, hasa little the best
garden we have seen this year.
"Grundlovsfesten" will be cele-
brated at the Godfredtsen place south
of Elkhorn, on Monday, June z.
Jens T. Larsen has had his lawn
and yard greatly improved and it
now presents a very striking appear
ance.
Geo. Marcusen went to Atlantic
Saturday and returned Sunday, &C.
companied by his fiance, Miss Mathea
Larsen.
Recorder Esbeck and family will
attend the celebration at Kimballton
June Fifth.
Miss Eta Hansen is now visiting
at the home of her parents les Elk-
horn after nearly a years stay at
Perry, Iowa.
From late dispatches we note that
Mis- Larsen has been appointed post
master at Elkhorni vice Rasmus Han-
sen, removed.
Chris Christensen, of Sharon town.
ship, has been appointed administra-
tor of the estate of Christian Morten-
sen, deceased.
A few friends were gathered at the
home of Jorgen Marcusen Tuesday
and assisted him in celebrating his
thirty-third birthday.
The home OF Enewald Jensen of
West Hamlin is under quarantine
regulations. His little two-year-o old
girl has the scarlet fever.
Hals~ Petersen, the Kimballton
lumberman, was quite zick the fore
part of the week, but is now able to
attend to his duties again.
Peter Christensen was the victim
of a b%oisterous surprise party at the
home of his brother Nels. west OF
Kimballton, the other evening.
The Misses Lena johnson, Anna
Smith and Olena Olsen, of Kimball-
ton, are all at Blair, Nebraska, this
week attending the Lutheran con-
vention.
Two strangers arrived at Elkhorn
from Denmark Saturday. One was q
barber, the other dentist. They
are now in Shelby county looking fol
a job on a farm.
T. R. Westrope, the stockman Of
Shelby county, has received a fine
Shorthorn COW and calf from Abba
last week. The two animals cost
him something over 1925.
Rev. j. l.. johnson and wife, two
active missionaries, will hold meet
ings at the Danish Baptist church,
east of Elkhorn, every evening this
week commanding Wednesday.
Rev. Fremont Miller, the new
minister from Denmark, who arrived
at Elkhorn, has been appointed in
structor in theology at Blair college.
He will take up his residence their al
once.
Mrs. NJ. c. Christensen returned
last week from Lincoln, Nebraska
where she went for treatment some
weeks ago. She is now in robust
health and Martin is the happies,
man in Sharon township.
Marquesen sells package coffee Al
123c per pound; Starch sc per pack.
age; Yeast Foam 2 packages for &c
| Vinegar 12c per gallon. All Other
goods in proportion. Buy your gro.
ceries of Marquesen, Kimballton.
Peter H. Miller and sister, Elenora
bid adieu to their many friends and
left Wednesday for San Diego, Cali.
fornia, where they will spend tn.
summer and inhale the refreshing
breeZes of the slumberiug Pacific,