Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-08-12
KimbalIton and Elkhorn.

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next week on business.
Miss Laura Wright is visiting
friends in Shelby county.
Chris Hansen is doing some build
ing on his farm south of Elkhorn.
Miss Annie Olsen, of Atlantic, is
visiting her parents south of Elkhorn.
Jes Schouboe is preparing to build
a new barn on his place south of the
Sharon creamery.
Soren Jensen will have public
sale at his farm near Elkhorn on
Friday, August Goth.
Last week George Nelson bought
Christopher Nelson's place southwest
of Poplar-12O acres at $3.50 per
acre.
John Schouboe Tuesday marketed
four hogs at Audubon that averaged
1855 pounds each. He received 1885
per cwt.
Chris Jacobsen, prosperous far
mer of Sharon township, added his
name to the JOURNALS Audubon list
this week.
Peter johnson is hauling out lum-
Der for that big new barn he is going
to build on his fine farm esat OF the
Sharon creamery.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Hansen, of
Brayton, spent Sunday at the pleas
ant home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Ras-
mussen, near Poplar.
| S. G. Petersen and family, of Elk
horn, leave next Tuesday for weeks
outing at Telluride, Colorado, where
a sister of his resides.
Mrs. Chris Jorgensen and Miss
Christine Jorgensen, of Elkhorn,
visited at the A. H. Anderson home
in Kimballton Monday.
4 Henry Poulsen desires US to correct
the statement made by him sometime
, ago in regard to the Sharon creamery
and says the figures should be trans
posed.
Peter Brodersen threshed this
week. His oats yielded 40 bushels to
the acre. He also threshed out Is
bushels of timothy which he offers
, for sale.
Soren Petersen, the Elkhorn hard
ware merchant, is having his house
moved across the street and when it
3 lis all fixed up will have very nice
residence.
/. Walter. Jensen, who is now at
I Tyler, Minnesota, writes home to
Elkhorn, that he will soon go to San
Francisco to try to recuperate his
! impaired health.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Mccarthy, of
e Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, is at
Kimballton this week visiting at the
t Marquesen. home. Mrs. Mccarthy is
r Hans youngest sister.
Chris Petersen has bought Nels
k Beck's team of mules and his milk
route to the West Hamlin Creamery
t and is now very busy hauling bossy's
I. product to the creamery.
: Miss Nielsen, relative OF the Ras-
y mus Hansen family and who came
7 from the old country about month
q ago, departed Monday for her home
in Schleswig- H olstein, Germany.
n 4. daughter dat hlteer Of Simon Iversen &C
n companied by her two cousins from
4 Omaha, who have been visiting the
a past two weeks with her parents,
# leave next week for their respective
homes.
;. Jocum Jensen is now at the home
of his parents near Elkhorn. Mr.
# Jensen is DESTROYS OF engaging in the
n mercantile business in one of the
q neighboring towns. He owns fine
24O-acre farm near Tyler, Minnesota
Chris Hansen, near Elkhorn has
sold the vacant lot south of the har.
ness shop to Nels q. Jensen, of Allan.
;. tic, and will soon begin the erection
n of a building to be used as furniture
n store by Mr.. Jensen. The deal under
70 negotiation last week between S. p
Il Kaye and Mr.. Jensen fell through
with.
w Mr.. Chris Clausen and Miss Cen,
r. Caspersen were married Thursday a
"a Kimballton, Rev. Sorensen officiating
II These good young people have LIVED
IA in this vicinity for years and ar
X well and fayorably known. Withou
m any further ceremony the happ!
couple will go to housekeeping a
80 once on Mr.. Clausen's farm nea
" Kimballton.
ia Monday evening while Rasmn
~ Hansen was driving with q heav!
re- load about Al miles south of Elkhorl
al a culvert broke through and tn
ne wagon was completely overturned
he precipitating it into the creek. For
tunately the occupants escaped un
.. injured but the supervisors shoult
% .. look after the roads and bridge
~ more thoroughly.
II The meeting of the Kimballtol
40 creamery company called for Satur
t. day, August 2lst, will undoubtedl.
10 be hot one. 1t seems that a mum
il Der of the stockholders are, for som
ty peculiar reason, dissatisfied with tn
,y buttermaker and have requested tina
: change may be made. At thi
., meeting it will be decided whethe
q, he shall be retained or not, and ever,
+ member is specially requested to b
= present. If the association canno
), come to an agreement motion will
a. q be made to sell the creamery. TIL
20 meeting is called for 2 o'clock z. NJ.
i. Public Sale.