Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-05-12
4 Elkhorn.

a glorious Fifth of June.
Nels Jensen, at Elkhorn, sold three
loads OF furniture Monday.
Soren Petersen sold corn planters
at the rate Of five or six day last
week.
Frank McIlfritz was at Anita this
week visiting at the home of his
father.
P. Anderson, the kimballton
photographer, will soon commence
painting his new gallery.
John Petersen was at Chicago last
week with a carload of fine fat steers
that sold at a handsome price.
Jens Werner, of northeast Sharon,
marketed seven big porkers of $50
pounds each at Audubon Monday.
The board of managers of the
Sharon creamery met in business ses-
sion at the creamery last Saturday.
Nels Sorensen is this season hand
ling Henry Paulsen's we'll known
stations, Cleveland and Old Tom.
Hans Fabricious, the Elkhorn
blacksmith, is having roomy addi-
tien erected on one side of his resi-
dence.
Our old friend Hans A. Tovring, Of
Sharon township, is having his resi-
dence beautified with a new coat of
paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Boysen, of At
lantic, were at .Kimballton last week
attending the Brodersen and johnson
nuptials.
There was jolly party Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c..
Christensen on Indian creek. About
40 were present.
Morten P. Larsen, one of Sharon's
prosperous farmers, marketed twenty
head of hogs at Audubon Tuesday re-
ceiving 1915 per cwt.
Rasmus Hedegaard celebrated his
birthday Wednesday and large
number of invited friends were in
attendance to make the day memoir
able one. You bet they had a grand
time.
The Articles of Incorporation of
the Sharon Creamery Company are
this week being printed in pamphlet
form by the JOURNAL. Every MEM
Der of the company will receive a
copy.
N. B. Anderson has finished the
carpenter work on the Troublesome
Valley creamery. While Nels is sett-
ling up with the creamery people,
Mrs. Anderson is down at Lorah
visiting with the P. l.. Anderson
family.
The Elkhorn creamery is having an
addition built to their factory. The
milk receipts are now rapidly in
creasing and everything is moving
along smoothly. Manager Petersen
says the addition to the creamery has
been a much needed convenience and
will prove big help.
kimballton will celebrate the Dan
ish national holiday on Saturday,
June 4th. The Ladies Society will
give dinner at Marquesen's grove and
will hold bazaar in the evening.
The Kimballton Rifle Club will hold
a big prize shoot. There will be q
novelty parade and the Kimballtor
band will furnish the music. In the
evening the Band Boys will give 6
grand ball.
Kimballton has witnessed another
pretty wedding and two more hearts
now beat as one. 'Twas last Friday
at high noon that Mr.. Chris Broder.
sen and Miss Lena johnson stood be
fore the altar at the Elkhorn Luther
an church and heard Rev. P. l.. G
Hansen pronounce the impressive
words that made them husband ant
wife. After the ceremony the brida
procession rapidly moved to the home
Of the brides parents at Kimballton
In response to invitations sent on
nearly 100 friends were present
Everything was prepared for a roya
wedding feast: all that was good tt
eat and drink was found in boundles
quantities aud no company ever Ell
joyed more sociable event. The bis
tent from Poplar had been procured
and after dinner the dancers proceed
ed to court the God Terpsichor,
in a fashion that wasn't slow. Thu
dance continued until a late houl
when the many guests withdrew
after having bestowed all sorts 0
good wishes on the bridal couple
Mr.. Brodersen is bright youns
business man Of exemplary habits
He has lived here nearly all his lift
and those who know him best will
tell you that better fellow they
never met. The sweet young lad,
who will be his companion "unti
death do them part, +" is the pretty
and accomplished daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hans johnson. She wa
born and reared in Audubon county
and is highly esteemed by all wht
know her. Mr.. and Mrs. Brodersel
have already gone to housekeeping il
their neat cottage in the north par
Of Kimballton and will spend thei
honeymoon at home. The JOURNAL
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