Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-01-27
kimbaIIton and Elkhorn.

Chris Petersen, of Sharon, is haul
ing his barley to Atlantic.
Martin Kjar, of Elkhorn will
work for A. G. Nelson the coming
year.
Chris Nelson is kept busy crying
sales this winter. He's hummer in
that line too.
The Misses Mary and Sina, daugh-
tiers of Chris Petersen, near Elkhorn,
are reported quite sick.
The art gallery is just about COM
pleted. We wish Mr.. Andersen sue
cess in his new apartments.
Sherm Wright, the handsome Kim
ballton school teacher, spent Sunday
at his parents home near Audubon.
Peter o. Sorensen, of Kimballton,
is regular Sunday visitor southeast
OF Elkhorn. How about this MIR.
Peter Ole.
A literary society has been organ
lied in the Kimballton schools. Ex-
ercises each Friday afternoon. All
are cordially invited.
Nels G. Sorensen's sale north Of
Kimballton Tuesday was well,> at
tended. Mr.. Sorensen and family
will move to Audubon soon.
Nels Jensen, while in Des Moines
recently, bought another big invoice
of furniture which arrived this week.
It's nice; it's new. Go and see it.
G. w. Boysen is hauling brick
from Audubon which are to be used
as foundation for the new house
that will be erected on the same spot
where the old one burned down.
Martin Sorensen, the carpenter, has
taken the contract for building a new
house on one of Knud Petersen's fine
eighties, north OF his residence. The
price is $45s.00, rything delivered.
Chris Christensen and p. II. Inger-
slew were down in Oakfield township
last week and purchased of Peter
Jaco bsen fine thoroughbred Red
Polled bull which they will own
jointly.
We learn that Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Andersen, Of Kirkman, are the
happy parents ola new girl baby.
Mr.. Andersen says they are we'll
satisfied and reports the creamery
prospecting nicely.
In our report OF the Elkhorn In
surance Company, in issue of Janu-
AIRY Is, we committed an error. In
quoting cost per thousand for past
five years therate should read SAP
instead of $3.50 as printed.
Chris C. Nelson will not farm this
summer as was stated. He has sold
his entire interest to Peter Bramsen
SO he will help Martin Christensen
till the N. B. Christensen farm north
east of Sharon center this summer.
A. G. Mudderspach. at the Adven-
fist church, in east Sharon township,
will have public sale next Wednes-
day. He has rented fruit farm iii
Delaware and himself and family
will move to that state about Feb
ruary 6.
Born on January 6, 1898, to Mr..
and Mrs. Peter L. Andersen, of
Lorab, a fine boy baby. Uncle Jens
Sorensen is mighty proud grand
dad now and though somewhat tardy
we join their many Kimballton
friends in congratulating the happy
parents.
Chris Brodersep has resigned his
position as clerk at Hans Marquesen's
big store at Kimballton. There are
various ruInors afloat as to what his
next step will be. We are of the
opinion that he will soon make all
important move and perhaps engage
in business at Harlan.
On account of sickness in the JOUR-
NAL force we have been unable to
make our usual visit to Kimballton
and Elkhorn for some time. How
ever we would admonish our kind
Farmer" colleague not to worry
over the matter as we are not suffer-
ing of heart troubles and will soon
be OH deck again.