Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-30
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Frederik Bladt has been installed
as clerk at Hans Madsen's store.

Frederik Bladt has been installed
as clerk at Hans Madsen's store.
Chris Nelson was looking after
some important business at Harlan
Monday.
Nels Nelson and Knud Hansen, two
of Harlan's bright young business
men Sundayed with friends in Elk
horn.
John Petersen and family this
week moved into their handsome new
residence property in the north part
of Elkhorn.
John Schouboe and wife spent the
first of tie week visiting with old
friends at the Henry Hansen home in
Cass county.
Esbeck Brothers last week sold a
top buggy and new road wagon to
John Schouboe and a road wagon TO
Carl V. Anderson.
There will be no services at the
Emanuel Lutheran church at KIM
ballton next Sunday. Rev. Sorensen
goes to Cedar Falls to attend district
conference.
Saturday evening there was very
nice social party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lars Esbeck and the next
evening there was jolly event of the
same kind at Knud Hansen's happy
home east of Elkhorn.
A letter recently received from she
who was once Miss Palma Boysen,
but now Mrs. F. l.. Bosserup, of
Chicago, states that they are pros
pering finely and have just opened
up an elegant confectionery store in
that city.
Hans Johnson last week recovered
his buggy that had been missing fol
about four weeks. The vehicle was
found at Harlan where it had been
taken by Fred Nelson, now serving
out term in the Shelby county jail
tor larceny.
Nels Jorgens has sold his property
in Elkhorn to Laurids Lauridsen
who will soon move his family te
Elkhorn. They have been living tn,
past two years on a farm near thu
Cass county line. We understand
that he will open up meat market
at ElBhorn and the public may res
q assured that he will run first elias
shop.
Alex. Hansen, who is to be one o
the teachers at the Elkhorn Higl
School, arrived Monday mornin!
from Waupaca, Wisconsin, and will
soon be installed in his position
Martha Stetfensen, we'll known her
8 has been engaged as one of tn
teachers for the winter, will arriv
! from Nebraska next week. TIL
balance of the teachers will soon b
on the scene.
Jacob Marcusen was quite badl
injured a week ago Sunday Will
Z riding on horseback from the Pete
Lauridsen farm in Douglas TOWNSHIP
to the Nicolai Marcusen place a fey
miles below The horse made a sud
den leap and Jacob was thrown fror
the saddle and struck the hard groun
! with his face in such a manner as t
< nearly sever one ear and to badl
= = lacerate the lower part of his cheek
1t took several cruel stitches to repai
J the damage and Jacob is now patient
\ ly waiting for his face to mend.'
4 Peter II. Anderson and Miss Kare
. Hansen were married last Friday {
\ the home Of the groom, east of Kin
i ballton. Mr.. Anderson met Mi
y Anderson while in Denmark la
Y year; it was case of love at fir
> sight and he persuaded the prett
\ buxom maid to accompany him to tt
y land of the free, where he later CLAIM
y ed her as his bride. Mr.. Andersc
q is one of the most prominent farme
y in Sharon township and has frient
II galore. The happy couple are no
q cozily domiciled in their home al
y may their happiness ever be untral
q meled.