Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-17
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Anton Christensen drove TO Marine
on business.
Nick Wright was doing business in
Harlan Saturday.
Geo. Marcusen visited with friends
in Extra Saturday.
The kimballton knights of Pythias
will hold their annual picnic soon.
Joe James is having new tounda-
ton put under his store room At Elk
Horn.
Some of our gay Young people at
tended the dance at Gassnick's grove
Sunday.
Peter and Mat Mathisen were on
the sick list last week. but have since
recovered.
j. c. Jensen and family. of near
Poplar, visited relatives in Kimball-
ton Sunday.
The kimballton Rifle Club will
hold their annual picnic Sunday,
August 18th.
Hans MarcuSen was over from En-
ira Monday TO remove the last of his
goods from this place.
Hon. John Schou Doe Joined the ex-
cursionists and took days outing
at Lake View Sunday.
The church people will hold pic
mic at Hans Petersen's grove near
Sharon Center on Sunday. August 81.
Henry Paulsen is having his house
neatly decorated and painted. Jens
Hansen. of Elkhorn. is doing the
work.
Bu.trrmaker Julius Anderson, in
forms us that the Danway creamery,
near hirkman, has just added another
new separator.
The managers can arrange the pro-
gram and see that is carried out, but
the people must make the fair sue
cess or failure.
Miss Anna Thomson. the dress
maker, has moved in to her new
quarters at the north end of the
street in Elkhorn.
Chris Lange, that progressive little
farmer, OF north Sharon township.
marketed big load of fat hogs at
Audubon Tuesday.
Nels Jensen and wife were in AT.
lantic from Saturday to Monday
visiting with friends and they report
a mighty good time.
The Misses Laura Larsen and Ber-
tina Lookingbill, of Audubon, spent
most of last week at the Larsen home
near Sharon Center
Chris Rosenbeck and wife, of
Douglas township, will leave next
month for good long pleasure trip
and visit III California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Jensen, of north
Sharon township, rejoice over an adj
dition to the family in the person of
young son who arrived Thursday
| last.
Jens l.. Tovring has rented his farm
near Sharon Center to Martin Nelson
| for 1900 at 1926 cash rent Jens in
tends to travel some next year and
take life easy.
LOST OR STRAYED.-A small sized
Holstein yearling steer. Finder will
please return to n. B. Christensen,
six miles west of Extra, and receive
suitable reward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jensen, and
little son, of Sioux City, was at
Elk Horn Friday and Saturday and
looked over some land with view to
purchasing farm.
The articles of incorporation of the
Kimballton Lumber Company have
arrived. They have been framed and
are now hung up for inspection in
the Kimballton postotfice.
j. P. Nielsen and Lawrence John
son, of the Troublesome Valley
Creamery, east Of Brayton, were at
Elkhorn Sunday visiting with friends
and taking in the ball game.
Valdemar Olesen, Anton Petersen
and Martin Bak, all OF ElkhOrn, left
on their wheels Tuesday for Mime
sofa where they expect to secure en-
| ployment through harvest and
threshing.
Jasper Jensen was in Atlantic on
business last Wednesday. We under
stand that he has traded his farm in
Hamlin township to Nels P. Clemen-
sen for some residence property in
Atlantic and that he will move to
that city next spring.
At a business meeting Of the Elk
Horn Lutheran church, held Sunday,
it was decided to continue the Danish
High School here, and the fall term
will begin September 18th. Rev.
Wig, the local pastor, will preside
over the destimes of the school.
While you are talking about lovely
flower beds, we would very respect
fully call your attention to Mrs. Peter
H. Madsen's flower garden at her
home two miles east of Kimballton.
| If is an aUpraUation Ot roses and sweet