Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-08
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Chris Marcusen contemplates put
ing up new barn this summer.
Read report of Botna Valley
Creamery meeting on Extra page.
Mrs. Hansen, of Forest Lake, Mn
nesota, is at Kimballton for short
visit with relatives.
Jens Marquesen and family, of Au-
dubon, spent June Fifth with rea-
tives at Kimballton.
Jocum Jensen and family, of Jack
sonville, spent Monday at Kimball-
ton attending the celebration.
The Sharon creamery was the only
creamery not represented at the meet
ing held at Extra last Friday.
Martin Larsen and Martin Jensen,
of Audubon, celebrated June Fifth
with friends at Kimballton and Elk
horn.
A number of friends helped Butter
maker Martin Andersen celebrate his
til birthday at the Sharon creamery
Sunday.
Miss Cecilia Arp, who makes her
home at NJ. Mathisen's near Sharon
Center, Sundayed with friends at
Walnut.
Henry Jacobsen is the possessor of
a fine new top buggy. This means
that John will hereafter ride in fine
style and wont ride alone either.
Mr.. Andrew johnson and Mrs.
kreiger, of Vermillion, South Dako-
ia, are here for good visit with their
relatives, the Lorenz Nissen family on
the Ridge.
Mrs. A. S. Gregersen, of West Den
mark, Wisconsin, is here for two
weeks visit with relatives. She is
sister of Postmaster Hans Madsen, OF
kimballton.
A. 2. Andersen, Of north Sharon
township, is preparing for the erec-
ton of large barn on his fine farm.
The brick for the same is being
hauled this week.
Rev. z. G. Sorensen, pastor of the
Emanuel church at Kimballton, left
Tuesday for Chicago to attend the
annual conference of Danish Luther
an churches of America.
The Sharon creamery keeps pound
ing away with relentless energy
towards the top notch of Audubon
county creameryism. They are now
receiving $4,000 pounds of milk daily.
Peter Lykke and G.. f. Jensen, of
kimballton, and Geo. James and
Chris johnson, of Elkhorn attended
the meeting Of the Botna Valley
Creamery Association, held at Extra
last Friday.
Miss Elenora Miller left kimball-
ton last week for Effing ham, Illinois,
to attend the Illinois School of Pho
Biography. Miss Miller believes in
attaining the highest acme OF pro-
ficiency known to the art.
Thorwald Jensen and Peter Kilgor
the carpenters and contractors, have
been kept very busy this spring.
They have already put up three
houses and are now busy erecting
another near Cuppy's Grove.
A fair crowd attended the prize
shooting match south Of Elkhorn
Monday. A well prepared program
was also nicely carried out. Next
week we will publish list OF the
prize winners OF the target shoot.
Julius Anderson and family, of
kirkman, spent Sunday visiting with
his brother Martin at the Sharon
creamery. Julius reports the Kirk
man creamery strictly on the boom.
They are receiving 1890 pounds Of
milk daily.
The following new subscribers
added their names to the journal list
on June Fifth:
Hans S. Petersen, Audubon.
Chris Miller, Audubon.
T. G. Jensen, Kimballton.
Fred Christoffersen, Kimballton.
P. r. Petersen, Poplar.
All members of Hamlet Lodge,
knights of Pythias, are requested to
be present at their Castle Hall, at
Kimballton next Saturday evening.
There is special business of import
ance to be transacted and is especially
necessary that all members be pres
ent. By order of Chancellor Com.
Saturday evening there was big
gathering at the home of Jorgen j
j. Miller, in north Sharon township
The big new barn was the center OF
attraction and here the merry dan.
GERS courted the god Terpsychore un-
til an early hour. 1t was a jolly
joyous party and one that was en-
Dyed by all.
The prize target shoot at Kimball-
ton Monday occasioned considerable
! amusement for the lovers of the
sport. The boys did some very good
shooting considering the high wind.
Target shooting at 700 feet is not
easy at the best. Next week we pub.
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