Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-29
Ball game at Elkhorn July Fourth.

Big dance at Gassnick's grove, last
Saturday evening.
There was church social Sunday
afternoon at Marquesen's grove, I'M
Kimballton.
Come to Hans Marquesen's at KIM
ballton, and save % to so per cent on
all you buy.
A. G. Sorensen, north of Kimball-
ton, contemplates building large
new barn soon.
Mrs. Martin G. Christensen is very
sick at her home five miles northeast
of Kimballton.
A nice boy baby was born to Mr..
and Mrs. George Henningsen, at Elk
horn, last Friday.
Esbeck Brothers last week sold
| buggies to Peter Christensen and
Martin Fredericksen.
A goodly number Of Sharon town
ship people will attend the celebra-
ton at Extra this year.
| The IIimballton Cornet Band will
play their farewell selection on the
evening of July Fourth.
A number of Kimballton young
people Sundayed at the home Of Mr..
j. G. Jensen, west of Poplar.
Go to Chris Hansens, Elkhorn, and
get bargain in fly nets. --latest
patterns and the best of goods.
The Kimballton Gymnasium So.
ciety will conduct the big dance at
Kimballton the evening OF July 4th.
l still have 95 boxes of soap on
hand. Will the farmers avail them
selves Of this opportunity? Hans
Marquesen, Kimballton.
The Atlantic Bottling Works de-
livered two loads of pop at Kimball-
ton Monday which will be sold by
the Band Boys July Fourth.
Martin Esbeck came out from Au-
dubon Saturday evening to attend
X. P. lodge and to look after his
rapidly increasing business at Kim
ballton.
Miss Louisa Jensen, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Jensen, OF
Sharon township, is home from
Omaha for visit until after the
Fourth.
AT Hans Marquesen's Kimballton,
you can buy pair Of pillow shoes OF
| al l. Of choa OF fo
turer's prices, which means a saving
Of 40 per cent.
Away up in Sharon township JOY
reigns supreme in the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. John G. Jensen. A new
boy baby jumped into the family
circle Saturday.
C.. P. Lauritzen, one of our pro
gressive farmers, living northwest O
Kimballton, will soon commence the
erection of handsome new dwelling
house on his fine farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Marquesen, ant
J Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Nielsen, drov
. over to Extra Sunday. Mr.. Marque
sen and family expect to move t.
J Extra about August 1st.
Enough shares have already bee
} sold in the new lumber company a
Kimballton to warrant the incorpo
ration Of the institution, and lega
. steps along that line are already be
( ing taken.
Mrs. Geo. Marcusen who was sink
Y ing away down in the Valley {
y Death last week, rallied last Frida
\ and since then has been slowly con
\ valescing until she is now believed t
\ be out of danger.
Prof. Foght, of Elkhorn, cam
y down town Tuesday with smile o
\ his face as broad as the Atlanti
\ ocean. The cause of it all was ths
( winsome little daughter that had jus
" arrived at their home.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bollesen, {
" Sharon township, buried their infa1
n babe one day last week. Since the
\ the lady has been in very preeario,
Y condition and the first of the wee
N her recovery seemed doubtful.
N Mrs. Heinrich Rudolph, northea
N of Kimballton has been suffering il
\ tensely the past several weeks. ST
x grew gradually worse until an oper,
" ton was found necessary. The Lad
N underwent the ordeal Wednesday.
" Last Friday evening the home
E Chris Hansen, at Elkhorn, was Il
scene of a gay and brilliant part
: The occasion was Mrs. Hansen's brit
q day and large number Of frien
= lent their presence to the event.
q course all were royalty entertaint
q and report lovely time.
q You can find no better place
d spend Independence Day than in t
Il cooling groves Of Elkhorn. 7
& business men have put forth the
= best efforts to make this years. Gel
q bration the best ever witnessed hel
q A splendid program has been pr
Il pared and one of it's best featul
& will be the grand parade which W