Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-01-26
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Andrew Norgaard, east of Extra,
is visiting with Sharon friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jacobsen are
the happy parents of a sweet darling
girl baby.
S. w. Wright went to Atlantic and !
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting |
with-with friends.
Rasmus Petersen has again leased
milk route No. 8, tributary to the
West Hamlin creamery.
Soren Sorensen, the efficient asses
sor of Sharon township, has built an
addition to his residence.
Peter Bramsen returned from Mo-
mona county, Friday, where he has
been visiting his parents.
Peter Rasmussen, Of north Sharon
township, marketed a nice bunch of
steers at Audubon Monday.
Mrs. Martin Esbeck has been out
from Audubon for few days visit
ing with her numerous friends.
Chris Christensen, son OF Albert
Christensen, living a mile north of
Kimballton, is dangerously sick.
Chris Nelson, of kimballton went
up to Fiscus Monday to close up
real estate deal for some parties.
Peter Esbeck and wife entertained
a merry crowd Of friends Sunday
evening, serving chocolate refresh
ments.
j. j. Tolstoup, living three and a
half miles northwest of Kimballton,
will have large public sale on We'd
nesday, February 1st.
Mrs. Hans B. Lund, Of north
Sharon township, is at Elkhorn visit
ing at the home Of her old friend,
Mrs. j. G.. Anderson.
Ole Jacobsen who has been visiting
for some time with friends and rela-
tives at Kimballton for the past
month, returned to Harlan Sunday.
j. w. Brazelton, the genial travel
ing agent of the Geo. Nj. Rittenhouse
commission house, New York, was
a caller at the creameries in this sec
tioon one day last week.
The West Hamlin Creamery Com
panv have decided not to put up ice,
as they have an abundant supply of
water that Is cold enough so they
can put up tirst-class butter.
Carl Wulff' returned from Califor-
MIA last Friday where he has been
looking upa location. Mr.. Wulff in
tends to move in the early spring and
in the meantime will have large
public sale.
Enevold Jensen, Jens Lund and
Chris Lauridsen. OF Hamlin town.
ship, visited with friends in Sharon
township. Mr.. Lund has just arriv-
, ed from Denmark and will make this
his future home.
John Peterson has finished invoic.
ing his large stock Of goods at Elk.
horn and we understand that the in.
ventory figured up to something over
$4,000. Dom say there isn't no big
stocks out in the country.
IC kCIdloll Vi CtlllClI SOlh PAM
have ceased putting up ice. A few
days ago the ice tloated down Indian
creek leaving the boys standing OIL
the river bank. They hope for NOR,
cold weather as they may finish thei
harvest.
Niels Nielsen, the carpenter, VIII
lives on the Ridge, southwest of Au
dubon, is busy erecting a new resi-
", 70 dence at Elkhorn 80 "a feet. MI
a Nielsen and family will occupy tn
IF building as soon AS completed an
,e he will then resume laboring at hi
"a trade.
ii Geo. Hartvigsen, one of Sharon
ID most prosperous farmers, will 500
commence the erection of larg
barn. There will be 100000 brio
used in the barsement and foundation
When all is ready there will be a
: old time barn raising and gener;
Is good time.
= Monday morning corps of worl
Z men came out from Harlan and IN
q mediatelv proceeded to move S.
& Petersen's big store building abol
c 10 feet to the southwark. Whc
6 the building is completely remodelle
s it will no doubt present a mu,
= more business like appearance.
& The question for debate at Il
G Kimballton literary society Wee
q nesday evening Of this week is, r
= solved, That the expansion policy
. the administration is dangerous
= the peace of the United States. J'
= johnson led for the affirmative al
Z Peter Frederickson for the negativ
G 1t proved a very interesting deba
& and was largely attended.
z j. p. BendiXen and Frank Jenki
c are at Kimballton this week wor
e ing in the interests of Woodcra
6 They represent the best fraternal
= surance order in the world and
= people need have no hesitancy if tn