Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-30


Quite number from this vicinity
were to Atlantic Saturday to see the
show.
Lawrence Petersen now rides in a
carriage purchased in Elkhorn this
week.
Anna and Christina Venra went
to Des Moines Wednesday to attend
the State Fair.
Hans johnson, the popular clerk at
John Petersen's, was to Audubon
Monday on business
Chris Rasmussen, Christ Castrup
and Mis- Hansen all purchased buggies
in kimballton last week.
Joe James was another of the Elk
horn citizens who attended the big
show in Atlantic last Saturday
Henry, Paulsen, Peter johnson and
Peter Shoebel left for the State Cap
ital Tuesday to take in the State
| Fair.
Peter Miller, the photographer al
Elkhorn, went down to Atlantic Sat-
urday to see the sights at the big
show.
Next Friday Saturday and Sunday
is the grand celebration of the church
in Elkhorn and everyone is invited to
be present.
Hans Andersen, living northwest of
kimballron. has purchased lumber in
Kimballton for the erection of barn
on his place.
Miss Lena Jensen, OF Atlantic, is
visiting at the home of Jens Carlson
and with her many old time friends
in and around Elkhorn.
Miss Eula Mae Aud, from Lincoln,
Nebraska, is visiting since Saturday
at the pleasant home of merchant
John Petersen, in Elkkorn.
1 Miss Christina Jensen, the dress
maker in Elkhorn, returned home
Friday from Omaha, where she has
been visiting for some time.
Hans Peter Rasmussen and Mr..
Hansen, from Atlantic, visited Wed
nesday at the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Jensen, in Elkhorn.
Last Thursday one of Anton Han
sens best horses saw fit to lie down
and die at Elkhorn. 1t was an extra
good work horse and the loss counts
for considerable.
Andrew Mickklesen purchased a
spring wagon last week and Mrs.
Axelsen buggy. Fred Garleff pur-
chased wagon. ALI of these went
to Elkhorn to buy.
The Kiinballton Lumber Co. have
! fine lot of fence posts in quarters,
halves or round, that they are dis.
posing Of very cheap. See them be-
fore you buy elsewhere.
A number of the old time friends
and neighbors Of Lawrence Nisseu
went up to his place in Audubon
! Saturday evening and enjoyed a
pleasant party with him.
Before you buy your fence post;
: come to the Kimballton Lumber Co
and let me figure with you on quart.
ers, halves and round fence posts.
AxEI JENSEN, Manager
George Nissen, j. N. christensen
and Willis Rattenborg went to Onla
ha last week and purchased car O
horses, which they are now disposins
4 Of Some Of them look to be vel
! bred horses.
8 The members of the kimballtol
i shooting club expect to hold fire,
4 shoot in Kimballton September 8
Z This is for members of the club only
. They will hold one later on for al
9 Danish people.
= Last Sunday the members of tn,
q church in Kimballton met at tn
q home of Chris Petersen, west Of tow u
i and held services in his grove ant
< afterwards were treated to an eX
Y cellent dinner.
: G. F. Jensen, the buttermaker a
the Kimballton Creamery, is havin,
e severe siege with typhoid fever an,
4 has been very low for a time. w
8 trust that by next week we can re
port him up again.
3 Gus johnson, out by West Hamli
: Creamery, has decided, or someon
9 has decided for him, that America
q good enough for him, and will nc
e return to Denmark as we stated las
8 week, but will dig his fortune out {
s. Sharon hills.
q SUNDAY number of the you II
81 people from Kimballton went over t
& the home OF Willie Boyson, east {
= there, to surprise cousin of his frol
. Chicago, by the same name, and SUI
V ceeded in so doing, and also in havin
u a royal good time.
IA Chris Nelson, the popular auction
- eer, reports that he already knows {
V eighteen sales to be held around Kin
d ballton this fall. Most of them al
H farmers who are retiring from farm
& ing and intend to take life easy fro
= now on, or 60 to Denmark to Wis
y relatives and friends.
" A merry crowd of Young poop