Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-07-26

Jens Rasmussen, north of Kimball-
ton, gave party to his friends last
Sunday and they had a splendid
| time.
A social for the benefit of the
church east of West Hamlin creamery
is to be given at No. Z, Sharon, next
Sunday.
Mad Madsen, from Audubon town.
ship, was over to Kimballton Sunday
renewing acquaintance with his
former friends.
Workmen are busy on Hans Mad
sen's new building, and are also be-
ginning on the Improvements to be
made Oh the hotel.
Joe James and Julia Hansen drove
over 10 Harlan Sunday to visit with
her brother, Albert Hansen editor Of
the Harlan American, and his bride.
There will be no services at the
church in kimballton next Sunday.
as the minister, Rev. e. G. Sorensen,
will be away 10 District Conference.
A iieIio Slllu Cdlllc W lue nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Axelsen, north OF
West Hamlln creamery, Saturday, to
bless, cheer and comfort them through
life.
julius Sorensen and his cousin,
Emmanuel Christensen, both from
North Branch, came over Sunday to
attend the X. of P. picnic and visit
friends.
Mrs. Selma Esbeck and her mother,
from Council Bluffs, came last Satur-
day to visit with her sister and
daughter, Mrs Henry johnson near
Kimballton.
S. G. Petersen has moved his family
to Harlan and will make that place
his future home. He will make that
town good loyal citizen and is one
Elkhorn will miss.
Mr.. Wigs father is quite sick at
Elkhorn. He is quite an old man
and while hopes are entertained for
his recovery doubts are held that he
ever gets up again.
N. e. Christensen, from up near
Audubon, came out to Elkhorn the
first of the week and will assist Chris
Jensen during the threshing season
which will soon begin.
Geo. Hoegh, from toward Brayton,
called on Nels Jensen, the Elkhorn
furniture merchant, the first of the
week and purchased some furniture
for the addition to his house.
Chris Doe and Gust Aclon are look
ing for a new threshing outfit every
day. When it arrives they will be
we'll equipped to do good work and
give satisfaction to all patrons.
Jasper Jensen, the popular merch-
ant from Poplar, was over to the par.
ty given bv Jens Ottsen last Satur-
day night, north of Sharon Center.
He says everyone had good time.
Monday we found Christian Cost
rup, at kimballton, busy putting up
neat shop for himself. When finish.
ed he will have nice place to work
and place that is credit to the
town.
John Petersen expects to begin the
immediate erection of large double
corn crib on the farm near Elkhorn
that he rents. In view Of the large
crop that is promised he will have
need of more crib room.
Chris Jensen, at Elkhorn, has Just
received his new threshing separator
and is now equipped for and ready to
begin work. 1t looks as though the
work was going to be plentiful this
fall for the harvest gives promise of
an abundance of grain.
The Elkhorn Glee Club Will give
one OF their entertaining dances at
their tent and pavilion, % miles south
OF Elkhorn, Saturday, August 4th.
| The Club is made up of fine lot of
boys and dance under their direction
is quiet and orderly and always an
enjoyable affair.
Hans Marquesen, the former merch-
ant at Kimballton, visited Nels Jen-
sen in Elkhorn Saturday, and then
went on up to Kimballton and to the
K. of P. picnic the next day. His
friends are always glad to welcome
him in their midst, as he was always
man they honored and respected.
Jasper Jensen was grading around
his store at Poplar, Monday, prepara-
tory to building some cribs and
granaries lately. Jasper's trade is
constantly increasing, as his patrons
find him willing to treat them fair
square, and the Improvements will
add to the appearance OF the place.
Hans Andersen, from Illinois, was
looking over the country around Elk
horn the first of the week with
view of purchasing. lie likes the
looks of the crops and may buy. Mr..
Andersen seems to be man who
knows his business, and if he con-
cludes to buy will make good
neighbor and citizen.
The X. of P. picnic last Sunday