Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-04

chant at Poplar, has been quite sick
this week.
N. C. Bronson, of Audubon, was in
Kimballton and EIkhorn last Sunday
chatting with his friends along the
way.
The young people will hold meet
ing next Sunday evening in the
Bethany church, northeast of Kim
ballton.
Lewis Skow and wife, from Cedar
Falls, Iowa, visited Thursday with
George Faaborg, they being old time
friends.
Rasmus Hansen, south of Poplar, is
putting up fine wind mill, moving
his house and otherwise getting ready
for winter.
John Ebeck, who has been visiting
his relatives in and around Kimball-
ton for some time, returned to his
home at Geneseo, ILL.,
Those who attended the shooting
match at Kimballton last Saturday
had a good time but there were not as
many present as were expected.
Esbeck brothers have begun the
erection of an addition to the north
side of their old store. When COM
pleted it will give great deal more
room.
The hotel is no longer in the hall
although their new house is not yet
completed, they have moved into it
and ere long will be snugly and COM
fortably fixed.
Peter Rosenbeck, up by Poplar,
spends most of his time breaking
bronchos. He can be seen most any
time with team of these wild horses
having merry time.
The Kimballton Gymnasium Club
expect to give a dance in their hall
next Saturday, free to all Danish peo-
pie. This is the first of the season
and they expect fine time.
carry full line Of jewelry. Have
nice silverware. Do watch and clock
repairing. Come and see me.
H. E. MADsEN,
Kimballton, Ia.
The sale held by j. P. Schouboe
last Tuesday was good one and
everything brought good prices.
Some Of the horses sold as high as
$1,000 and other stock sold equally
as we'll.
Peter Rasmussen and wife, and
wife's mother, from Clinton, Iowa.
who are visiting in Audubon, were
out to Kimballton last Thursday Wis
iting with their friends, Faaborg 4
Heigaard.
A merry company of young heopl
gathered at the home of V. S. Jensen
east of Kimballton, last Sunday ant
enjoyed themselves in social game
and pleasant pastime, and report {
royal good time.
Nels Jensen is receiving this weel
the largest shipment of furniture hi
has ever ordered. He may know
where he will store them, but for tn
life of us we cannot see where he will
put them in his store.
John C. Jensen has bought the frac
tional forty from G. A. Marlin tina
recently belonged to Karl Madsen, W
northwest of the Sharon creamery
1t is fine tract of land and make
him one of the best of farms.
Those who were present at tn
dance given by the Elkhorn Glee clu
had a good time-so much SO, tina
they will hold another one the comm
Saturday night at the same place, t
which all are cordially invited.
Sunday number of friends gather
ed at the home Of Claus Petersen yves
of Kimballton and had splendi
time. Merry feet kept time to must
and a good time was enjoyed by al
The open hospitality Of these peopl
is we'll known and they make ever
guest see good time.
N. NJ. Nelson, up by Poplar, is fa
having his house completed. TT
carpenters left Monday and he h'
every thing ready for the plastere
to 90 to work. He has one coat I
paint on and expects soon to have
finished, then he will have beaut
full and comfortable home.
The directors Of the Sharon Cream
cry held business session Monday
settle up the affairs of the retirir
buttermaker and to install John b
berg in his new position as chief Blu
termaker. The business of the cream
cry is in fine condition and everyo
is confident that John is in every VIZ
capable for the work and will ket
things up to the present standard.
At the meeting of the shareholde
of the Kimballton creamery associ
ton last Saturday, the officers tor t
ensuing year were elected and t
milk haulers also hired. George
Jorgensen was elected president al
Peter Lykke reelected secretar
The finances of the association we
found to be in excellent conditi,