Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-09-27

A goodly number were present at
church in Kimballton Sunday.
jim Petersen and Peter Miller were
visitors in Atlantic last Sunday.
Rev. Wig is home from his Mime
sofa trip and again attending to work.
Jens Gundersen is busy building on
the lot he recently purchased in Elk
horn.
Walter Jensen, living on the ridge,
was to Avoca Monday to have his
eyes doctored.
Nels Christensen, south Of Kimball-
ton, had his windmill upset by the
wind last week.
Lawrence johnson, from Oakfield
Creamery, was butchering Monday
for Larsen & ,Rattenborg.
Nj. B. Wonsmus, living up by
Sharon Creamery, has been sick for
some time but is growing better.
Martin Hendrickson has purchased
a bill of lumber at Kimballton to
build new double corn crib and hog
house.
Faaborg u Heigaard were busy
Monday putting up coop to keep
the chickens they expect to buy in
the future.
Christopher Koch is hauling lum-
Der from Kimballton for the con-
slruction OF a large barn on his place
south of Poplar.
Lars Hansen, out southwest of Elk
horn, went to Omaha this week to at
tend the Douglas County Fair and to
visit with friends.
Chris O. Jensen, from Elkhorn,
\ went out TO Omaha this week to view
the big Ak-Sar- Ben parade that takes
place during the fair.
Peter Kaae, the genial proprietor
OF the Boston Store in Elkhorn, went
10 Harlan Saturday to look after 8
shipment of goods he was to receive
: The ElShorn Glee Club will give
another OF their fine dances next Sat.
\ urday night at the home OF John
\ johnson, five miles south and one
: east ofElkhorn.
Lars Petersen, living out on tn,
ridge, is intending to put up large
barn on his farm, having purchase,
quite large bill of lumber tor tina
purpose at Kimballton.
Arson Jacobsen, living west o
Kimballton, has purchased the lum
Der of the firm in Kimballton to pu
large double corn crib, in which I,
store his large crop this year.
J The fall shoot of the Elkhorn Riff
y Club is to take place October 9TH, t,
\ which every body is invited. Severa
good prizes will be put up and TIA
J boys are expecting good time.
\ G. A, Marlin sold 100 acres Of hi
. farm Monday TO Karl Madsen to
. $500 all acre, which is one of tn
cheapest farms that has been sold i
g Sharon township for some time.
5 l carry full line Of jewelry. Hav
3 nice silverware. Do watch and cloc
= repairing. Come and see me.
9 HI. E. MADsEN,
q Kimballton, la.
q A collection was taken last Sunda
q in and about Elkhorn for the DAMS
q settlement at Arcola, Texas, whic
Il was heavy sufferer in the disastrou
g storm. Something like 500 WE
9 raised and sent to the south.
q One of the best l6O-acre farms j
q North Sharon township for sale Q
" easy terms. Small cash paymen
u balance on long time at low rate
d interest. For full particulars see {
& A. Marlin, editor of the journal.
- Peter James departed Monday ft
VI Omaha, where he will take up h
"a third years work III the Medical Co
& lege there. Peter is bright boy al
= when he has finished his work wi
y no doubt make success of his chose
y profession.
Y Axel Jensen, manager Of the Kin
W ballton Lumber Co., and wife ente
d tanned Rev. G. G. SorenseA and &c
"a l.. Jorgensen. president OF the Lun
Il Der Co., at their pleasant little hon
q last Sunday. Few know better no
" to entertain than this couple for TIT
" have the ability 10 make everyo
u happy.
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