Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-07
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Andrew S0rensen and Nels Nelson
took buggies home from Elkborn in
time to use them for the Fifth.
Don't forget the 1926 boys outfit.
Remember we cloth him from head
to foot for 1926. The Grand Leader.
Many people from Harlan, Audu-
bon, Atlantic and Extra were cele-
brating in Kimballton and Elkhorn
on the Fifth.
I Mathies Mathiesen, Jr., from east
OF kimballton, took his father to At
lantic. Sunday, to see him off for his
trip to Denmark
Yocum Jensen, the prosperous mer
chant at Jacksonville, was shaking
hands with old time friends, Tuesday,
at the celebration.
Seventy-eight cents will buy
lady's twenty-six inch umbrella.
Former price LOO and ST. %, at the
Grand Leader Store.
Mems 50, 10, $500 and $500 Dress
Pants in black, navy blue, light check
and stripes, your choice from all for
Sl.9S at The Grand Leader.
Chris Petersen and DR.. l.. Slam
berg, OF Kimballton, were elected
from the church at that place to rep
resent them at a conference soon to be
held at Des Moines.
From now on until July 5th, the
Grand Leader Store will sell all
kind of clothing regardle of cost or
profit. The price, to make sale will
not stand in the way.
We clothe your boy from head to
foot for 1925. Bring them in and we
will fit them out, ages from four to
seventeen years, in knee pant suits.
The Grand Leader Store, Audubon.
One of the incest features at KIM
ballton, June ., was the concert given
by ex-members of the band. The
boys have rarely played together of
late but they kept together nicely
| ana gave some nice music.
Have 325 pairs boys all-wool knee
pants, ages five to seventeen, the
pants retail for Csc, 75c and s5c, your
choice from all as long as they last
for 45c. Other knee pants at l5c and
29c at The Grand Leader Store.
Rev. j. NJ. Gregerson arrived FRI
day from Denmark, where he has
been for some time on visit, to meet
with friends and relatives in Kimball-
ton. HeeNpects to leave today, Thurs
day, for his home, at West Denmark,
Minnesota.
Youths 5000, $3.50, $500, $3.50
and $500 suits, in square and round
four button sack suit, age Is to 10, or
size 81 to 50, for S4.9S. Take your
choice. OF course, first come always
get best selection. At the Grand
Leader Store, Audubon.
Miss Georgia Hansen, from near
kimballton, departed Sunday with
Mathies Mathiesen, Sr., for trip
across the waters to their old home
across the ocean where, for few
weeks, they will pick up old ac-
quaintances and visit their relatives.
Miss Mary Hansen, daughter of the
harness maker, Chris Hansen, at Elk
horn, came out from Audubon to Wis
it over Sunday with her parents. She
brought little Helen Ward with her
who, by her innocent prattle, proved
to be the pet Of the whole town ere
she had been here but few hours.
At three O'Clock, Friday afternoon.
in the church, at Elkhorn. occurred
the marriage Of Mr.. John Bruhn to
Miss Mary Anderson. the Rev. C.. c..
Sorensen, from Kimballton, otiicirt-
ing. The bride is the daughter of
Jens Hansen and is a young lady of
strong womanly appearance and per-
sonal attractions. She IS one whose
life is pure and sweet and binds to her
in loving friendship those whom she
has known. She has those traits of
life that will make her helpmeet
for the one she has chosen to help.
The groom is a young man who
knows the value of work and is not
afraid to do it. His integrity and
diligence has won for him the re-
spect Of all who have met him, and
his manly courage and energy will
build for him and his bride good
and comfortable home. The young
couple departed, Monday, for their
home at Hooper, Nebraska, where
they will, hand in hand start on the
journey of life with the best wishes
of all who know them.
Tuesday was red letter day in
celebrations in Elkhorn. 1t was one
OF the best if not the best ever held.
The committee, Nels Jensen, as chair
man, and Hans johnson and Hal Han
sen, had planned everything we'll and
all was carried out. Early morning
showed the town streaming in colors
and everybody preparing to have a
good time. The shooting began early
and continued late, with some good
scores being made. Noon showed
happy crowd gathered in Hansen's
grove about their baskets, chatting
and having a good least of wits and
good things to eat. The band, in
uniform, .played, off and on, all day,
and it is one of the best bands in any
OF the small towns around Plenty
OF stands were on the ground to pro-
vide for the wants of the inner man.