Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-08
Chris Christensen purchased fine
span Of mules at the Bussow sale.

Chris Christensen purchased fine
span of mules at the Bussow sale.
There was rousing big dance at
Hal Johnson's last Thursday night.
Esbeck Brothers have sold rs new
buggies during the past ten months.
Erik P. Simonsen purchased new
feed grinder last week of Esbeck
Brothers.
Remember the Danish theatrical
performance at Kimballton next
Tuesday evening.
John Heinse is passing a few weeks
at the Anton jacobsen home. north
west of Kimballton.
The exhibition at school house No.
2 was attended by nearly all of the
people i'll that vicinity.
John Petersen will hereafter carry
stock of oil meal, shorts and bran at
his Elkhorn flour exchange.
Chris B. Petersen had public sale
at his farm three miles north OF Kim
ballton, Tuesday of this week.
John F. Fredrickson has purchased
OF Edwin Wheeler, of Marine, an 80
acre farm. Consideration, $4,000.
Assessor John Fredrickson has
about completed his labors assessing
the good people of Clay township.
The young people had a rousing
fine dance at the John Schouboe home
near the Sharon creamery, last Friday
evening.
Mr.. Nels F. Nelson will have
public sale February %, at his place
three miles south and five miles west
of Elkhorn.
Chris Christensen, OF south Sharon
township, is preparing to move to his
new home in Atlantic about the 18th
of February.
Albert Hansen, the new editor Of
the Harlan American, was visiting
with relatives and friends at Elkhorn
one day last week.
Peter Fredericksen was at Harlan
Monday making arrangements for the
erection of his new blacksmith shop
at the Prairie Grove creamery.
Mrs. Hans A. Tovring, has been i'll
for some time and we understand
that some time this month, she will
be taken to hospital in Omaha for
treatment.
Chris Nelson and wife drove over
and visited with Chris Brodersen and
wife at Jacksonville last Sunday.
They report them as being healthy
and happy.
John Schouboe, the ice king, with
his jolly crew, were very busy the
first of the week, harvesting their ice
crop and slowing it away in the big
ice house of the Sharon creamery.
Our blacksmith Peter Gunderson
will soon move onto the farm he
recently purchased near Marine. We
regret to have him leave our COM
munity, but wish him success in his
new home.
A couple of young men in Oak
field township had misunderstand-
ing and came to blows one day last
week. The fellow who got licked
failed to maintain the reputation he
made at Santiago.
Jens Gundersen has purchased Mr..
Thomas Bruhn's house and lot at
Elkhorn and has taken possession.
Mr.. Bruhn has bought three acres of
land OF Rasmus Hansen, and has be-
gun the erection of house and barn
on the same.
Fifteen dollars in money was
found Oh the counters of Hans Mad
sens store at Kimballton. The
owner, who left it there one day last
week, can have the same by calling at
the store and giving correct descrip-
ton Of the legal tender.
We are rather late in making the
announcement, but we learn that a
big boy baby was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Jens r. Christensen, in north
east Sharon township, on January
25th. 1t is their first born and there
is naturally much joy in the house
hold.