Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-16

Hans johnson, from Elkhorn, pass
ed through kimballton Sunday, on
his way TO Poplar.
G. f. Jensen, the butter maker at
Kimballton, lost one of his valuable
driving horses last Sunday.
The heavy rains the first OF the
week helped the late corn and open
ed up the fall blowing season.
Hans Ingren has traded his old
steam engine for new one and now
has one OF the best in the county.
Hans Marcusen, living northeast Of
Kim ballton, gave his friends royal
good time last Sunday, at his pleasant
home.
Hans Marqusen, from southeast OF
Extra, was out around kimballton
Monday looking for good young
cattle to buy.
Mathise Mathisen was up to Wat
erloo TO the X. 2. Grand Lodge last
week and reports a good time and
lots OF work,
A sister of John Denisen, out by
West Hamlin Creamery, came up
from her home at Avoca to spend
Sunday with him and to see friends.
Last week bright baby girl came
to the home OF Mir. and Mrs. Thos.
to make their home bright and happy.
Henry Petersen, near Elkhorn, who
has been sick for couple of weeks,
does not improve as fast as his friends
would like, but yet is gradually
gaining.
Mrs. S. Hansen and her son, mother
and brother of Mrs. Axel Jensen, de-
parted last week for their home in
Tyler, Minnesota, after two weeks
visit here.
The baby of N. c. Nelson, near
Elkhorn, was very sick Monday,
there being two doctors in attend
ance. 1t is hoped that it will soon
be we'll again.
Last week Harold johnson bought
in Elkhorn two buggies; one a two
seated spring wagon and the other a
good top buggy. Andrew Grave also
purchased new buggy.
George Faaborg, of Kimballton,
was in Audubon Monday making ar
raDgements for an excursion the
Gymnasium Club expects to conduct
to the lake next Sunday.
Quite an excitement was created in
the Kimballton Creamery last Friday
when it was discovered that the coal
was on fire. The boys hurried around
however and soon had it out.
Must sell at once. l am selling
baby carriages at COST to close Out
my stock this fall. Come in and gel
one. Remember, at cost!
NELs JENSEN.
Jens r. Christensen is hauling out
lumber for the erection Of good hog
house and corn crib this fall. He hal
a fine lot of shoats to protect and {
lot of corn to crib, SO they will come
in handy.
Nels Jensen sold a nice marble
monument to Julius Petersen thi
!: week, and he will erect the same t,
the memory OF his wife in the Adven
cemetery, up toward West Hamlil
Creamery.
Peter James went to Brayton las
week to study IN the Office OF DR.
!. Koob until the fall term of schoo
opens in the Omaha Medical College
when he will again return there t
: resume his studies.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, of the hote
! in Kimballton, entertained the youn!
folks last Saturday. They still hav
to live in the hall, but that made a
: excellent place tor enjoyment AM
! they all had good time.
: Peter Petersen, who has been visit
ing al Knoxville, returned home tn
first of the week. We were told w
could guess why he visited there, a
: no one else knew, but we will still
leave it to our readers to guess.
( Peter Carlson, near Elkhorll, gav
! party to his friends last Sunday All
the young folks report good tine
3 A great number from Atlantic wei
: out to have merry time. Peter an
3 his excellent wife know well how t
8 entertain.
3 The boys at the Kimballton Cream
: cry have received two large ne
3 skinner tanks and new steal
8 pump and now they say if they coul
Z get new weigher tank, they wonl
8 have one of the best outfits in II
3 association.
& The young people are invited to
= social gathering next Sunday at II
= beautiful home Of Hans johnson, .iu
g north Of Kimballton. Hans is ma
9 who always knows best how to ente
3 tain his company and they may we
expect good time.
& Mathise and George Mathisen pu
q chased the 120-acre farm of Wi
3 Cochran, up near Audubon, last MOI