Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-29
Corn shelter for sale.

Jens Johannsen.
Miss Nora Oelke opened her winter
term term Of school Monday and is
ready for good terms work.
There was to be turkey shoot at
Lars Jensen's near Elkhorn last Tues
day but we did not learn results.
Teams have begun to haul brick for
the foundation of the house S. G.
Petersen expects to erect in Elkhorn.
Workmen are about ready to begin
on the foundation of the new house to
be built in Elkhorn by Hans Peter
sen.
Hans Madsen, one of Kimballton's
merchants went to Audubon Monday
to take out load Of goods for his
store.
Chris Jensen has hauled out his
corn Smelling outfit and is ready to
shell corn at cent per bushel straight
through.
Phillip Nissen who lives on the old
place of Jasper Jensen's left for his
old country home in Denmark last
Wednesday.
Axel Jensen and wife went over to
Jacksonville Sunday and visited with
his brother Yocum who owns the
store at that place.
Nels Hansen, Lars Hansen, Rasmus
Rasmussen, and Carl Nelson from
Audubon visited with friends in
Elkhorn last Sunday.
Lars Esbeck and George Henning-
sen went over to Harlan last Saturday
to attend to matters of business and
visit with their friends.
There was quite nice dance given
by the gymnasium club in the Kim
ballton hall last Saturday night and
those present had a good time.
Sven Krog departed Wednesday for
Denmark to renew again the scenes of
his youth and to see for the last time
perhaps the faces Of many OF his rela-
fives.
The three year old boy Of Chris L..
Hansen living east of Kimballton fell
off chair this week and broke an
arm. The little fellow is improving
nicely.
Chris Nelson who formerly weigh
ed at the West Hamlln creamery was
down to that place Sunday and dis
posed of his buggy shed to N. G..
Nielsen.
VIM. Partlow has erected HIM a
fa1 HI No Of 1,ol tpy,
lumber shed, SO as to house his horses
as he hauls for the various merchants
in town.
The Kimballton Lumber Company
is better fitted than ever to figure on
lumber and are selling at reasonable
prices. If you don't believe it try
them once.
Miss Cora Tyler began her winter
term Monday at the Sharon center
schoolhouse. She is successful
teacher and has had the same school
for a number of years.
Miss Inger Boberg began Der win
ter term Of school Monday in Dist
No. l, where she has taught for 8
number of terms, giving entire salts
faction to all concerned.
Chris aud Anna Molgaard and
Peter Rasmussen, of Kimballton Went
up by Elkhorn Sunday to visit with
their friend, Anna Petersen who wa!
formerly in the hotel there.
The little girl of Claus D. Peder'
sen, living west of Kimballton hac
the misfortune to fall the other day
SO as to break her leg. 1t was pain.
full injury but she is doing nicely.
Miss Carrie Hansen is at the Kim
ballton hotel waiting on the guest
for her aunt, Mrs. Nelson. She is t,
remain permanently and the boarder
may rest assured they will be wei
taken care Of.
Nels Jensen, of Elkhorn, has added
a fine new line yf statuary to his fur
nlture stock They will make fin
decorations in some Of the fine house
in the country.
Beginning with Wednesday of thi
week there will be singing schoo
every Wednesday night in Kimball
-ou d. CuC CAuICu. SOW 10 splCuul
time to get in practice free, and ever,
one should take advantage of it.
Peter 1. Petersen, Of Harlan, wa
out Saturday to pay his respect a
the last sad rites of his one tim
neighbor. Peter l. was one Of tn
founders of Elkhorn owning the farr
now owned by Willis Rattenborg.
LOST H. A. Madsen lost leathe
pocketbook with horseshoe clasp cor
tanning motel in favor of Mrs. Bashal
and some bills and silver. Lost Sal
urday night at the dance in Kimbal
ton. Finder return and be rewarded
Rasmus Hansen living up by POI
lar has purchased lumber in Kimbal
ton for the erection OF large bar
When this is added to his place
will make things much handler an
will be convenience to him durin
the cold of winter.
Ones sixteenth birthday comes br
once in life time and it is then in
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