Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-18
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Miss Anna Petersen spent Sunday
at her home near Elkhorn.

MISS Anua PETERSEN spent SuuuhN
at her home near Elkhorn.
N. P. Mailer is identifying the
front Of Hans Madsen's stores with a
coat of paint.
Hans Hansen was out from Harlan
Sunday to visit with his brother-in-
law, Hans Madsen.
Peter Heigaard, of the firm of Hell
gard s. Faaborg, in Kimballton,
transacted business in Omaha last
week.
John P. Jensen, Art Smith and
Nels Boose, are those who went to
Elkhorn the last week and took home
new wagons.
Hon. III. w. Byers, of Harlan, is
billed to speak in kimballton to-
night, (Thursday) from the stand
point of the Republican party.
Miss Julia Hansen, left Thursday
last for Des Moines, where she ex-
poets to attend term Of school in
the Danish college located there.
/ carry full line of jewelry. Have
nice silverware. Do watch and clock
repairing. Come and see me.
HI. E. MADsEN,
Hans Madsen, the jeweler, expects
to move this week to the old part of
the Hans Madsen store, where he will
increase his stock and be ready for
business.
Esbeck Brothers are not only add
ing to the side of the building, but
are placing new front in the old
building which greatly adds to its
appearance.
Martin Anderson, the ex-butter-
maker at the Sharon creamery, de-
parted Saturday for Denmark and
will soon be amidst the scenes of
youth and childhood.
Judge Walter l. Smith, spoke to a
large and enthusiastic audience last
Saturday night and as usual with
him made many friends, who still
differ from him in politics.
The Klmballton Lumber Company
sold bill of lumber to Hans Fabri-
cious for his new shop and store at
Fiscns. He expects to put up quite
store and shop and will take quite a
bill.
Geo. Henningsen, the Elkhorn
plasterer, has sold his property to
Andrew Hansen, realizing a snug
little sum for it and Andrew at the
same time got pleasant and comforts
able home.
Peter Mathisen took his first lay
off this year and went to Atlantic
Saturday to take in the Carnival and
at the same time visit with friends
He reports big time and good
visit and rest.
John Esbeck, who recently sold
his farm out toward West Hamlin
creamery, went up by .Fiscus since
and purchased another one. While
he has gone to a good community and
has good farm, his neighbors re-.
greet his leaving.
Nelson Cowles, of Audubon, pass
ed through Kimballton Monday Oh a
trip, showing his friends that he
could ride Oh his wheel from Audu-
bon to Elkhorn, thence to Harlan,
then to Kirkman aud back to Audu-
bon in half day.
S. G. Petersen and family drove
out from their Harlan home Saturday
and spent Sunday with their relatives
and friends in Elkhorn. They are al.
ways welcome guests in the little
town as their close acquaintance
makes many friends. A.
The Gymnasium Club in Kimball-
ton gave free dance in their hall
Saturday night and had good time.
The members of this club know how
to give every one a good time and
this was one Of the good ones like
others that will follow.
Carl Petersen, over west Of Kim
ballton, gave a party Saturday night
at which place all who love good
time with good games assembled and
chased mirth until toward morning
only to return home and dream ofthe
pleasantries of the night.
John Nelson, living out on the
i, Ridge, looked around at the furni-
ture in the various towns and finally
came down to Kimballton and pur-
chased the furniture for his fine new
house. He got the best going and
now has beautiful furnishing for his
house. o.
A great many from around Elk.
horn went down to Atlantic las,
week to see "George. One came
] nearer seeing him than he desired
and had he not been nimble and go1
under the tent, might have had a goot
look Beware of dark places ant
black objects. They are no good.
Sunday Chas. Wright assumed tn
dignity ofmanhood and reached tn
age where the laws Of our land de
clare he may cast his first vote. Hi
parents thought to make this caus
of celebration and a few friends wer
invited in to feast and make merry
A.