Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-01
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Walter James was Harlan visitor

Walter James was Harlan visitor
last Sunday.
Mrs. G. F. Jensen, at the Kimball-
ton creamery, is considerably better
this week.
Balso Thompson and Henry Rasch
took new buggies from the firm Of
Esbeck brothers this week.
Nels G. Nielsen was in Elkhorn las,
week and purchased nice buggy in
which to ride in the future.
Mrs. Jesse Schouboe, who has beer
away for some time visiting hel
brother, is back home again.
Annie Petersen is no longer at the
Kimballton hotel and is missed by
everyone who has known her..
John Peterson returned home from
Chicago last week where he pur-
chased his stock Of holiday goods.
Jens Andersen, from up north OF
Poplar, was down to Kimballton last
week and purchased new windmill.
T. r. Mockler and Mr.. Wadsworth
spoke in Kimballton last Monday
night from the democratic principles.
Chris Christensen, living north of
Kimballton, has tired of pumping by
hand and has new windmill for his
convenience.
Peter Jensen has resigned his posi-
tion at Joe James store and we un-
derstand has accepted a position in
John Peterson's store.
Serene Lulholm, the daughter of
Lars Lulholm, was quite sick the first
of the week, but we trust by the next
writing she will be improved.
Marie Jensen, the housekeeper for
John Boberg, is home visiting this
week and his sister, Inger, is keeping
house for him during her absence.
Hans Johnson, the genial ex-clerk
at John Peterson's, but now in Allan
tic, was up to Elkhorn Sunday pass
ing the time with his many friends.
Miss Auda Kelly closed a very sue
Kimballton. She will teach this
winter in Douglas township nearer
home.
Chris Sorensen left last Saturday
for his home in Denmark where he
will visit for time with friends and
relatives whom he has not seen for
many years.
Peter Jorgensen, up by the Sharon
creamery, is again quarantined for
diphtheria. They had just been let
free some time ago but now have an
other case on hand.
Miss Lillis Hays closed her school
north of Kimballton last Friday.
Miss Hays is one of the most success
full teachers in the county and where
ever she teaches this winter.
George Marquesen is the proud
father Of bouncing boy that came to
his place last Friday. George is quite
proud Of the little fellow and thinks
he will soon be able to husk corn.
John Rosenbeck, one of the popular
farmers near Poplar, has just put in
system of water works that will
prove convenience in the winter
and an improvement that adds much
to his farm.
Rev. Knudsen, from Neysta, Neb.,
preached in Kimballton last Wednes.
day in the forenoon and also in the
afternoon. He is an able man and
one who can do a great deal of good
work in this world.
Lars Jensen, tou' north Of Elkhorn,
received telegram Monday that their
daughter at Davenport, Nebraska, is
very sick and longs to come home.
We did not learn, however, if they
had sent for her or not.
George Henningson has purchased
ten acres of land Of Willis Rottenborg
and expects to build on it in the near
future. Elkhorn is steadily improv.
ing and growing and may YET reach.
the dimensions Of a city.
Nels Jensen, the genial furniture
man in Elkhorn made business trip
to Harlan Saturday to attend to mat
tiers of importance. Nels is now feel
ing good for both feet are on solid
grounds and things coming his way.
Jens Larsen, who has recently come
to this country is at the home of Mar
tin Christensen out by West Hamlin
creamery. He is seeing new scenes
and taking in new life and finding the
difference between his fltherland and
here.
Hon. Neils Gron spoketo the people
OF kimballton Wednesday night from
the standpoint of a Republican. Mr..
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