Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-02

ooHi otoiscu was W AtlantlC last
week ordering fur coats for the
winter.
The hotel is now in the gymnasium
hall, while the old building is being
repaired.
Peter Hansen is giving the school
house at Sharon Creamery new coat
of paint.
Mrs. Rasmussen and Peter Hansen
now ride in new buggies purchased
in kimballton.
The Gymnasium Club is talking of
getting up an excursion to Lake View
III the near future.
Nels Nelson, northeast of kimbal-
ton. enjoyed good time with his
friends last Sunday.
Nels Hansen's little girl, up south
of Sharon Creamery, is reported to
be down with diphtheria.
Mrs. Fedricksen, from Tyler,
Mimi, is visiting her many friends
around Elkhorn and kimballton.
Jens Carlson, near Elkhorn, had
the misfortune to have one OF his fine
cows lie down and die last Sunday.
NeIs Henricksen has Joined the
milk haulers tor the Sharon Separator
Creamery and will measure good and
strong both ways.
The social given at No. 8, near
West Hamlin, netted the society
about $3.50, which will be spent for
lights for the church.
Verify fall blowing has begun for
Hans Andersen and Peter Kroner,
both living near Elkhorn, have pur-
chased new sulky plows.
Ebbe johnson, from Atlantic, was
up over Sunday visiting with his
friend, Hans Yargue, one of the gent
al milk hauers at West Hamlin.
| G"e. Hoegh and wife, from near
Brayton, visited Sunday at the pleas
ant home of Nels Jensen, proprietor
OF the furniture store in Elkhorn.
| Mrs. Auker, wife of Rev. Anker,
we'll known here but now from Blair.
Nebr., with her two boys, is visiting
her many friends around Elshorn.
Matilda Jensen, sister of Axel
Jensen, arrived Saturday from Tyler,
Mimi, 10 visit with her brother and
many friends here and at Elkhorn.
Carl Andersen, from near Sharon
Creamery, has tired Of this country
and expects to soon start for the
father land beyond the sea, to stay.
Lawrence Petersen and A. e.
Johansen now ride in new buggies
and Soren Larsen will haul his grain
in a new wagon, all purchased in
Elkhorn.
| john Petersen bought a fine new
piano and added it to his already well
furnished room. His son, Peter, who
has just returned from Lincoln, is an
excellent player and his daughter is
learning
The various creameries of the Bot
ma Association expect TO send butter
in to Des Moines some time in Au.
gust to have it tested. The boys ex.
pect some good markings as they
have always had them.
John Petersen, Of Elkhorn, ha,
| just added a 500 stock OF goods in al
lines to his already large stock anG
wishes TO close it out as cheap as pos
sible. You wont have long to Sc,
them. if YOU don't hurry,
Misses Lillis Hayes and Auds
Kelly were visiting friends in Kim
ballton the first of the week and look
ing after school interests. lis
Hayes will teach north of town anc
Miss Kelley south, this fail.
Jasper Jensen received letter from
his wife i'll Denmark stating that she
expected to be at home by the middle
Of August, which makes a happ,
smile trickle over Jasper's face. H.
expects to meet her in Chicago.
G. F. Jensen, the expert butter
maker at Kimballton, with his wifi
were out to Omaha not long ago an,
had his glasses refit and visited Tor
time with their friends there, havin,
lived there four years and knowing
great many people.
Mrs. Hansen and her son, S. N
Hansen, arrived from Tyler, Mimi
saturday, to visit with their daugh
ter and sister, Mrs. AXel Jensen
They expect to remain a couple o
weeks, it the son who is sheriff of hi
county, can remain away SO long.
Tuesday night the lovers Of lc
cream and good time gathered a
the pleasant home OF N. b. Andersen
at Elkhorn, and were entertained b
that gentleman and wife. So wit
cream to cool them and a good tim
TO warm them the evening was yer
pleasantly spent.
Anyone that knows Willis Ratten
borg knows what it means to gathe
at his place tor a good time. Las
Sunday his house was thrown ope
and his yard filled with his friend