Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-11

Corn husking is almost here and
already some teams may be seen in
the field.
The barber shop is getting coat of
paint which improves its looks won.
dertully.
Mrs. Lars P. Petersen out on the
Ridge, is still quite sick but is
slightly improving.
Andrew Nicholson and Hans Chris
Jensen took new wagons home from
Elkhorn the past week.
Peter N. Jorgensen was down from
Viola township and spent Sunday
with his uncle, Hans johnson.
Miss Nora Oelke, who teaches at
No. 2 Sharon, will close very sue
cessful term of school next Friday.
S. P. Kaae, of the Elkhorn Boston
store, is clerking during the carnival
in John Johnson's big store in At
lantic.
Martin Rasmussen was over from
Melville township last Friday and
visited with his parents and his many
friends.
Hans Madsen, the jeweler, drove a
load Of chickens to Extra last Satur-
day for Merchant Hans Madsen, of
Kimballton.
Paul Madsen living south of Elk
horn is quite sick this week and DR..
Emmert, of Atlantic, has doubts Of
his recovery.
A. D. Reyalt, brother-i n-law of
Hans Madsen, came out from his
home in Harlan Sunday to spend the
day with them.
Jens r. Christensen has begun and
almost completed fine new double
corn crib. This will add to the APP
pearance of his farm.
John Esbeck sold his farm out to-
ward the West Hamlin creamery to
A. Fries and we understand is now
looking for larger place.
Peter Bertelsen, the genial black
smith, of Kimballton, spent few
days the first of last week visiting
with friends in Nebraska.
l carry full line of jewelry. Have
nice silyerware. Do watch and clock
repairing. Come and see me.
H. E. MADsEN,
P. H. Miller failed to get back
from Atlantic Sunday night and
Monday morning customers could 90
that way and want picture in vain.
Monday son and heir was born at
the home of Peter Kilgor. Mother
and boy are getting along nicely, but
Peter is too proud to see common
people.
James johnson came down from
Kimballton last Sunday and in COM
panY with Miss Minnie Rasmussen
went to visit his sister, Mrs. Lena
Brodersen.
Rev. Wig arrived home FRIDAY
from the northern part OF the state
and as he was ahghring from the
train at Marine, his ankle turned and
received quite sprain.
Mrs. Martin Esbeck drove out from
town Saturday evening and provided
conveyance for Martin who is staying
in Kimballton now helping on the
new addition to their building.
Judge Walter |. Smith. candidate
tor Representative in this district
will speak in the college at Elkhorn
Saturday night, expounding the po-
litical issues from republican stand
point.
Martin Andersen, who was butter
maker at the Sharon creamery, is Wis
iting with his many friends ere he
departs for his home in Denmark,
for which place he expects to start
next Saturday.
Casper Jensen, who was assistant at
the creamery at Ross, all summer, is
now at the Sharon creamery. John
Boberg as buttermaker here has
everything in first class order and is
giving good satisfaction.
N. R. Nelson, the proprietor of the
hotel in Kimballton, has been quite
lccUIC VI ldlc auu M Olludy WAS uudOIc
to sit up long at a time 1t is to be
hoped he will soon be around and
able TO do his work again.
Hans Madsen has added acetylene
gas to his store for lighting purposes,
which gives his store quite metrop-
olitan appearance at night. He is al
ways looking for something to i'm
prove his business and trade.
Miss Sigurd Disregard, of Ring
sted, Iowa, opened up a Danish
school in the church at Kimbailton
last Tuesday. Quite good number
are in attendance, all speak highly OF
her ability to instruct the young.
Miss Laura Petersen arrived Satur-
day from her home in Des Moines and
will spend couple of weeks visiting
friends around the Sharon creamery
She is staying at present at the
pleasant home of John Schonboe.