Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-24
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| ie.ay Is d Holy uay III the
Danish Lutheran church, and the
church in Kimballton will hold the
usual services.
Saturday night there will be an
other OF those pleasant social dances
at the home of Severen Jorgensen, out
near the Sharon Creamery.
There is talk of a union Sunday
| School picnic of nine schools around
Elkhorn. We did not learn all the
particulars, but will give them later.
The hustling butter maker at the
Sharon Creamery has recently had
his house rodded and now rests in
security during these electrical
storms.
Last Sunday a number of guests
assembled at the home of Rasmus
Petersen, southeast of Kimballton.
and had very pleasant and enjoy
able time.
Will Ash and Randolph Zach, old
time friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Jensen, at Elkhorn, came up from
Atlantic, Sunday, to spend the day
talking over old times.
Jens Christensen, west of Kimball-
ton, sold fine young horse to VIM.
Dryden last Monday. Billy always
has an eye for business, and when he
sees good horse takes it in.
lobe Smith came out from Harlan
Sunday and delivered temperance
address in the college building in
Elkhorn. Mr.. Smith is ready talk
er and made good address to those
assembled.
The committee have decided to
hold dance at the hall in Kimball-
ton on the night Of June 9Th. Good
music and good order insured.
Everybody invited. Come and have
good time. m24 G
Miss Meta Jensen, daughter of
Jasper Jensen, the popular merchant
at Poplar, spent Sunday at home
cheering her father, who is somewhat
lonesome since his wife has gone on a
visit to Denmark.
Chris Slamborg, of Kimballton.
the tourteen-year-o son of DR..
slamborg, left for Denmark, Tuesday.
where he goes to take course in col
lege. He will study pharmacy SO as
to help his father in the business.
VIM. Dryden drove out to Kim
ballton from Audubon, Monday, and
brought Joe Elwood, the hustler for
the Deering binders. Mr.. Elwood
will remain some days, showing up
the good qualities Of the machine.
We have now received our large
stock OF fence boards, which are the
very best in quality aud very cheap
in price.
k1MBALLToN LUMBER Co., ~
A. F. Jensen, Manager.
The patrons of the Kimballton
Creamery can again send their milk
to the home creamery. The wheels
started to roll Wednesday and with
the new machinery the boys expect to
get some first prizes in the coming
contests.
Lars r. Christensen, living in
Shelby county, up near Poplar, is
having fine large house built. From
its position on the hill, it will be an
imposing structure New buildings
are sure sign of prosperity and we
are glad to see them.
The force of workmen that have
been working at the Kimballton
Creamery lett Tuesday and will put
in the new outfit for the Elkhorn
Creamery. The boys are good work
men and hardly stop night or day
until a job is completed.
For short time only! We will
give good hat, as present, to every
man who buys one of our mems suits
between Saturday, May 25th, and
June 9th. It's rare bargain.
FAABoRG 81 HEIGAARD,
kimballton, la.
Peter Larsen, Peter johnson, Hans
Nielsen and Lars Petersen, from
around Elkhorn, all took buggies
nome with them from Larsen s. Mar
dersen, the Elkhorn implement deal-x
ers. These boys are hustlers. Thew
inform us that they have about an
other car of implements at Brayton(
ready to add to their stock.
Last Saturday night the friends and
neighbors of John Rosenbeck gather.
ed together and went in and took
possession of his place by storm
John was so completely surprisedl
that he did not know the meaning Oft
it for time, but it finally dawned
upon him that it was his birthday
and that he was torty-seven years old.
The night was spent in fun and en-
joyment. John and his wife are good
entertainers and they made everyone
feel perfectly at home, so that all
who were there speak highly of their
good time.
Last Saturday evening, Mrs. Julius
Petersen, died at Der home south
west from Elkhorn. Mrs. Petersen
had travelled this earth for 70 wears.
scattering rays of sunshine, and hope,
and q 1nyr hop !,