Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-07

saw before. Peter Jensen is talking
OF building south of the photograph
gallery and Chris Hansen will put up
a good building as soon as possible
which will be occupied by S. P.
Kaae with good notion cash store.
For SALE.-The band instruments
of the Kimballton band. Seven pieces,
all silver plated, Of the best make and
in good repair, consisting of one tuba,
one baritone, two comets, two altos,
one slide trombone. For full parti-
culars write, II. e. MADsEN,
himballton, Iowa.
John Boberg has ceased to work at
the Sharon creamery and departed the
first of the week for his home at Des
Moines. John is good manly young
man, thoroughly honest and upright
and has made many friends here who
ever undertaking he may see fit to 90
at, knowing that his honesty will
be recognized in the end.
The kimballton Gymnasium club
have arranged for q masquerade ball
the coming Saturday night. So We
who love to look odd and peculiar,
who love the grotesqee and absurd,
who see in the hidden face beauty,
don your mask and seek that which
We may find. Go forth for night Of
pleasure and delight and lei all Joy
and life call on and on in revelry.
There Yves pleasant gathering at
the home of Chris jacobson near
Sharon Center last Saturday night.
A crowd Of merry makers full of life
and youth gathered at this comfor-
table home and spent the evening in
mirth and merriment. No one knows
only those who were present what a
good time they all had and they all
hope to be privileged to meet there
again some day.
Rev. G. G. Sorenson, of Kimbailton,
was out to Lindsey, Nebraska, last
week and while there accepted a call
to move there and fill the pulpit in
the Lutheran church at that place,
Rev. Sorenson is faithful and able
pastor and wherever he goes does
good work in his chosen profession.
He will remain here for sometime, not
intending to take up the work at that
place for sometime.
Sunday a merry lot OF young peo-
pie gathered at the ever hospitable
home of Hans johnson, just north OF
Kimballton, to celebrate the birth
day of his son, Chris. Each one OF
this family know how to be agreeable
and at this time they eXerted all their
powers of entertaining and as result
time flew only too fast and the clock
noted going home time when it seemed
they had just arrived.
L. n. Krog moved into the new
:, house he has just completed, a quarter
Of mile east of the Sharon creamery
Saturday, and will soon open up tn
blacksmith shop he has built. MIR
Krog Is a man Of experience in thi
' line and will be of great practica
e benefit to the neighborhood as the'
} now have TO go so far to get toa shop
He is derserving of liberal patron
t age and the neighborhood should
stand by him in his new enterprise
4 Walter Knudsen, of Chicago, ha
+. taken charge of the Sharon creamer,
b as buttermaker. lie comes wei
o recommended as practical and wei
y trained buttermaker and will n
doubt turn out some tirst-class pro
duce. The patrons of this and a
= creameries though must understan
= that they have about as much to d
with the grade Of the butter as tn
! maker and if they leave the mil
- where it will be tainted it will spo
- the grade Of any butter no matte
how good the maker.