Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-24
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Nels Nelson purchased fine horse
last week Of Lars LauretZen ovel
toward Hamlin.
VIM. Dryden from Audubon was
buying horses around Kimballton the
first of the week.
Jocum Jenson of jacksonville took
couple of shares in the Kim balltor
Lumber Co. recently.
Saturday bright baby girl came
to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus
Hansen up by E!khorn.
The West Hamlin Creamery Co.
lave ordered their rev boiler and are
expecting it every day.
Peter Sorensen, Hans Madsen's Jolly
harness maker, went to Audubon Sun
day to visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels P. Petersen. OF
Smoky Hill, were visiting at the Rev.
Hald home, last Tuesday.
Hans Siminson of Kimballton
went to Gray Monday to see about
purchasing a team of horses.
Hans johnson lost good COW last
Monday and will now be one shy
when it comes to milking time.
Henry Poulsen purchased a horse
the first OF the week of Peter Lang.
He now has a good matched team.
Hensley Bros. from Extra, were
up around Sharon Creamery the first
Of the week buying cattle to ship.
G. w. Boysen purchased himself a
new team of good horses last week and
is now ready for any kind Of work
Scarlet fever has broken out in tie
homes of Peter Lorentzen and Mis-
Christensen, south west of Brayton.
Chris Iversen sold horse the first
of the week to horse buyers in Audu-
bon and received the top price for it.
George James returned home last
Friday from his Nebraska trip having
completed the business he went out
Henry Paulsen, up by West Ham
lin Creamery, is soon to build an adj
dition to his house to give him more
and comfortable rooms.
Sevren Jorgensen purchased lum-
Der last week in Kimballton for cree
ton of a barn on his fine farm as soon
as the weather settles.
Carpenter Andrew Jensen has con-
tracted in kimballton for lumber to
have one of those great red barns that
are SO handy and convenient.
Hans Carterson came down from
Wall Lake the last of last week
aud is spending his time pleasantly
visiting with his many friends.
Several of the young people from
around Elkhorn went to Audubon
Saturday night to be present at the
silver wedding celebrated there.
George Clark and Lawrence Can
non went out to exercise their new
team of mules, last Sunday and con-
sequenlly went north on visit.
Hans Fabricius was down home
Sunday and says he has few farms
on his list for sale and we would
guess was going into realestate bust
ness.
Chris Petersen. living north from
Jacksonville, believes in falling in
line and so purchased bill of lumber
in kimballton to have barn built
on his place.
Mars Walters the milk hauler sold
his team of mules the first Of the
week to the Clark Bros. who were
buying in Audubon receiving $245
for the same
Word comes from Peter Lykke in
Denmark that he will start for home
today, Thursday. He is somewhat
dreading the trip as he was quite sea-
sick going over.
Mr.. Lauen and Lou are continually
adding things to their shop to make
it one of the best in the country, the
latest being a contrivance to hold the
wrapping paper.
Mrs. Franncen of Atlantic and who
has but recently returned from trip
to Denmark came up to Elkhorn the
first OF the week and visited with her
friend, Mrs. Nels Jensen.
Andrew Topp, the enterprising
hustler out by Sharon Center, was in
kimballton last week and purchased
lumber for a large barn to be con-
strncted in the near future.
We have a few feed grinders left
that will be sold cheap to the first to
get here.
5. G.. PEDERsEN Il Co.,
Elkhorn, Iowa.
Chris Marcusen, Severere Ingeusen
Hans Nielsen and Fetter Calesen
each purchased shares in the Kim ball
ton lumber Co. last week. Such men
are what give backing to a company.
Miss Annie Petersen expects to
give party Saturday night at the
home OF her parents near Elkhorn and
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