Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-09-19

Rev. Gregerson from up by Kim
ballton was in Elkhorn Monday visit.
ing with his relative, the doughty
blacksmith.
You want warm, handsome and
neat looking shirt waist and those
Flanneletts at Hans Madsen's make
the nobbiest out.
Miss Hannah Jensen and her friend
from. Brayton spent last Sunday very
pleasantly with r. P. Hansen and
! family at Elkhorn.
Owing to request by many of the
patrons Of the post office, postmaster
A. Bergreen will open the Office after
service, from 1880 to 1890.
Mrs. Hans Madsen has the finest
assortment of winter hats that she
has ever put in stock. They are
stylish and up to date. Try them.
For SALE.-A farm of One Humid
red and Twenty Acres, near Hamlin
Station. Write to
HENRY YOUNG, Hamlin Station.
Miss Lizzie Smith one of the
popular young ladies of Clinton is
visiting her old time friend, Geo.
Faaborg and other friends in and
around Kimpallton.
There will be number of young
people gather at the home of George
James south OF Elkhorn Wednesday,
to gather for the last time sere Peter
goes away for school.
My winter line of dress goods is
now in and 1 have the most complete
stock that | have ever carried. Every
thing is new and up to the latest fash
ions. We invite you to call and in
spect, confident that you will buy.
HANS MADsEN.
Chris Christensen and Chris Han
sen went up to Spirit Lake the last
of the week to visit with their old
friend etCorn'' Hans. They expect
to look around for bargain in land
and if they see what they want will
| probably purchase good farm for
themselves.
Andrew Sorensen has just RETURNED
from Scranton where he has been for
some time. While there he traded
his big horse off for another one called
Prince Manuel a French Canadian
and Morgan horse and a good one too.
He said that a greater part of Scranton
burned while he was there involving
a good lot of property.
Geo. Faaborg gave party last Sat-
urday night in the Hall at Kimball-
ton in honor of Miss Lizzie Nelson OF
Clinton, who is visiting him. All
the young people who were there re-
ported that they had one Of the best
times they have ever had at any place
and all wish they may soon have an
other return OF such time.
| There will be a meeting September
liz, of the COMMITTEES at the west Ham.
lin Creamery to decide on some tanks
and repairs including new floors
This Creamery Company is one that
ALWAYS keep in touch and harmony
with the progress of the times anf
keep their machinery in good shape
/ Last Sunday the friends of Knue
Hansen We're invited to his plac,
where to the music of N. j. Christ en-
sen they tripped on the platform an
til the wee small hours when daylig
mingles with darkness, when re-
luctantly and wearlly they wendet
| fL,as, he !, yho< -, l
! err they insight.
John Paaborg having reached, hi
Ard birthday last Sunday, larg
crowd ofrelatives and friends assembl
ed at the comfortable home east Q
Kimbaifton where pleasant day wa
spent. The day will long be rememb
cred by those present who hope an
1 trust that on each succeeding birth
: day they may meet and spend pleas
8 ant day with their friend. Afte
e hours of social amusement everyon
/ returned home feeling happy owe
e the day and its pleasures.
. At the church in Elkhorn the com
ing Sunday morning, Memorial Sci
vices will be held in honor and CON
is memoratlon of the President WilliaI
y Nc Kinley who lies cold in deaf
; from the effects OF the assassins bulle
If The services will be conducted b
n Rev. Wig and will be of a patriots
y nature, eulogizing the life and wor
o of him who has passed from earthl
honor and renown to the quiet pre-
: cincts of eternal glory. Every 10y,
: citizen should be present and engag
in the exercises that will make eac