Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-12-26
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James johnson son of Hans j ohnson
and who is attending school at Dex-
ter is home to spend the Christmas
holidays with his friends.
Jane Jorgensen son of Peter N.
-Jorgensen is home from Grand View
College.in Des Moines having a rest
and good time visiting at home.
Miss Anna Petersen, who works at
the hotel in Kimballton, was up to
her home, near Elkhorn, Saturday
and Sunday visiting with her sister.
A crowd of young people assem-
bled last week to give Hans G. Mad
son and briuo'a little tin pail music but
Hans proved to be not at home aud
the boys got left.
Ole Olsen, the proficient lather
will soon begin the lathing of the
Miller studio which gradually
assumes proportions sufficient for a
new building to have.
Peter James, son of George James.
is home from Omaha Medical College
taking a rest and visiting with his
many friends who are glad to well
come him to their midst again.
G. w. Olsen went down to Allan
tic, Monday, to attend to matters of
personal business and to bring home
his sister, Dagmar Olsen, that she
may spend the Christmas time at
home.
There will be a general meeting of
the Kimballton Lumber Co. one week
from the coming Saturday at which
time there is demand that all stock
holders shall meet as there is bust
ness of importance to come before the
company.
Next Thursday afternoon the con-
gregation of the Elkhorn church will
have Christmas tree with appropri-
ate services for the occasion when the
birthday of the Great Savior of Man.
kind will be remembered.
Now farmers we are fixed for you.
You have long wanted post that
would last. We've got it at last. Try
our red cedar posts. They will give
you satisfaction.
Kimballton Lumber Co.
HI. P. Peterson, son of Merchant
John Peterson, is home from Lincoln
where he has been attending college
to spend his vacation. He has COM
pleted his collegiate course, and will
receive his degree in the spring. He
is now reading law.
The implement men of Elkhorn
were kept busy the past week putting
out sleighs and wondering what they
could do to supply the demand. The
break for warm weather the first of
the week kind of eased them up and
they feel they might not need any
more.
Chris Nelson the auctioneer has
had SO many demands upon him for
sales and some big ones too that he
has taken in Geo. Marcusen to help
him conduct them and as George is a
lively fellow he will soon get Oh to
all the crooks and details of the bust
ness.
The students at the college, in Elk
horn, we're preparing services for a
tree at the college for their special
benefit, on Christmas, when they will
observe the beautiful rite of so long
ago when the great Teutonic forefath-
ers began it in the forests of the great
German states.
Peter Andersen who moved from
the place just north of Willie Boy
sens home and went to Nebraska
about year ago has been back for a
few weeks visiting and is delighted
with the reception his friends give
him and wishes to thank them for
their many tokens of friendship
offered.
Do you ever attend theatres? The
young people of Kimballton have
prepared play of three acts with
fifteen people and have enlarged their
hall to accommodate the people and
will give the play next Monday
night, December 80. Everybody is
invited to be present. Go. You will
have jolly good time and night of
solid enjoyment.