Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-08
kimballton.

Joe Chase, of Extra, spent Tuesday
in our town.
Grace Dickey of near Fiscus visited
friends here last week.
M. N. Esbeck g.. Co placed a new
awning over their store.
J. j. Esbeck had his barn moved on
his new lot by Sam Sterling.
Andrew Bertleson is now working
for his brother the blacksmith.
p. Rasmussen bought fine driv-
ing horse last week from Martin.
G. G. Nelson, our OLD time friend
and citizen, visited here last week.
Joe Larson, Of Elkhorn, made his
usual rounds Sunday to visit friends.
o. f. Erickson purchased fine $50
buggy from Esbeck & Co Wednesday
Geo. Faaborg bought a new driving
horse last week from p. Rasmussen.
Mrs. n. h. Nelson has been on the
sick list for several days, but is gain
ing
Martin Esbeck and Nels Anderson
made business trip to Audubon Mon
day.
Martin Esbeek has been improving
his property by building new buggy
house.
H. G. Anderson left for Tyler, Mimi
Monday where lie will remain until it
freezes up.
Rasmus Hansen, the Elkhorn lum-
her man, was business caller here
Wednesday.
Theresa Grumstrup, from up near
Sharon, visited with her many friends
here Friday.
Thos. Arnold, of Rock Island, ILL.,,
transacted business here Wednesday
with the Kimballton Lumber Co.
Come and get our prices on fence
posts before buying elsewhere.
KIMBALLToN LUMBER Co.
Mrs. n. II. Nelson contemplates
building an addition to the house on
her farm, north of town, before long.
Last week we stated that Prof.
Balling would lecture here Sunday,
but it should be the following Tuesday.
The board of directors of the Kim
ballton Lumber Co. held their regular
monthly meeting at their Office Satur-
day.
A. Berggren, of Elkhorn, transacted
business here Friday. He has recent
ly been appointed postmaster at that
place.
Albert Christensen purchased fine
top buggy from EsbecK & Co. last
week. He wants to take the world q
little more easy.
Geo. Nelson and Jasper Jensen left
Saturday for an extended trip to Colo
RADIO. They expect to visit other
states before returning.
Jorgen Rosenbeck, north of town,
had an attack of sunstroKe last week,
and for several days was in a critical
condition. DIR. Brooks attended him.
H. J. Hansen and wife left here Sun
day for three months visit to their
native home in Denmark. We predict
for them a profitable and enjoyable
trip.
Fred Peterson and wife, who left for
Washington state some four years ago
returned last week and will make their
home at Elkhorn where they formerly
lived.
Albert Jorgenson and vile left Sun
day fora visit to old Denmark. They
will he gone at least three months.
All their friends wish them a success
full journey.
Happiness was brought to the home
of A. f. Jensen Friday morning by
the arrival Of twelve and half pound
baby boy. Both mother and babe are
doing well.
Rev. Jorgenson, of Albert Leo,
Mimi. delivered a splendid sermon in
the church here Sunday and in the
afternoon he delivered lecture in ii.
Modsen's grove.
A medicine show called the p. p. p.
7. company came here Monday and
will show here one week. They come
well recommended from Elkhorn where
they showed the week previous.
The petition that was circulated
here some time ago for the purpose of
securing a veterinary surgeon to per-
manently locate at this place, will go
through as plenty have already signed.
Lars Christofferson will leave the
l4th of this month for Cedar Rapids.
He was recently appointed as a delegate
to attend session of the Grand Lodge
of the knights of Pythias to be held
at that place.
The blacksmith shop has now been
moved on the new foundation, Sam
Sterling, OF Harlan, did the work. He
is an able mechanic in every respect,
which was shown by the way he handl-
ed the building.