Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-11-07
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Chris Jorgensen has purchased lum-
Der in Kimballton to make him hog
house for the winter use.
See the red hot shoe corner at Hans
Madsen's. Shoes at and below cost in
this corner. just see them!
Sunday crowd of people met and
entered the Soren Aunbill home up
by Elkhorn and had merry time.
John Boberg found the storm a
good thing for his trade as his first
days sale was twenty pairs of over
shoes.
George Nelson, up by Poplar, was
in Kimballton some time ago and got
lumber for a large double corn crib
for his this years. crop.
&C. Enricksen, out by Elkhorn
sold his fine two-hundred acre farm,
last week to Mrs. Chris Petersen re-
ceiving for it $65 per acre.
Mis- Petersen noted that cold wealth
ter was coming on, and he having no
op buggy so he went to Elkhorn and
purchased a fine new top buggy.
Louie Shack the creamery man out
west of Elkhorn accompanied by his
wife was at the home of S. q. Peder-
sen Sunday enjoying pleasant visit.
Carl Andersen, of near Audubon,
has rented the Murphy farm north of
Sharon store recently purchased by
Chris Micklesen, and will move onto
it.
A. Boysen, of the firm of Boysen 81
Shack, furniture dealers in Harlan,
with his family was in Elkhorn Sun
day visiting at the home of S. G. Ped
ersen.
Christina Jensen the dressmaker at
Elkhorn gave party Sunday at
which high carnival was held until
the guests wendell their way home
ward.
Peter James arrived home from
Omaha last Saturday SO as to be pres
ent Tuesday and exercise his rights as
an American citizen and vote for the
men of his choice.
Peter Rasmussen, living out in
northwest Sharon township, gave a
birthday party last Sunday to his
friends and relatives and gave them a
very pleasant time.
Chris Nielsen now has his barn COM
pleted in Kimballton and this week
the carpenters are busy on his house
which they are pushing just as fast as
the weather will permit.
Have you women forgot that old
dress don't look we'll in company? If
you have remember that Hans MAIDS
en- can put you out the incest dress
goods in town for the money.
Rasmus Heidegaard purchased last
Wednesday the Hans Andersen farm
out east OF Elkhorn paying S47.5O. A,
the prices land is selling around here
this is quite reasonable price.
Ike Parsons has sold his forty acre
farm, east Of Poplar, to John Rosen-
beck and advertised to sell all his
goods at public auction and expects te
go to Dakota to make his future
home.
Don't freeze to death this winter
by crawling snto a cold bed. Yor
don't have TO and you are stingy il
you do. Get cotton or wool blank.
ct at Hans Madsen's and you will mo-
regret it.
Mother Stephens passed her seven.
ty-second birthday last Friday and il
hale and hearty, yet much beyond hel
years. She is scarcely ever sick anG
gets around better than many who
are much younger.
Joe James and wife and Carl Han.
sen and Miss Jennie Grumstrup drove
over to Harlan last Saturday to visi
Editor Hansen and wife. The snow
and cold kept them until Monday err
they returned home.
The candidates for county superin
tendent and treasurer and state sena
tor and also the county chairman TO
the republican party in Shelby coun
ty were in Elkhorn last week making
friends with the boys.