Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-05-30
ers, but due to a popularity of the

ers, but due to a popularity of the
stock.
Nels Matieson and daughter and
granddaughter are down from their
home in Ida county, visiting with the
Matisen boys, southwest of Audubon
and George Mateison down by Sharon
Center. They are having a pleasant
time and enjoying the visit very
much.
Look out! We are coming with a
shoe sale. We've put them on the
counter at cost and are going to sell
them that way. You don't believe
1t. Well, wait until Monday, June
Sd, and see about it. We will prove
it. Remember it is COST.
HANS MADsEN.
Torvel Rasmussen, Barned Rasmus.
sen and Tonnes Anderson were in
kimballton last week and purchased
of Hans Madsen, the jeweler. gold
watches so that now when noon time
comes or even tide tells the time to 90
home they have not to gaze at the sun
or moon to tell the time of day, but
a glance at the time piece will suffice.
Axel Jensen received a letter from
his father, S. Jensen, at Volga, South
Dakota, stating that his large mill
and elevator with contents had been
destroyed by fire. The property was
valued at SIS, 0OO. 90 and was insured
for $4,000. 10. This will be quite a
severe loss and his many friends will
be sorry to learn of his great misfor-
tune.
Last Sunday at the home of Rasmus
Peterson, out on the ridge road,
there was a lively party of gay people
who met to bid farewell to their
daughter, Miss Martha Peterson, who
will depart for Nebraska in a few
days, where she will engage in teach
ing school. She is a bright young
lady and her many friends had a
pleasant day.
Miss Jennie Grumstrup has entered
as a candidate for the Journal voting
contest and hopes her friends will
vote for her so she may have a free
trip to Buffalo. She is now engaged
in teaching the Kimballton school and
has many friends that will see tina,
she receives their votes and support
Remember that for every CEN you
pay on subscription you get one vote
DR.. James Jensen, brother of tn.
popular lumberman, Axel Jensen
who has been practicing dentistry
very successfully tor sometime past a
Kimballton, will depart Thursday fol
Cedar Rapids, where he will open uI
an office and practice his profession
He is a young man of promise, being
a graduate OF the Chicago Denta
University. He is a student with al
interest in his work and we hope t.
hear from him III years to come, as hi
) is ambitious and possesses much nobl,
and manly integrity.
/, Word comes from Royal, Iowa, tina
. Miss Anna Paulson, who is we'll an(
f%avorably known about Elkhorn ant
r who attended school at the Colleg
' during the past winter, has passed t,
r the great beyond and her remain
have been laid to rest in the city o
the dead. She was a noble girl an
had many friends and admirers VIII
will deeply mourn that II SO tai
. and pure and true would be calle
away and that she will never be per
= mitted to be useful to the worl
'e about her. She was loved bv every
Il one. She was kind and loveable
all and in her passing to rest the worl
X has lost one OF her noblest daughter
k and her many friends a dear and pre-,
Of ious companion.
y Mr.. Ormsby, the man appointed b
: the ~postotfice department to establis
rural free delivery route in this dit
r. trict, was in Audubon last week al
D, established a route in north Share
I'd running toward Kimballton. 1t TAX,
~ in twenty-six miles, and postnast'
III Wilson expects it to begin about Jul
LIST, although it may take until tt
18th. He expects soon to have samp
mail boxes in the office at Audible
~ and the patrons along the route wi
80 have to get together or appoint a con
mittee to get together to select II
kind of boxes used. as they must a
be alike. This and that the roads a
kept in good shape are the only thin
~ the government expects of the p
a irons. Chris Berg has filed his boz
he and will be the carrier along the ne
es line.
W Notice to Contractors.