Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-17

| HoH oullIlluS raised ana u00er GOOD
Roadway.
Ed. johnson bought drove of cat
tie last week of Ernest Nicholson, in
north Sharon.
Men We're busy at the Sharon
creamery dam, Monday, getting it il
shape for winter use.
Willie Boysen and family were over
to kimballton Sunday to visit with
Martin Esbeck and family.
j. IL. Peterson, the genial Elkhorn
barber, was in Audubon Thursday
night. Why? We don't know.
James Murphy, in north Sharon,
sold nice lot of cattle Ed. johnson
last week for his future shipping use
Rasmus Hansen, the manager of the
Elkhorn Lumber Co., was in KIM
ballton Sunday visiting with Axel
Jensen
We understand that Joe Larson ex-
poets to go to Elkhorn the first of the
month to live but we will tell later if
he does.
Almost the whole college OF young
folks We're at the pleasant home of
Ole Madsen, Sunday afternoon, enioy-
ing the day.
Rev. G. G. Sorensen went to Des
Moines, Tuesday, to attend to bust
ness in connection with the Plain
View school,
West Hamlin creamery advanced
the price OF hauling one cent per
pound for all the milk haulers for the
coming year.
Joyum Jensen and family, from
Jacksonville, spent Sunday in Kim
ballton with his brother, Axel Jen-
sen and wife.
Mis- Larsen & Son We're busy the
first OF the week putting up ice to
| prepare for next summers use in his
meat business.
Severen Jorgensen, living east of
kimballton, was in that town last
week and purchased lumber to make
fine new barn.
Miss Lena Simenson, south of Kim
ballton, left Tuesday for Des Moines,
where she goes to visit friends at
Plain View college,
Martin Christensen and family were
pleasant callers at the Martin Esbeck
home, Sunday, welcoming them back
to Kimballton as it were.
Victor Boysen, who was down
some time ago with rheumatism, is
again able to be up and around
though not entirely we'll.
Ed. Frlck Jr. and sister, Myrtle,
from Audubon, drove out to Elk
horn Sunday aud were the guests of
j. II. Petersen for time.
Nels Taber, from Eight Mile
Grove in illinois, arrived in Elkhorn.
last Saturday and is spending the
time visiting relatives and friends.
Anna Moulgaard gave a pleasant
party last Wednesday in her pleasant
quarters in Kimballton and all who
were present had most pleasant time.
The Kimballton Lumber Co. sold
a bill Of lumber las. week to Peter
Petersen, up north Of jacksonville,
who expects to erect splendid big
barn. 2
Thos Jessen is moving the old
buildings from the place he pur-
chased some ago Of w. G. Elliott, of
Audubon, from the old building site
to his own place.
Saturday big bouncing boy came
to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Madsen, east of Elkhorn. They feel
mighty proud of the little fellow and
think he is among the best going.
We have few feed grinders left
that will be sold cheap TO the first to
get here.
s. G. PEDERsEN e Co.,
Elkhorn, Iowa.
Hans Madsen, in Kimballton, has
added new phonograph to his store
which makes quite an attraction. 1t
is a splendid one and every song,
speech or tune can be distinctly heard.
The Elkhorn telephone was fixed
some time ago SO that they can now
talk directly with Harlan, Audubon
and several other points without
ringing up any midway places as at
first.
Nels Jensen received the largest
shipment Of furniture, Monday, that
ne has ever got in the store He may
know where he will pack it but we
can never see any room to put new
stuff.
The K. 2. lodge expect to install
their officers in the lodge at Kimball-
ton two weeks from last Saturday
night and at the same time give some
OF the boys the touch Of the Prince
degree.
Chris 0. Jensen purchased the
thirty acres of land north east of