Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-18
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Workmen were again trying to fix
the we'll at the Sharon Creamery last
Monday.
Ed johnson the cattle king up by
Sharon Creamery is getting his large
barn pretty we'll finished.
John Schonpe added new hay load
er to his farm implements Monday
which saves great deal of time and
labor.
Miss Helen Jensen who is now at
her brothers in Kimballton, expects
soon TO 90 to Fremont, Nebr. for a
short stay.
Miss Dora Groat from Marine, was
out to Elkhorn the latter part of last
week visiting with friends in and
about town.
Peter James has gone to Brayton
to enter the office of DR.. Koob so that
he may keep up his studies during
the summer.
M. G. Harnmelgaard of Omaha, is
in and around Elkhorn taking a lay
Off from work and enjoying visit
with his friends.
Mrs. Jens Nielsen living south of
Kimballton and who was very sick
for long time is now quite recover
ed and getting strong fast.
The Elkhorn Implement firm had
thirteen Champion binders set up
and lined up that they had purchased
and sold and are now ready to deliv.
er.
Several from around south of Elk
hord were down toward Brayton to
the pleasant dance last Saturday night
given at the home of Chris Lambert
sen.
Nels Jensen the furniture man was
suffering the pangs of tooth ache and
neuralgia last Monday and scarcely
in mood to do business or meet his
friends.
Geo. Heningsen has the walls all
laid for the blacksmith shop Of Peter
Bertlesen at kimballton. and this
week will place the shop upon the
new foundation.
Last Thursday night number of
young people were invited to meet
at the home of Lawrence johnson
south of Elkhorn and enjoy the even
ing in social games and royal good
time.
a. Fl. Andersen the expert butter
maker at Kimballton, we understand
has resigned his position on account
of i'll health. A man from Trevena,
Minnesota, is 20 take his place.
The X. OF P. Lodge is planning to
have its annual picnic in about two
weeks and with their usual thorough
ness and the hustling of their chan
cellor commander they expect to have
fine time.
Chris Nissen and II. G. Madsen,
Kimballton's jeweler, both went to
Harlan Saturday to see if they could
buy broncho to suit. They found
none but Hans purchased good driv-
er while on his way home.
Peter j. Peterson, surveyor for
Shelby county, spent most of last
week in Elkhorl, replotting the town
end getting it i'll shape so the owners
could tell just what they own and
have to pay taxes on.
Last Sunday lot of the young
people of kimballton, went up to the
home of Fred Blat who purchased a
part of the Parson farm and has a
pleasant home and enjoyed themselv-
es in the cooling shade around his
home.
Chris Larsen Of the firm of S. c..
Petersen u Co. had his great toe come
in violent contact with an immovable
object and as result he lies still and
pours liniment over it, while the
thing he kicked does not seem to feel
bad at all.
When you come to Elkhorn, don't
forget to visit the new Jewellery store.
/ have a nice little stock of clocks and
watches and Jewellery for sale at
reasonable prices. Fine watch and
clock repairing. When your eyes fail
you, you get tired from reading, you
feel dizzy and are somewhat troubled
with headache, you should get your
ewes tested by John A. Petersen, OPP
tican and Jeweler, Elkhorn, Iowa.