Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-03

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day on their years contract.
Two boys and girl of Peter S.
PETERSEN were visiting last week at
the home of George James south of
Elkhorn.
Victor Boysen is again down with
his old trouble. rheumatism. His
friends hope to hear soon of his grow :
ing better.
The share holders of the Sharon
creamery were hauling coal for the
creamery last Monday despite the
big drifts of snow.
The church in Elkhorn held meet
ing sunday and elected the officers
Tor the coming year but we did not
learn who they We're.
Tony Rasmussen, principal of
schoois at kimballton, was in EN-
norm Sunday visiting and shaking
hands with his friends.
Peter James left Wednesday for
Omaha 10 again resume his studies in
the medical college and leaves behind
| pleasant memories of the HOLIDAYS
spent most pleasantly.
The contracts for hauling milk 10
the West Hamlin creamery will be
let January s, 1901. All who wish
III Oh this will have to meet at the
creamery III that time.
The teachers teaching north of kim
ballton had quite Il time getting out
last Sunday and finally had to aban-
don their own rig as "a wreck and
procure a livery team.
Last Thursday night James Peter
sen royalty entertained, II p. Peter
son and Miss Maud May Aud at the
hotel to an elegant dinner especially
prepared for hat purpose.
Fred johnson entertained Miss
Emma Hansen and her friend, James
Petersen in farewell supper at the
Elkhorn hotel last Friday night ere
his departure for his Nebraska home.
Fred johnson departed last Sa'ur-
day tor his home at Friend, Neb.
we at first could not understand
fred'S visit, but now, well some time
we may yet write of those nice thugs
that it delights us to write.
The Elkhorn Lumber Co. will hold
a meeting of stock holders January 4.
at the office for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the coming year Their
invoice last year showed good work
ana their manager makes Il good re-
port.
ID. T. Petersen and Miss Maud Mae
Aud departed Monday for Lincoln.
NeD., to again resume their studies i'm
the State University They as we'll
as their friends enjoyed the holidays
and they can resume their studies
with new life and zeal.
Johnnie Bruhn and wife came from
their home at Hooper, Neb., to visi
during the holidays with the father
and mother Of Mrs. Bruhn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jens Hansen, just at the edge of
Elkhorn. After a delightful visit
among friends they departed Tuesday
for their home
The implement firm at Elkhorn is
still active and despite there being
plenty of snow and ice and frozen
ground they sold last week four cult.
vators, two discs and hay rake.
Cold weather cannot stop them for
they believe that in time of peace
prepare for war.
Hans Madsen, the genial Kimball-
ton merchant, is presenting the heads
OF families OF his regular patrons each
Christmas present in token of their
patronage during the past year. Hans
mas made himself popular among his
patrons and they appreciate the gifts
as from one who has served them well.
Joe Larsen, of Kimballton, went to
Des Moines last Saturday to be pre-.
sent at reunion AT the Danish col
Ie9e where he attended school last
year Many OF the old students took
advantage OF the cheap rates and
shook hands with old time friends
and talked and lived over again the
merry times of school life
The fun Of life depends upon who
makes it, where it is made and how
1T is made. Some men are so con
s'ituted that 10 be near them is 10
have good time. VIM Weigers.
east OF Elkhorn, is one of this class
and when he undertakes to give 10 his
friends good time they generally
have 1t. They were invited to his
home last Friday night and had one
OF the times one must be present to
realize as no one can fifty describe II.
AT meeting Of the directors of The
west Hamlin creamery last week the
following officers were elected tor the
coming year, each one Of whom is a
man perfectly capable Of giving good
satisfaction as an officer:
o. L. Hansen, President.
hnud Hansen, Vice President.
John Nelson, Secretary
Jacob Peterson, Assistant Secretary
Z. W. Boysen, Treasurer.
Chris Hansen, Revisor.
%. jensen, Revisor