Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-09-19
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Miss Anna Moulgaard was in At
lantic last week transacting business.
Hans Madsen is paying the highest
market price for poultry and eggs.
Take them to him.
FL. P. Peterson made business trip
to Carroll the first of last week in
connection with the cigars he sells.
Jens Schouboe up by Sharon Store
was busy Monday bricking his large
cistern getting it ready for winter
use.
Venetian dress goods and suitings
make the finest appearing dresses
out and are durable and cheap at
Hans Madsen's.
Peter Bertlesen the blacksmith at
Kimballton now has new engine
house to his shop and will soon have
a new gasoline engine.
have some of the finest outing
f1annels ever shown in this part of
the country and will prove it if you
| will call at Hans Madsen's.
Marie Jensen who use dto keep house
for the butter maker at Sharon
! Creamery was visiting the first of
the week with Mrs. Towering.
FoUND-Cape, southwest of Ham
lin creamery. Owner can have same
by calling at j. A. Peterson, Elkhorn
Iowa, and paying for this notice.
Fl. P. Peterson and Miss Elva Mae
Aud who have been visiting here de-
parted Saturday for Lincoln where
both are students at the State Univer-
sity.
Jerry Miller went to Atlantic
Monday to meet his wife who has
been in the old country for about five
months. She will receive joyous well
come home.
Hans Gingen one of the milkhaulers
at the West Hamlin Creamery sold a
good team to Peter Kilgor last week
and now Peter can cover ground as
quickly as he chooses.
N. j. christensen the genial pro-
prietor of the Elkhorn Hotel was
clerking in the hardware store Mon
day during the absence of Jerry Mill
er who was down to Atlantic after
his wife.
KDud Hansen was in Elkhorn last
week and purchased fl ne new surrey
and Wilhelm Vigers added buggy
to the conveniences of his place. He
also took home with him a new
wagon as did Goge Gogesen.
Peter Juhl was down to Des Nroin-
es last week and traded his old separ-
ator for a fine new one with blow
stacker and all modern conveniences
1t also has clover huller attachment
that he expects to use after the other
grain season is past.
The location. of the post office is te
be changed as soon as arrangements
can be made. 1t will be moved across
the street under John Peterson's store
where the printing office was former.
ly located. 1t will be fitted up anG
made convenient place.
Nels Jensen sold John Faaborg (
fine granite monument which will
soon be erected to the memory of hi
father in the Elkhorn Cemetery. Thi
will be fine tribute to the memory
of the departed and will ever mari
the sacred place where the departed
sleep in peace.
4 Geo. Henningsen has commenced
laying the foundation for good sub
stantial residence for Jens Soc. 1t
!, to be built on the corner opposite tn
implement house of S. p. Peterson
Co. The carpenters will commenc
work as soon as possible and hopes t
Z have the building completed betor
/. early winter.
4 S. P. Kaae, Nels Jensen and Chr
: Hansen of Elkhorn, went up to Henri
e Paulsens by Sharon Store and deli,
' cred some goods sold there. On the
i way home the front axel broke dow
i with them, but through the courtes
j of Jacob Topp they got a buggy
get home in.