Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-01
kimballton.

H. w. Ross Sr. was business caller
here Saturday.
S. Sterling and wife, of Harlan, Wis
tied here last week.
An addition has recently been added
to school house No. 6.
CT. Larson and Helen Jensen were
in Jacksonville Sunday.
A Mr.. christensen, of Harlan, tran
sacted business here Saturday.
P. Esbeck and family visited at the
home of Hans Johnson Sunday.
Mrs. Hans Marcussen has been on
the sick list the past week or more.
A baby boy was born to Andrew An
derson and wife west of here this week.
Editor Albert Hansen and wife, from
Harlan, passed through here Saturday.
Prof. Balling, of Denmark, will de-
liver lecture in the church August
9th.
Rev. Jorgensen, of Albert Lea,
Mimi, will deliver sermon here next
Sunday.
Thomas Christensen, of Omaha, was
transacting business here Friday and
Saturday.
Hans Madsen and family attended
the James Hansen wedding at ElKhorn
Thursday.
Lewis Hansen, north of town, con-
templates building a large barn in the
near future.
Rev. Mikkelsen, of Omaha, delivered
a lecture in Hans Madsen's grove Sun
day afternoon.
Peter Anderson, east of town, lost a
valuable horse last week on account
of the hot weather.
Wednesday of last week il was 112
in the shade, the hottest day in the his
tory of Kimballton.
The new laundry building is nearly
completed and in few days will be
ready for occupancy.
A daughter OF Joseph Jensen of Pop
lar has been visiting a week at the
Martin Esbeck home.
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their families spent Sunday at the
home of Geo. Mareusen.
Mrs. G. G. Nelson, from Harlan, has
been visiting about week with her
father, Jens Christensen.
We have q lot of four foot pickets
on hand, if you want some come early.
KDIBALLToN LUMBER Co.
P. J. Bertleson made trip to Har-
Ian Monday to secure p HORSEPOWER to
move his shop on its new foundation.
A medicine show will come this week
and will remain a week or more. We
did not learn the name of the concern.
p. A. Kelgarrd and crew of carpen-
ters left Monday for near Walnut
where they have large house to erect.
At the creamery meeting held
here last Saturday G. Rasmussen, OF
Traverse, Mimi, was elected manager.
J. +. Jensen and family passed
through our town Thursday enronte
for the James. Hanson wedding at Elk
Horn.
VIM. Partlow, the Kimballton lum-
Der hauler, has ceased work for a week
or more as he has made trip to Okla
homa.
Geo. Henningson, the Elkhorn ma
son, has given up his contract of NOV
ing the blacksmith shop for j. p. Ber-
tleson.
Jens Larson has now beautified his
! fine residence with fresh coat OF
paint, Bendixen, of Marne, is doing
the work.
Lars Jensen of near Jacksonville,
is hauling lumber from here for the
erection of new and commodious
house on his place.
A social party of young folks gather
ed at the home of Lars Mortensen Sun
day, the occasion being the birthday
of Alice Christensen.
Geo. Marcussen' hired man, while
working in the field Wednesday, would
! have died of sun stroke had he not re-
ceived help in due time.
Paul Cook, young NAM north of
| town, who immigrated to this place
from Denmark little over year ago,
died of sunstroke last week.
j. J. Esbeck met with a terrible
accident Sunday when he run two
rusty nails into his foot. This will
certainly lay him up for several days.
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nogen auden heromking, saa glenn as
like. KIMBALLToN LUMBER Go.
There was a pleasant gathering of
young folks at the social home of p.
f. Peterson Saturday evening the oc-
casion being the dedication of his new
barn.
Friday July Goth was day of JOY
and merriment at the pleasant home
of J. p. Rasmussen when this estim-
able couple celebrated their 18th ami
versary of their wedding. Friends
from far and near assembled at their
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