Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-21
Har du pr 8 vet Rasmussen & Jen.

Har du pr vet Rasmussen & Jen-
sen.
Peter Lykke arrived home last Fri
day and he says he enjoyed his trip
across the deep very much but does not
know if he will ever try itagain. He
was in wreck coming home and con-
siderably shaken up. He finds that
his work has piled up on him during
his absence and he will now have to
straighten it out.
] The contract has been let to the
Kimballton Gymnasium Club for
lumber to build new hotel. Torvel
Jensen is to build it and it is to be on
the lots owned by the club and three
story building. The boys are in dead
earnest and will have it completed by
June 5. Ole Olesen expects to move
in from the ridge to become the pro-
prietor. They Will also build barn
to go with it.
Jens Schouboe was down to Extra
Friday and Saturday visiting his
friends, Alfred Miller, Hans Hansen
and others. Jens is a good, whole
souled fellow and makes friends
wherever he goes because he is man
who can be trusted. He did not get
near around to see all he wanted to as
they all wanted him to stay too long
in place. He will find welcome
whenever he comes down in our
country.
Chris Rattenberg, of Atlantic was
married last Saturday to Miss Gertie
Peterson, at the home Of Jens Hansen,
south Of West Hamlin creamery.
Both are of that disposition that make
them eminently fitted for home life
is the wish of all their friends that
those solemn pledges they have as
sumed will bring them happiness and
blessings. They gave party Sunday
night to their friends, who joined to-
gether and had a pleasant time.
Last Saturday Axel Jensen, mana
ger of the Kimballton Lumber Co.,
invited the young folks in and about
celebrate the building Of his new
house, with is not yet completed.
AXel is genial host, Jolly enter
tainer and those around him felt that
there was nothing left for them TO do
but to have good time and they all
proceeded to do this last Saturday and
enjoyed the night as much as possible.
ri 5 b dine Sko hos Rasmussen 81
Jenen's.
Lauritz Fredriksen and Miss Peter
sen were married last Friday at the
home of the bride'sfather, Mis- Peter
sen, southt of Elkhorn, by Rev. Wig.
Thus two more lives have begun the
unknown voyage OF life together and
whatever may be the consequences,
the tates, the disappointments, they
have promised to cling together in
love and life, and to the friends, who
know them there is no doubt but they
will fill all the obligations and duties
that come in their path.
Much talk is going on in and about
Elkhorn of mill. There is no bet
ter point in the country for one prop.
erly fitted up and having all the mod
, u
3 of flour. If a stock company, having
the good of the country at heart and
wishing to reap some benefit there
!, from, was to be formed they would
find it profitable. One Of the worst
features is the coal to be hauled but
that with company would not
amount to a great 1eal and there is a
,, possibility of getting gasoline en-
CINE with enough horse power. Do
more than talk, act.
: Kimballton witnessed procession,
l Monday, that was never seen before
in this country. The young mel
were simply reviving the Leuton Gus
tom of their fathers in the fatherland
Z across the sea. Dressed as famous
: generals and under the stars and
J. stripes with the flag Of their old
5 country flying, about fifteen young
E men on horse back started out headed
: by the band in a wagon to call or
! their friends to the north of town
5 They paraded the streets and in theil
: fascinating costumes made nice dis.
: play. Their clown usually is found
pounding iron but this day made al
s appearance that would have led Bar.
E mum TO believe he never had had {
]. first rate clown.
= A powerful engine cannot be run with
J. weak boiler, aud we can't keep up the strait
s of an active life with weak stomach; neither
& can we atop the human machine to make re-
pairs, If the stomach caanot digest enough
z food to keep the body strong, suce pre-,
= paratiou as Kodol Dyspedia Cure should be
e used. 1t digests what you eat and it simply
J. can't help but do you good. W. A. Hamler;