Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-07
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$1,000 worth of new shoes-work,
fine or ladies at Hans Madsen's.
Listen. A new line of overalls
and pants at Hans Madsen's.
Tony Rasmussen was in Elkhorn,
Monday, visiting with his friends.
John Esbeck moved the first of the
week to his new home over by Fiscus.
Peter johnson was elected as direc-
tor in district No. l, Sharon, last
Monday.
Ho farmers! Get your work shirts
ready made at Hans Madsen's store,
Kimballton. If
The patrons of the Sharon creamery
were busy, Monday, hauling coal
from Audubon.
The officers of the Sharon creamery
were busy, Monday, fixing up the
affairs of the association.
Hendrick Henderson has moved to
his farm south of Kimballton and is
getting things in good shape.
Miss Anna Thompson is disposing
of fine line of millinery goods as
may be seen by her ad in this issue.
N. Lambertson, of Oakfield town
ship, was visiting the new blacksmith,
S. Kroeg, up by the Sharon creamery
last Sunday.
Chris Moulgaard departed Monday
for a small town north Of Ames,
where he will work in creamery the
coming season.
Mis- Larsen expects to go to Omaha,
Friday, to purchase good refrigera-
tor and other things necessary to
make his shop up-to-date.
Hans Olsen, president of the Shar-
on creamery association, sold some
good cows and fine brood sows to
Hans Mortenson last week.
Monday the stars and stripes could
be seen flying from the staff on Hans
Madsen's store in honor of the in
auguration of the president.
Walter James will leave this week
for Admah, Nebraska, where he ex-
poets to work the coming season for
John Bruhn formerly of this place.
Peter Jensen, who is soon to put up
business house in Elkhorn, has de-
eided to make it twenty-four foot
front instead of a twenty foot front.
VIM. Rudolph and his new wife
moved into their new home up in
north Sharon this week and are COR
daily welcomed by their neighbors.
Rasmus Heldergaard, of Elkhorn,
!. has purchased fine line of millinery
goods of Geo. Faaborg and his wife
will sell the same this spring in Elk
horn.
N. j. Christensen, landlord Of the
Elkhorn hotel, has ceased to work in
the store of Joe James and may be
found at the hotel ready to serve all
his guests.
j. f. Jensen and his brother, Ed
ward, who has just returned from
Tyler, Minnesota, were over from
Jacksonville, Sunday, visiting with
Axel Jensen.
Mrs. Jerry Miller is contemplating
trip to Denmark the latter part of
April. She is choosing the incest
time of the year when everything is
fresh with life.
Andrew johnson returned home
last week from Omaha where he has
been visiting for time with friends.
Andrew says he had good time and
thoroughly enjoyed his visit.
Farmers are finding it very hard
this spring TO find help enough on
the farm. Every day men are in
quiring for help and the scarcity is
bound to make wages good the COM
ing season.
Carl Schroeder has moved into the
house recently vacated by Hans Fa-
bricius and has now comfortably set
tied down to a peaceful and happy
home where he will be glad at any
time to meet his friends.
Nels Christensen moved from the
place south of Kimballton to his
farm over by Jacksonville. Their
friends and neighbors much regret
losing them but wish them continued
prosperity in their new home.
Last Saturday Joe James gave his
friends a farewell party in the hall