Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-09
kirnballton -Elkhorn

CICl NclscI, VI LlhuOTuS was Q
business visitor out in Omaha last
week.
Wilbur Wulf was in Elkhorn last
week and purchased a fine new top
buggy.
Andrew Jacobsen's wife up by Elk.
horn, has been quite sick but is now
much improved.
Chris Petersen's went to Living
Spring last Friday for visit with
relatives and friends.
Albert Hansen, editor of the Har.
Ian American, was visiting his par
ents in Elkhorn over Sunday.
Henry Jacobsen out by Sharon store
expects to go to Omaha next week to
visit for q few days with friends.
The new proprietor of the furniture
store in Elkhorn, took possession last
Monday when the stock was invoiced
Jep Mortensen, who has been quite
sickly all summer LETT for Omaha
Tuesday to try one OF the hospitals
there.
Nels Thompson, and Chris Larsen
purchased buggies and Erick Petersen
q carriage of the popular dealers in
Poplar.
There was meeting at the college
in Elkhorn last Monday to attend to
matters of business in connection with
the school.
Chris Christensen, living just east
OF Poplar is intending to put up a
new windmill soon and also a new
pair of scales.
DR.. Slamberg, the efficient doctor
at Kimballton, went to Des Moines
Monday to attend to matters of
personal business.
Hans Madsen, one of Kimballton's
hustling merchants, went to Audubon
last Friday checking over a car OF
salt that he had received.
NJ. Gregersen and wife, who have
been at Living Spring for some time
visiting, returned last week after
having had pleasant time.
One of the clerks from Osborn's
furniture store in Atlantic, was out
the first of the week helping to in
voice the furniture store here.
Andrew Boysen, of the firm of
Boysen & Shack in Harlan, was out
in Elkhorn the first Of the week help
ing to invoice the stock of furniture.
A sacrifice sale to make room Tor
new goods. A ten per cent discount
on all shoes for the month of October.
Everything goes. j. F. Jensen,
Kimballton, Iowa.
Mr.. Groat, Of Marine, was caller
in Kimballton last Sunday, and visit
ed with his friends. He is the pro-
prietor Of the hotel in Marine, Just
having taken charge of it.
Anton Petersen, living mile
northeast OF Elkhorn, went to At
lantic with his wife the past week
and she will remain for month in
one of the hospitals there.
Chris Brannen and wife, of Ute,
were out to Kimballton this week
visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Christensen, and making the acquaint-
ance of their new grandchild.
If you have bad cold and want to
cure it, come to us and let us at
Sharon Store sell you some of Foley's
Honey Tar. If cures.
BoBERG & RASMUSSEN,
A line of good coal always on hand
We have always carried il and expect
to keep on.
GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.
Brayton, Iowa.
Please remember that all our over
coats mems clothing, ladies jackets
and capes must be sold at cost, as we
are going out Of the clothing bust.
ness. Very truly : j. F. JENSEN.
We failed last week to get hold OF
the important news that twins, boy
and a girl, had come to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Baird out or
the ridge. All parties are getting on
nicely.
A. G. johnson, GUIDE Gudesep
Chris Olsen and M. P. Petersen, were
out in Nebraska up by Sioux CITY
last week and Mr.. Gudesen purchased
quarter section of the fine land out
in that country.
Peter Andersen, who will have
charge of the new hardware store al
Sharon, has advertised to sell hit
property at public sale on next Mon.
day so he can devote all his time tc
getting ready to open the store.
Geo. James and daughter, Daug-
mar, went out to Blair, Nebr., the
past week where he had business tc
attend to, while on the way out thew
stopped in Omaha and visited with
his son, Dr. James, in the Swedish
hospital there:
Miss Meta Jensen, daughter of Jas.
per Jensen in Poplar, is sick in
Audubon attic home Of her sister,
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