Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-08-07
kinnballton -ElkhOrn
H. A. ELMQUIsT, D. D. S.
is permanently located in
EIkhorn and prepared to do all
kinds of dental work.
Opposite John Petersons. ELKHoRN, IA.
a while for her sister, Mrs. Chris

a while for her sister, Mrs. Chris
Jensen.
Last Sunday being the birthday of
Miss Martha Olsen crowd gathered
at the home OF her father, Nels Olsen,
in Elkhorn and enjoyed each others
company for the day.
Workmen were busy Monday re-
moving the granary that John Peter
son has used from the front of the
street farther back where it will still
be used for the same purpose.
The congregation Of the Bethany
church held meeting the first of the
week to try and select new pastor as
theirs has resigned and they are not
sure yet where and to whom to apply.
Andrew Christensen and j. G. Jen-
sen, Of near Elkhorn, felt that their
pocket books warranted purchase of
buggies the past week and so both
were in town and took home one each.
Hans johnson moved from Allan
tic out to Elkhorn Saturday, and
Monday be and his wife were busy
fixing up their house and straighten-
ing up, getting ready to live once
more.
Andas Jensen, Of Elkhorn, has TAX
en- the contract to put up big gran
airy for Louie Hansen, living north
OF kimballton, and who had all his
buildings demolished last spring in
the cyclone.
Peter N. Jensen's daughter, Rena,
who has been out to Council Bluffs
for some time working, returned
home Sunday to Kimballton and will
stay tor couple of months when she
will go back again.
The little son of Chris LANCE, hurt
week before last by glass striking his
eyes, was brought home Monday and
is not yet recovered but they believe
they will yet save the eyesight though
we understand it is doubtful.
Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Kroeg and Mrs.
Nicholson, all living around Sharon
store, had expected to celebrate their
birthdays last Sunday but the rain
somewhat interfered. The people
gathered at the home of Mrs. Kroeg,
however, and had good time.
Lars Peter Hansen, of the firm of
James 81 Hansen, in Elkhorn, and
Mrs. Mis- Larsen, were in Atlantic the
first of the week visiting friends. Mr..
Hansen's long stay in one of the stores
there made him many friends who
are always glad to welcome him
home.
Jens Hansen, the pioneer Elkhorn
citizen, and one Of the most well-to-
do farmers in the vicinity, intends
soon to construct a house near his
own which will be occupied by his
son Harold, who reports say will quit
the state of single blessedness ere this
year closes.
Andrew Christensen, up by Sharon
store, who fell through a hole in the
hay NOW and struck on his head in
the manger nearly eighteen feet below
knocking out some teeth and other
wise injuring himself, is getting along
as well as could be expected under
the circumstances.
Last Sunday morning as several of
the men were sitting out in front Of
the hotel in Kimballton terrific
flash of lightning blinded all for a
few moments and started the tele-
phone wires to ringing as though they
had been hit with club and scared
the boys, too, although it did no
damage.
J. II. Miller, Doctor Elmquist and
j. A. Petersen and the girls who went
up to the lakes some ago returned last
week Drowned and sunburned from