Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-16

Hans Madsen of Kimballton pur-
chased team last week of Jens M.
Jensen.
Willie Larsen who works for Geo.
Marcussen has been quite sick for the
past week.
Snow fell Monday and to be ready
for winter easy get one of Hans Mad
sens best capes.
Nothing better for the weather that
is coming than heavy wool sweater.
Get one at Hans Madsen's.
Miss Ellen Poulsen from up by
Elkhorn is working now in the j. F.
Jensen home in Kimballton.
Several from Elkhorn went out to
the big sale of Rasmus Nissen south
west of town on last Monday.
Knud Hansen up by Elkhorn sold
good team of horses last week to
the blacksmith over by Clay Hill.
Hans johnson up by Kimballton
was on the Audubon markets last
week with four loads of good hogs.
Get duck coat and you can wear
it in the corn-field. Price at bedrock.
HANS MADsEN.
j. f. Jensen one of mballton's
merchants went down to Lorah last
Sunday to look after his work there.
Chris Nelson Kimballton's auction
Ger is having about all the work he
can do this fall and is constantly in
demand.
Carl Schroeder the blacksmith in
Elkhorn was up north couple of
days last week attending missionary
meeting.
Wedding chimes will soon be heard
in Sharon township but we are not
permitted as yet to divulge the names
Of the parties.
N. P. Mahle the painter up by
Kimballton expects to soon go up to
the north part of the state for visit
with relatives.
The mail carrier between Elkhorn
and Kimballton and Audubon had
the misfortune to lose one of his
driving horses.
Candidates for the various county
Offices in Shelby county were in
Elkhorn last week shaking hands and
making friends.
Louie Larsen living north of Shar-
on Center was reported very sick Sun
day and we did not learn his condi-
ton on Monday.
A number Of the stalwart young
men from around Elkhorn go to At
lantic Thursday for tug Of war with
men from that town.
DR.. Mary Heilisen has purchased
the four acre tract just east of the
lumber yard and we understand in
tends to build upon it.
e. D. Peterson purchased fine
buggy last week of NJ. N. Esbeck &
Company in Kinballton and is ready
for any and all kinds of weather.
We have fine line of good cedar
posts and southern Burr oak posts
that must go cheap.
KIMBALLToN DANISH LUMBER Co.
l never had better line of dress
goods. They are Of every shade and
description bought SO they go cheap.
HANS MADsEN.
Peter Christensen up by Elkhorn
bought good COW the first of the
week of George Hennipgsen the hust-
ling mason and plasterer at Elkhorn.
Don't you want fleece lined wrap
per cheaper than you can buy cloth
and make one? I have it.
HANS MADsEN.
Walter Rasmussen is the new clerk
in the store of James & Hansen and
is proving quite success as he is
neat, active and always ready for
work.
Sam Faaborg, son of John Faa-
borg was in town Monday trading
with the local stockman Chris O.
Jensen to sell him good bunch of
steers.
Since we found our splendid f.
Dancial standing we will sell lumber
cheaper. Come and see it.
KIMBALLToN DANISH LUMBER co,
Chris Faaborg who was working in
harness shop in Audubon for
awhile is now working at the carpen-
ter trade and will learn to be me-
chanic.
Mrs. Bransen who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. Christensen at
Kimballton went up to the home of
Martin Christensen Monday to visit
her other daughter.
Now is the the time to buy under
wear. You will need it much earlier
than usual this year. See ours.
HANS MADsEN.
There was social gathering of
young people last Saturday night at
Lawrence Eskovs west of Elkhorn
and the rain compelled all to remain