Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-11-06
foundation of the church by Martin
Luther, the great reformer.

week visiting with friend whom he
had not seen for some time.
There was pleasant gathering of
people last Saturday night in which
every one present had a good time and
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Rasmus Hedegaard expects to move
the old harness shop in Kimballton
to the lots north of the barber shop,
aud fix it up for other purposes.
Mrs. Soren Sorensen, east of Elk
horn, returned home Saturday from
visit to Avoca and Walnut with
sister and brother at those places.
Don't you want fleece linedwrap-
per cheaper than you can buy cloth
and make one? l have it.
MAIDS HANSEN.
Miss Anna Petersen, who has been
teaching school northeast Of Elkhorn.
departed Tuesday for her home at
Waterloo to visit with her parents.
Since we found our splendid f.
nancial standing we will sell lumber
cheap. Come and see it.
KIMBALLTON DANISH LUMBER Co.
Ugh! Do you want to freeze? No.
Then buy fur coat that will fit YOU
and your pocket book.
HANS MADsEN.
The young folks of Elkhorn have
organized an orchestra OF the pieces
that will give good music for all
occasions needing it during the week.
Now is the the time to buy under
wear. You will need it much earlier
than usual this year. See ours.
HANS MADsEN.
A piano tuner was out to Elkhorn
last Thursday and tuned the piano for
the college and one also for John
Peterson and fixed them up in good
shape.
There was pleasant social gather
ing Sunday at the home of Peter
Rasmussen in which the young peo-
pie present enjoyed themselves for
few hours.
Thos. r. Jensen and his nieces,
Dortha and Anna Christensen of Har-
Ian, were out Sunday to visit for
few hours at the home of the girls
mother in Elkhorn.
Rev. Jersild Of Elkhorn, went over
to the Stanley school house last Sum
day to talk for the college. He ex-
poets to go there every Sunday and
preach to the people.
Outing Flannel has become a ne
cessity. You will want it for so MANY
things and have the best.
HANS MADsEN.
Mrs. John Bruhn of Hooper, Nebr.,
who has been in Elkhorn for couple
OF weeks past visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Hansen, departed
this week for her home.
Rev. Jersild of Elkhorn, went to
the county seat Monday in order to
get his last papers so that he could
exercise the right of franchise so dear
to every American citizen,
Mr.. Wonsmos at Sharon store has
sold his house and barn and will soon
move to Audubon and make that their
future home where he can the more
easily get to work at his trade.
A line of good coal always on hand
we have always carried it and expect
to keep on.
GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.
Brayton, Iowa.
I Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Andersen, who
will soon move to Sharon store where
he will open his store, gave a party
Monday to the people of their
vicinity, and all present had good
old fashioned time.
The young folks at Kimballton
gathered at the Hall last Saturday
night and had one of their pleasant
dances. They were we'll entertained
and had one of the most pleasant
times Of the season.
JeDs Andersen, who has been in
Denmark tor couple of years back.
is now established in Kimballton
with number of first class books
that he will bring before the people
LOT Jhelr inspection.
We have fine line of good cedar
posts and southern Burr oak posts
that must go cheap.
KIMBALLToN DANISH LUMBER Co,
The new hardware store at Sharon
IS progressing nicely. They have it
entirely enclosed and are getting in
their stock of wares. They EXPECT to
carry shelf and heavy hardware and
all classes of farm implements,
wagons and buggies.
Miss Lena Simonsen, who lives Just
south Of Kimballton, arrived home
last week from the old country where
she has been for the past few months
visiting with the friends of her par
ents and with her many relatives in
that far away home land.
The Sharon general store has re-
ceived new coat Of paint the past
week and it adds much to its general