Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-02-13
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to Sunday school to teach his class.
He found no one there but will receive
his reward some day.
Sunday the home of Peter Rasmns-
sen, in Elkhorn, was made Joyous by
number of the college young folks
gathering in for day of enjoyment.
They had sleigh ride and good time
and went home elated with the day.
Peter Mortesen, one of the prosper
Gus and successful farmers near Kim
ballton, is thinking very strongly of
building a house, in the near future,
and will erect good one when he
does start for he never does things by
halves.
Chris Winding who is clerking for
j. F. Jensen, in Kimballton, pur-
chased of Axel Jensen, this week, his
residence property. This is one of the
incest houses in town and he got it
at bargain. He Immediately rented
it for the year to Nels Andersen.
j. A. Petersen the successful opti-
clan and jeweler at Elkhorn is con-
stantly adding to his stock and fix
lures SO that he now has quite store.
His latest addition is neat case on
! the north side Of the store to hold his
silverware and musical instruments.
We now have the largest line of
lumber ever put in the yard. We
have reorganlzed the policy of the
yard and intend to sell so as to save
money to both the yard and the Gus
toners. Our new manager, N. B.
Andersen will figure with you and
help you. KIMBALLToN LUMBER Co.
| The X. P. Lodge had degree work
in their hall last Saturday night when
B. N. Rasmussen and Bertel Petersen,
both living northeast of town, were
taken through the first degree and
shown some of the solemn mysteries
and given the obligations that bind
so close together the various brother
hoods of the lodge.
The directors of the Kimballton
creamery are of the opinion that they
are in need Of a new floor in the build
ing and of new churn, both of
which they expect to supply. They
know that the better the apparatus
the better the butter and the higher
the price, so that it all comes back to
them in added profit to the patrons.
Paul Nielsen and wife of Elkhorn
departed Monday to cross the crested
pillows of the Atlantic to again be-
come residents of those isles yet dear
to all the older hearts for in it they
have seen joys and sorrow and there
they have friends and loved ones to
welcome them and help them to pass
their remaining days in peace and
! plenty.
\ Sunday quite number OF young
people of the college at Elkhorn went
down to the pleasant home Of George
James for few hours of good time
There is no time in life when young
folks can extract so much of pleasur,
as in their school days and to thes.
people who open their doors to let il
the merry voices, comes one of thu
! pleasures that in after years will re.
main a treasure In life we'll spent.
1 j. F. Jensen, the successor to Faa
borg q Heigaard, was down to Loral
and purchased the store he owned
few years ago. He will run it as
branch to the Kimballton store, send
ing Axtel down there to run it. II
himself will remain in the Kimball
ton store where he believes his hes
opportunity is. He is steadily pickin.
up trade and is very hopeful for tn
outlook.
Attention Ladies And Gentlemen
havea few Ladies' Capes and Jack
cts, also few Mems overcoats lef
which will close out very cheap.
Very truly,