Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-30

Brayton, Iowa.
Danish school will begin in Kim
ballton next Monday with a teacher
from Newell. This is during the
vacation of the other schools and the
school is likely to be largely attended.
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. r. JENSEN.
M. G. Mitten and family, the bar
Der in Kimballton, went over by
Redline Monday to visit with her
parents. He expected to &C to Har-
Ian Tuesday to look after matters of
personal business.
Mrs. Linstrom is moving to her
house in Poplar this week. She is
getting every thing fixed up nicely on
the inside ere she moves to it. She
expects to get into it by the latter
part of the week.
Walter James of Elkhorn, has been
laid up during the past week with a
very sore hand. He is talking of
going up north this winter to spend
his time in some of the big logging
camps of that place.
Rasmus Jacobsen over west of Elk
horn who had his house burned down
this fall now has his new house done
and the plasterers are at work on it.
He will soon be able to move into it
and be again at home.
John A. Petersen, the jeweler in
Elkhorn, had Jens Christensen, the
painter, to fix up his shop the first of
the week with new coat of paint,
which evens it up with the other
buildings in that row.
Hans Hansen now has his property
in Poplar all enclosed and the
plasterers are busy on the inside. 1t
will not be long now until it is all
completed and then we expect to be
able to write of another wedding.
Tuesday night the home of Knud
] Knudsen east of Elkhorn, was thrown
wide open to his friends as he had or
that day passed the mark in life thai
made him halt century old and b,
was celebrating the event in proper
style.
Hon. Geo. W. Cullison of Harlan
candidate for congress on the demo
cratic ticket, will speak in Elkhorl
next Saturday night. Mr.. Cullisol
has the reputation of being brillian
talker and will doubtless give goot
sound talk.
Peter Kjer, the blacksmith a
Fiscus who recently married was i
Elkhorn Sunday accompanied by hi
bride, visiting with Jep Torvel an,
family. Mr.. KJer has good bust
u ness in that little city and is dom
quite nicely.
= j. j. Esbeck and family and Other
from Kimballton were over south
west of that town last Sunday at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Peter
sen where big dinner of roast tul
key and many other good things wei
served to eat.
The M. w. A. in Elkhorn is dom
nice work now. They took one ma
through the lodge last Saturday nigl
and have several more application
for new ones. They have rented IL
hall over Jerry Miller's store and wi
soon have a good hall to do good VOL
in.
Chris A. Jorg ensen, who had nea
ly everything wrecked last SUNNI
by the cyclone, now has everythil
rebuilt and is in good shape for wi
ter. He has new cribs and hen hous
and his barn is all remodeled 80 TIL
he feels that cold may come now al
he can easily stand 1T.
The Kimballton schools closed Ia
Friday and on Saturday evening t
teachers, Mrs. Fiscus and M
Christensen, gave a box social t
proceeds to go for buying books fol
school library. The supper was
success, as they took in about $50
which will give quite start for go
reading for the pupils.