Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-09-25

Chris Hansen living one mile west
of Elkhorn expected to give a party
last Monday night but we suspect
the stormy weather drove everybody
to shelter and kept them at home.
Torvel Jensen the manager of the
Kimballton Danish Lumber Co., or
dered a car of coal last week and
there was lively scramble to see
who would get what they wanted.
If you have bad cold and want to
cure it, come to us and let us at
Sharon Store sell you some of Foley's
Honey Tar. If cures.
BoBERG u RASMUSSEN.
i 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. F. JENSEN.
If you want to see the best line of
flannels, blankets and underware, call
at our store, we have just received all
our win ter goods, prices lowest.
1 j. F. JENSEN.
| Peter Knudsen of near Elkhorn had
the bones of his hand badly broken
last Friday. He was hauling hay
and his team ran away with him in
some way and the accident was the
result.
| John LANCE and family up by Elk
horn were quarantined last Friday
flor scarlet fever by the township
clerk. They only have it in light
form however and will soon be
around again.
! Rev. Gregersen of the church in
Kimballton went to Elkhorn last
Saturday to marry A. Bergreen and
from there went on to the northern
part of the state to attend a general
ASSEMBLY Of the church.
| The bankers John Peterson and S.
c.. Petersen went out to Omaha last
week and ordered the fixtures for the
bank. They have procured the best
of material and will have neat and
nobby bank when it is finished.
Rev. Simonsen who has been
preaching at the Bethonia church for
some years past departed the first of
the week for Wisconsin where he
will fill the vacancy made by Rev.
Jersild when he came to Elkhorn.
Last Sunday as the little boy of
Peter Nilsson out on the ridge was
playing with others and attempted
to climb windmill tower accident
tally fell and broke his arm. A doc
tor attended to the wound however
and he is now getting along nicely.
Additional KimbalIton and EIkhorn on
Brayton page.
| Miss Christina Hansen who has
been visiting at the Jens Hansen
home on the hill west of Elkhorn
left Monday for her home at Hooper,
Nebraska. She has had a very de-
lightful visit in this hospitable home
and of course was glad she had been
here.
At the regular meeting Of the Kim
ballton Rifle Club last Saturday the
following named men were put in
Office to look after the welfare of the
club during the coming year. Presi-
dent, Chris Christoffersen, secretary,
Thomas Thompson and treasurer, R.
P. Larsen.
The little three year old girl of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Christensen living out
by Jacksonville, broke the brittle
cord Of life last Wednesday and later
her heart broken and weeping par
ents followed the remains to the
cemetery at Bowman's grove where
it was laid forever in the silent home.
Nels Nelson the boss carpenter OF
Elkhorn accompanied by his men
will 60 up by Hamlin this week and
begin the erection Of a complete set
of new buildings on the farm of Hans
Marcussen rs he will build house and
barn and full outfit Of sheds and
such building as he will need.
Farmers! If your hogs are sick we
sell medicine that cures. Its the
Extra Liquid Hog Remedy. Hensley
Bros. & Hamler, of that place manu-.
features it and guarantees it to save
80 per cent of your hogs if sick, OF
refund money.
BoBERG & RASMUSSEN,
Sharon.
The party given last Saturday
night by some of the young men il
and around Kimballton at the hal
= was one of the social events of tn,
!. summer and felt under obligations tt
all who had made them welcome il
their home and took this manner O
returning the calls. They had pro
vided music and after they had al
danced while nice luncheon wa
served in the hotel and the thirty 81,
couples present went home vel
pleased with the general good time.
For Sale.
- head of young heavy draf
horses, rs Poland China boars. Ais