Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-12-11

Two thousand cigars at the Elk
horn barber shop.
Get good musical instrument of
some kind for Christmas.
HANS C. MADsEN, Kimballton, Iowa.
Andrew Jensen the boss carpenter,
has just completed the home of Peter
| Mortensen and they will soon be
settled.
Hans Matesen and Andrew Jensen
of Elkhorn drove down to Atlantic
to attend TO matters of personal
| business.
Joe James of the firm of James and
Hansen went to Omaha the first of
the week to add more goods to their
large stock.
Rasmus Jacobsen who was burned
out, west of Elkhorn last fall is now
moved into his new house and settled
for the winter.
Miss Sena Faaborg out on the
ridge got back last week from Des
Moines where she had been in school
at the Grand View College.
Their will be the annual meeting
of the Danish Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Elkhorn at that place
on December 10 at l O'Clock.
have as fine line of Jewelry as
anyone would want for Christmas
presents. HANS G. MADsEN,
Kimballton, Iowa.
For Sale:-A business house in
Elkhorn. Cheap if taken at once.
Its snap. Call on or address
G. w. MARLIN, EXTRA, Iowa.
Nels Bennedsen of Kimballton left
last week for Des Moines to enter
the Grand View College at that
place. He believes in making the
most out of life possible and SO fits
himself by training the mind to its
utmost and giving it full scope in
which to play.
Miss Nettie Jorgensen Il Co., who
have been conducting dress making
parlors in Kimballton have decided
to quit and find work they like bet
ter. The have had all the business
they could do while here and have
made good money, but have decided
to go to Des Moines for the holidays
and work there for a while.
Last Friday two hogs of MAIDS
Petersen's in Elkhorn took what
seemed to be the cholera and one
died. He then went down to the
store of James & Hansen and pro-
cured some of the Extra Liquid Hog
Remedy, manufactured by Hensley
Bros, and Hamler and began feed
ing it to the sick one according to
directions. Monday the hog was
we'll and eating with the others.
This tells the story itself. Try it.
The hustling pump men, Nelson s.
Christensen of Kin,ballton shipped a
pump Monday to man down by
Avoca. The boys are doing good
business. When they started they
expected to simply to do what they
could themselves, but they have
hired two men continually and have
received several cars of stuff that
they have put out. They have good
reasons to rejoice in their big bust
ness.
Chris Larsen of the firm of S. c.
Petersen & Co.,. purchased the i'm
plement stock Of Chris j. Hansen
over by Clay Hill last week. Mr..
Hansen has had big patronage at
that stand and done lots of business
but has great deal Of land to look
after which is doubtless his reason
for selling. Mr.. Larsen has not vet
decided whether he will leave the
stock there or move it to Elkhorn
and add it to his stock there. At
any rate it will make a good lot
more territory for him.
At the meeting called last Satur-
day in himballton to discuss rail-
road plans, M. N. Esbeck was chosen
chairman and Ole H. Jacobsen secre-
tary. All present were enthusiastic
and ready to support it. Quite a
sum of money was pledged. They
appointed three other meetings. the
first at the Mcmahon school house in
Shelby county Dhcember 10; the
second at Mt Zion school house in
Douglas township Audubon county
December 20: and the third at Kim
ballton December 81. All three
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