Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-05-01
NELS JENSEN
ELKHoRN,

10000 Van Meter and Des Moines
brick for saleat the Green Bay yard in
Brayton.
We know of a wedding soon to take
place up in north Sharon but won't
give awav names.
Julius Larsen, the blacksmith at
Poplar was transacting business Mon
day over at Harlan.
Hans Hansen, living south of the
Sharon store, was sick the first of the
week and unable to work.
Jens Smith and Soren Faaborg took
buggies home from the enterprising
Kimballton firm the past week.
Hansen Larsen living north of
Kimballton, has purchased lumber
there to put him up an addition to
his place.
EGGS For SALE Fifteen eggs for
SIC from pure blooded Leghorn
chickens. Mrs. CHRIs HANSEN, Elk
horn, Iowa.
N. Christensen landlord at the hotel
has been helping in the store of James
& Hansen during the absence of the
former in Omaha.
Lauritz Petersen allowed crowd
of young people IN his home Sunday,
because he loves company and gave
them pleasant time.
Those attending the dance Satur-
day night in the hall in Kimballton
had good time although there was
not very large crowd out.
Chris Winding, who worked for
Jocum Jensen, when he first came to
Kimballton, has again hired to work
for him in the store at Lorah.
The carpenter, Wonsmos, up by
Sharon store has been enjoying visit
during the past week from two of his
brothers who reside in Texas.
Martin Esbeck is suffering this
week by small start at blood-pois
oning in his hand, which is very
painful and has to be tended to daily.
S. P. Kaae of Elkhorn, has pur-
chased lots in Poplar and will erect a
building as soon as the new lumber
yard gets to going and put in his
goods.
A crowd of young people gathered
together and went to the home of
MAIDS Petersen to surprise the jewell
er j. A. Petersen, which they effect
nally did.
Rev. Wig, pastor of the church in
Elkhorn, went to Atlantic on Sunday
afternoon and delivered one of his
forcetul sermons to the people Of their
church there.
Jasper Jensen, the popular Poplar
merchant, has been buying cattle late
ly to stock his farm north of the
store. He has carload now and may
put in some more.
Jens Hansen and his crew of paint
ers in Elkhorn have been busy the past
week making beautiful the home OF
Jens Soc, in that town, and occupied
by Joe James as a residence.
For SALE OR TRApE-A good hotel
property all furnished complete, in
Danish community. Will sell on
easy terms or trade for land. Inquire
at Journal office for particulars.
The buttermaker at the Sharon
Creamery was rejoicing Monday over
having received the highest premium
ever sent out by them which shows
him to be first class workman.
John Peterson, of Elkhorn, who
has been in Lincoln, Nebraska, the
past week visiting with his son who
is in college there arrived home thi
week and resumed charge of his store
Hans G. Hansen, of the firm of Jen
sen & Hansen in Poplar, has purchas.
ed ground south of his partners HON,
and laid it out into lots and is tigur
ing on building himself a good hous'
to rent.
The musicians at Kimballton have
organized a band and are going tt
have good music during the summer
They have all played before and i
will not take them long TOT get in goot
shape again.
Hans Andersen, living four mile
north of Kimballton has purchased
lumber in that place to build hous
as has Andrew M. Knudsen living
over on the M. Mortensen farm t,
build barn.
Mrs. G. Petersen, wife Of the Elk.
horn implement man, went to Omaha
on Wednesday to be present at tn
graduation of her brother, Peter, and
then went on up to Blair for visi
with friends.
A. D. Rifles, the harness maker il
Harlan, was out Tuesday visiting a
the Hans Madsen home. Mrs. Rifles
who is sister of Mrs. Madsen hat
been out several days but returned
home with him.
Nels Nielsen the young man VIII
works in the blacksmith shop at Elk
horn had a birthday Sunday and in
vited in some of his friends and the,
enjoyed the afternoon in pleasan
social intercourse.